QUIZ: Put your knowledge of British Columbia to the test

QUIZ: Put your knowledge of British Columbia to the test

In honour of B.C. Day, take this short quiz and see how much you know about our province

It’s British Columbia Day, a statutory holiday in this province, held each year on the first Monday of August.

READ ALSO: QUIZ: How much do you really know about Canada?

READ ALSO: How much do you know about the moon?

In honour of the day and in honour of our province, put your knowledge of B.C. to the test.


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