Too Much Toronto Trivia Quiz

Answer: Niagara Falls

This world wonder is situated on the New York border and has many sights to see. Even outside this city, you can visit the Botanical Gardens, the butterfly conservatory, the floral clock, and Sir Isaac Brock's memorial statue. Inside the city, you can visit all of the famous attractions such as Planet Hollywood, Rainforest Café, many museums, and Marineland.

Answer: Ottawa

Situated on the man-made Rideau Canal, this city contains many sites and museums. The city is located right on the Québec border, so it is sometimes known as "Ottawa-Hull". This city is the second coldest capital city in the world, and it is only surpassed by Ulan Bator, Mongolia.

Answer: London

This city in southern Ontario is usually warmer than the rest of the country. One of the historical sites is the Banting House National Historic Site of Canada. Frederick G. Banting discovered insulin and he was voted the fourth greatest Canadian in the CBC's nationwide poll to find "The Greatest Canadian".

Answer: Barrie

Barrie, Ontario is about an hour drive from Toronto and it's a quietly growing city. Within a half hour drive, people can ski or snowboard at Horseshoe Valley and Snow Valley, and they can mountain bike or cross-country ski at Hardwood Hills. Kempenfest is hosted in early August each year and it attracts more than three hundred thousand people who go for the fair, arts and crafts, and foods.

Answer: Moosonee

The city of Moosonee is located on the west banks of the Moose River, a mere 12 miles from James Bay. This outpost used to be a fur trading post and was known as "The Moose".

Answer: Windsor

A neat attraction in Windsor is the Charlie Brooks Memorial Fountain which is lifted by crane over the Detroit River during May through October to be in a magnificent water show. You can also visit Pelee Island, the most southerly point of Canada.

Answer: Sudbury

Sudbury is home to many nickel mines and deposits. In the city, you can visit Science North and Laurentian University. Sudbury is home to many French and English speaking residents.

Answer: North Bay

North Bay is in the Canadian Shield, so there are many forests and lots of rocky terrain. Like Sudbury, many people here are bilingual. North Bay features the Dionne Museum, where you can see some artifacts, exhibits, and displays about the Dionne quintuplets.

Answer: Kingston

Kingston, Ontario is the fresh-water sailing capital of North America, and it's home to the St. Lawrence Seaway's Thousand Islands. Kingston was once the capital of Canada and is home to the Kingston Penitentiary.

Answer: Hamilton

Hamilton is a short drive away from African Lion Safari, and it hosts the Around the Bay thirty kilometre race, the oldest road race in North America.

Well, I hope you've enjoyed the trip around Ontario. Maybe this will take some of the focus off of Toronto, and put it onto the rest of the province. Ciao.