What kind of whale is this? Hint: it has two common names.
Killer Whale or Orca. Have you ever seen one?
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What city has the world's largest hockey stick?
Duncan
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What is your favourite thing about Vancouver Island?
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What does RCMP stand for?
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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The Island is known as one of the best caving areas in the world with over 1,050 known caves. What is the study and exploration of caves called?
Spelunking
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Name a professional sports team in Victoria.
Victoria Harbourcats (Baseball), Victoria Royals (Hockey), Victoria Shamrocks (Lacrosse)
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Name TWO marine mammals that you can find in the ocean waters off of Vancouver Island.
Killer whales, humpback whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, california sea lions, sea otters and river otters...
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These gardens are perhaps the most famous in all of Victoria.
Butchart Gardens
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These mouth-watering 3-layered desserts are named after a city on Vancouver Island.
Nanaimo Bars! They consist of 3 layers: a cracker crumb and chocolate base, a custard icing and then theyโre finished with a smooth chocolate coating.
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What is one of your favorite things to do on Vancouver Island?
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What is the capital of British Columbia?
Victoria
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These trees grow best in lush forests and on moist mountainsides. It is the official tree of BC. It has cones which means it is coniferous. Look on the ground and you'll see tiny brown cones. They can live to up to 1000 years!
Western Red Cedar.ย ย Coastal people used all parts of the tree. Wood is used to build canoes, paddles, houses, boxes, totem poles, and tools.ย