Discovering Canada Crossword Puzzle

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POUTINE : a (probably unhealthy) Canadian dish that (except for the stress) rhymes with the family name of the man who invaded Ukraine in 2022
SNOWBIRD : word for a Canadian citizen who prefers to stay in Florida or Arizona during the cold winter months
TIM HORTONS : the iconic Canadian coffee and fast-food chain
LOONIE : a Canadian one-dollar coin
TOONIE : a coin worth two Canadian dollars
CHINOOK : the equivalent of the Alpine foehn, a warm and dry wind that blows inland from a mountain range
WASHROOM : the Americans say bathroom or sometimes restroom – for Canadians, this is the…
RUNNERS : Sneakers (AE) or trainers (BE) are called differently in Canadian English, they are…
RESILIENCE : a formal word that denotes the ability to endure hardship and to always come back in the face of opposition – the first letter is an ‘r’
JUDGMENT : a moral virtue many politicians lack, causing them to make wrong decisions and to defend them stubbornly. On doomsday or __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Day, God will hold them accountable for that flaw!
CARIBOU : a large deer grazing in Canada’s vast forests; its European cousin pulls Santa’s sleigh
SNOWMOBILE : the motorised modern-day version of a dog sled
DAM : a wall that regulates the water level of an artificial lake
EXTRACTION : a formal word that describes the production of raw materials, e.g. by mining – since the materials are taken ‘out of’ the ground, it beings with ‘ex-’
HABITAT : the living space of a species
BOULDER : a big piece of rock has that name
SEED : plants need it to reproduce; it is the baby version of the grown plant – the verb it goes with is ‘to sow’
ROOT : the part of the plant that grows downward, holds and ‘feeds’ the plant
STREAM : a small river
BREED : this verb means a) to hatch, b) to copulate and c) to keep for reproduction – it begins with a ‘b’
CONSERVE : it is the antonym of ‘spend’ or ‘waste’
PRECIPITATION : snow, rain, hail etc. are examples of…
RESORT : a spot where tourists spend their holidays
FOSSIL : fuel made from carbon is described by this adjective with six letters
SHRINK : a verb that is synonymous with ‘to contract’ or ‘to shrivel’

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QUESTIONS LIST:

poutine : a (probably unhealthy) canadian dish that (except for the stress) rhymes with the family name of the man who invaded ukraine in 2022
snowbird : word for a canadian citizen who prefers to stay in florida or arizona during the cold winter months
tim hortons : the iconic canadian coffee and fast-food chain
loonie : a canadian one-dollar coin
toonie : a coin worth two canadian dollars
chinook : the equivalent of the alpine foehn, a warm and dry wind that blows inland from a mountain range
washroom : the americans say bathroom or sometimes restroom – for canadians, this is the…
runners : sneakers (ae) or trainers (be) are called differently in canadian english, they are…
resilience : a formal word that denotes the ability to endure hardship and to always come back in the face of opposition – the first letter is an ‘r’
judgment : a moral virtue many politicians lack, causing them to make wrong decisions and to defend them stubbornly. on doomsday or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ day, god will hold them accountable for that flaw!
caribou : a large deer grazing in canada’s vast forests; its european cousin pulls santa’s sleigh
snowmobile : the motorised modern-day version of a dog sled
dam : a wall that regulates the water level of an artificial lake
extraction : a formal word that describes the production of raw materials, e.g. by mining – since the materials are taken ‘out of’ the ground, it beings with ‘ex-’
habitat : the living space of a species
boulder : a big piece of rock has that name
seed : plants need it to reproduce; it is the baby version of the grown plant – the verb it goes with is ‘to sow’
root : the part of the plant that grows downward, holds and ‘feeds’ the plant
stream : a small river
breed : this verb means a) to hatch, b) to copulate and c) to keep for reproduction – it begins with a ‘b’
conserve : it is the antonym of ‘spend’ or ‘waste’
precipitation : snow, rain, hail etc. are examples of…
resort : a spot where tourists spend their holidays
fossil : fuel made from carbon is described by this adjective with six letters
shrink : a verb that is synonymous with ‘to contract’ or ‘to shrivel’