3. Terry Fox was from BC- he once tried to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research Let’s run the Terry Fox Run

4. Did you know that Mount Logan, the highest mountain in Canada (6000 m.) is in the Yukon? Let’s climb Mount Logan

5. Did you know that the Mackenzie River is the longest river in Canada? Let’s kayak the Mackenzie River

6. Iqaluit means the place of many fish. Let’s go Fishing

7. Did you know that Alberta is home to the Edmonton Oilers and the Calgary Flames? Let’s go skating

8. Saskatchewan has a football team called the “Roughriders” Let’s pretend we’re riding a “wild horse”

9. Churchill, Manitoba is "the polar bear capital of the world". Run!!! Polar Bear!

10. The CN Tower is in Toronto, Ontario Let’s take the stairs to the top of the CN Tower

11. The St. Lawrence River (3800 km. long) links Quebec to the Atlantic Ocean Let’s swim the St. Lawrence like Bonhomme

12. Bay of Fundy between N.B. and Nova Scotia has the world's highest tides (15 m. high). Let’s row a boat in the Bay of Fundy

13. Apples and blueberries are grown in the Annapolis Valley Let’s go blueberry picking

14. The 13 km Confederation Bridge joins New Brunswick and PEI Let’s jig for cod over the Confederation Bridge!

15. Marble Mountain is located in Corner Brook Let’s go skiing at Marble Mountain

16. You did it! and now it’s time to rest….because tomorrow we hike..

17. The United States