A) February 5, 2010 B) July 31, 2015 C) July 10, 2017 D) May 2008
A) 13,000 square kilometres (5,019 sq mi) B) 8,500 square kilometres C) 10,700 square kilometres (4,131 sq mi) D) 15,000 square kilometres
A) Wolf packs B) Marten C) Mealy Mountains woodland caribou herd D) Black bear
A) Further development of land B) Industrial logging C) Hunting D) Mining
A) Boreal forest B) Labrador Sea C) White Mountain across D) Mountain range
A) Métis and Mi'kmaq B) Cree and Ojibwe C) Haida, Tlingit, and Nisga'a D) Innu, Inuit, and NunatuKavut
A) Alex MacDonald B) Larry Innes C) The federal government D) Jim Prentice
A) Grassland and chaparral B) Rainforest and wetlands C) Desert and savanna D) Boreal forest and tundra
A) It is the largest protected area B) It is the smallest national park reserve C) It is the most visited park D) It has no significant status
A) Prohibition of all human activities B) Industrial development C) Tourism expansion D) Continuing use of personal cabins and other activities
A) Labrador Inuit word for mountain B) English translation for river C) Innu word for forest D) French term for sea
A) February 5, 2010 B) May 2008 C) July 31, 2015 D) July 10, 2017
A) To promote industrial development B) To increase tourism C) To establish a new city D) To protect a large portion of boreal forest and tundra
A) Environment Canada B) Natural Resources Canada C) Canadian Wildlife Service D) Parks Canada |