History
The board game boom
Canada became a hotbed of gaming in the 1980s, for better or for worse
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The Canadian Geographic Challenge is turning 20 years old! It’s Can Geo Education’s oldest program, so to celebrate we’ve combed through past quiz questions and compiled some of our favourites. So, until registration closes on March 1, we’re encouraging all Canadians to use these questions to test their own high school geography knowledge. And while you’re at it, tell the teachers in your life to register for what proves to be our most exciting Challenge yet!
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