Statistics for Top 20 Canadians.

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Tried to run across Canada with an artifical leg, cancer activist, died of cancer	Terry Fox	90%
Born in Scotland, died in the US, invented the telephone while in Canada.	Alexander Graham Bell	89%
PM in the 70s and 80s, gave the finger to protestors, dropped the f bomb in the house of commons, swam with Castro, ex-wife partied with the Rolling Stones, generally regarded as the best PM	Pierre Elliot Trudeau	87%
First PM of Canada, not an American fast food chain - minor spelling difference	Sir John A MacDonald	86%
The Great One, hockey player with the most records, may be better known in the US for his daughter's twitter posts.	Wayne Gretzky	85%
Pop-country singer, "The Women in Me" "You're Still the One" "Man I Feel Like a Woman" "Up"	Shania Twain	77%
Canadian actor, comedian, "Wayne's World" "Austin Powers" "Shrek"	Mike Myers	76%
PM in the 60s, UN diplomat who created the idea of peacekeepers during the Suez Crisis, Toronto airport is named after him	Lester B Pearson	75%
Minor league hockey player and coach, TV commentator, the John Madden of hockey broadcasting, rock'em sock'em videos	Don Cherry	69%
"The Nature of Things", science broadcaster, environmentalist, spent time in a BC internment camp during WWII	David Suzuki	68%
Greatest hockey defenseman, Boston Bruins, bad knees ended his career, coached by #7	Bobby Orr	60%
Singer, Buffalo Springfield, Crosby Stills and Nash, "Cinnamon Girl" "Heart of Gold" "Old Man" "Hey, Hey, My, My" "The Needle and the Damage Done" "Rocking in the Free World"	Neil Young	60%
Metis rebel leader, founded Manitoba, hung after the North West Rebellion, had religious visions	Louis Riel	57%
Father of medicare, first social democratic premier, Scottish born, Baptist minister	Tommy Douglas	39%
Nationalist country singer, "The Hockey Song" "Sudbury Saturday Night" "Bud the Spud", plywood board	Stompin Tom Connors	38%
Invented insulin, Nobel prize for medicine at 32,	Frederick Banting	29%
UN commander, general, Hotel Rwanda	Romeo Dallaire	29%
Leader of Ontario NDP, UN ambassador, special envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa	Stephen Lewis	9%
Founded L'Arche an international federation of group homes for the developmentally disabled, theologian, has an asteroid named after him, son of a Governor-General	Jean Vanier	8%
CBC radio, Morningside, writer and reporter	Peter Gzowski	6%