Provinces And Territories Of Canada (With Hints)

The name of this largely polar territory means 'Our Land' in the Inuktitut language.

From the Algonquin word 'kébec', meaning 'where the river narrows'.

The name of this region indicates its relative position in Canada.

Named after one of the Great Lakes.

Queen Victoria chose the name (it was part of her empire). It includes the name of a river (ultimately named for the Italian explorer who voyaged to the New World but swore it was Asia).

Named after one of Queen Victoria's daughters (who had a name much like her father's).

Named after the Cree name for the 'Kisiskāciwani-sīpiy' (swiftly flowing river) that passes through it.

It might come from the Ojibwa word 'manidoobaa', meaning the Straits of the Great Spirit.

This is named after the longest river in the territory. The river's name comes from a phrase in the Gwich'in language: 'chųų gąįį han': 'white water river'.

Half the name is rather similar to the translation of its French name, 'Terra-Neuve'. The other half is named after its Portuguese explorer (who also has a very popular dog breed named after him).

Named after the House of George III, derived from the German town of Braunschweig.

From the Latin for 'New Scotland'.

Named after the son of George III and the way the province is surrounded by water.