Read the words on the card. Think about what they mean or refer to. When you want to check your answer, click on the card to see the other side. All terms and dates will appear every time you load this page, but the order of the cards will change every time. The information on these flashcards will help you remember the information from the Learn section of this website. By itself, the information on the cards is not enough to prepare you for the real test.
- Canadian honoursFor many years, Canadians used British honours. In 1967, a Canadian system was introduced. The Order of Canada is the top honour. There are orders, decorations, and medals.
- Canada DayJuly 1
- Vimy DayApril 9. To remember the victory at the Battle of Vimy Ridge on April 9, 1917.
- Boxing DayDecember 26
- Christmas DayDecember 25
- Royal AnthemThe Royal Anthem, God Save the Queen, is played or sung when Canadians want to honour the Sovereign.
- National AnthemO Canada was officially made the national anthem in 1980. The French and English words have different meanings.
- Victoria DayThe Monday before May 25 (Sovereign's birthday).
- Remembrance DayNovember 11. Fighting ended in the First World War on November 11, 1918.
- Victoria CrossThe Victoria Cross (V.C.) is the top award for bravery in Canada. It was originally awarded as a British war medal and continues today in the Canadian honours system. 96 Canadians have earned the V.C. since 1854.
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