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Quiz by Trevor Pritchard, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Trevor Pritchard
about 3 years ago
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Question 1
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Penny Peters is overseeing a series of immersive cultural tours launched in response to rising interest in her Indigenous community's history. Where are the tours taking place?
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Kitigan Zibi.
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Akwesasne.
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Pikwàkanagàn.
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Barriere Lake.
Question 2
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Ottawa singer-songwriter Les Emmerson, whose anti-establishment anthem Signs became a staple of 1970s rock radio, died recently after being diagnosed with COVID-19. Which group was he the frontman for?
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Five Man Electrical Band.
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April Wine.
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Chilliwack.
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D.O.A.
Question 3
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What legislation has the Ford government decided not to fast-track, leading to criticism from local opposition politicians like NDP MPP Joel Harden and Liberal MPP Stephen Blais?
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Ford (binary/octet-stream)
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Rules that would allow councils to expel councillors for misconduct.
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Expanded protections for Ottawa's Greenbelt.
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Sweeping reforms to long-term care in Ontario.
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Additional sick days for pandemic-related absences.
Question 4
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Dr. Tim Olynych says his field is being "overrun" with requests to grant people exemptions from COVID-19 vaccines. What kind of doctor is he?
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He's an allergist.
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He's a pediatrician.
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He's an otolaryngologist.
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He's a cardiologist.
Question 5
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Bruce Clark, owner of the Toucan Pub, said he thinks COVID-19 rules introduced this week by his health unit should be stronger and that another lockdown is needed. Where is his pub located?
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Cornwall, Ont.
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Chelsea, Que.
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Kingston, Ont.
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Renfrew, Ont.
Question 6
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According to an investigation by Radio-Canada, which Gatineau, Que., institution has been failing to properly enforce COVID-19 mask rules?
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Casino du Lac-Leamy.
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Université du Québec en Outaouais.
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The Canadian Museum of History.
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Centre Slush Puppie.
Question 7
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Where was this person spotted holding this sign on Friday morning?
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An LCBO in Nepean.
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A chain drugstore in Vanier.
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A downtown community centre serving as a COVID-19 test site.
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A grocery store at the Trainyards shopping complex.
Question 8
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What legally binding directive did Dr. Vera Etches, Ottawa's medical officer of health, issue Friday afternoon amid soaring COVID-19 case rates?
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Etches (binary/octet-stream)
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Certain businesses must cut their capacity by 50 per cent.
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Schools must go online in the new year.
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Private indoor gatherings must be capped at 10 people.
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Parks and playgrounds must close at 6 p.m.
Question 9
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The city announced Friday that it would take longer than expected to complete the north-south Trillium Line extension. What's the new completion date?
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August 2022.
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May 2023.
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September 2023.
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Spring or summer 2024.
Question 10
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What's the impending future for the Rochon Residence, one of the oldest homes in the ByWard Market?
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It will house an artist-in-residence chosen by the National Capital Commission.
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It will be converted into a set for era-specific TV and film productions.
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It will be taken over by the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral and used as a tourist centre.
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It will be demolished in order to build a luxury condo.
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