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1 Man-made Lake in the nation’s capital 5 They experience their vacays in motorhomes 10 Victoria Park is in what Manitoba town? 16 The __ Islands, in Ireland 17 Pitt __ (Lower Fraser Valley city in British Columbia) 19 Ontario community (near Stoney Creek and Hamilton) home of the Puddicombe Estate Farm, Winery & Cider 20 Mr. Kovalchuk who played for the Atlanta Thrashers 21 The Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway is an __-__ __ in the Northwest Territories 23 Montreal Canadiens’ orange mascot! 25 Having been offered a panoramic view perhaps 26 Being, in Latin 27 Techie buy for a smartphone 28 Liv Tyler’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ character 30 Bass and Treble 32 Wanes a warm welcome 33 Baker’s frosting target 35 “Hurting Each __” by The Carpenters 39 Bach instrumental suite piece 42 Pouch 43 __ _ Turn (Road directive) 45 UK record label 46 Salt amount added to the dish: 2 wds. 47 Aching 48 Mount in Armenia’s coat of arms sharing the name of Canadian director Atom Egoyan’s 2002 movie 50 __ beans 51 Ticket __ 52 Queen Elizabeth is wearing the Belgian Sapphire Tiara in her official one for Canada 54 Juno-winning Judge on “Canada’s Got Talent”: 2 wds. 58 Negotiated document 59 Gracious 60 A, B, _, _, _, _, G... 62 Tsar’s edicts 63 Green Giant morsels 64 What a damsel in distress said to her rescuer in old movies: 2 wds. 66 Prohibit 67 As written 69 Binge on breakfast 70 What’s-his-or-her-name 71 ‘Againsts’ arguments 73 Mother Nature’s retreat 75 1963: “Blame It on the Bossa Nova” by Eydie __ 76 Synthetic silk 78 Painter Mr. Matisse 79 Bubble bath spot 8 “All the Young Dudes” by __ the Hoople 85 “Hands Up (Give Me Your Heart)” duo; or, a Canadian city inhabitant 88 __ shopping 90 Bird of Nova Scotia’s Sable Island: 2 wds. 93 Blue dye 94 Electrical pioneer Mr. Tesla (b.1856 d.1943) 95 New __ (Big Apple’s citizens) 96 Matinee star 97 Loafer adornment 98 Oscar-winner Ms. Spacek 99 Prong

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1 Canadian dairy-free cheese maker 2 Low ship deck 3 Hugely higher: 2 wds. 4 Cinch 5 Li’l green condiment 6 Trumpet ‘buttons’ 7 Vocalist in Canadian band I Mother Earth 8 Small deers of Europe 9 ’70s p.o.l.i.c.e. series starring Robert Urich 10 Denizen of Stockholm’s country 11 ‘To hear’ in Spanish 12 Pandemonium reason 13 Down Under hoppers 14 __ __ little time (The quickestpossible way) 15 “Smooth Operator” songstress 17 Ms. Sarsfield (b.1925 - d.2013), Canadian diplomat and broadcaster who wrote the bestselling novel No Crystal Stair which is set in 1940s Montreal 18 Pancakes portioning 22 Troy’s ancient lady 24 Lose control in a disaster 29 Org. for heavyweight champions 31 Queen Victoria’s birthdate, May twenty-__, 1819 32 The __ (Royal line ending with Queen Anne upon her death in 1714) 33 Newfoundland town that says ‘You’re Welcome.’ 34 Whiz 36 Grandly announced the news 37 Internet correspondents 38 Martin who directed “Hud” (1963) and “Norma Rae” (1979) 39 Buddy 40 Northwestern Ontario town known as ‘The Canoeing Capital of Canada’ 41 The frescoes of Pompeii are an example of it: 2 wds. 42 Spirit 44 Rows 47 “Pronto!” 49 Spider weaver of ancient Greek mythology 51 _ _ _-Lavalin (Canadian engineering group) 52 Ranks like Gomer Pyle’s, in brief 53 Goose: French 55 Suitable for a formal party 56 Former capital of Romania 57 Decree 58 Where Havana is the capital 61 The __ Fighters 63 Charlottetown’s prov. 64 Following today days, in ye olden times 65 Elliott __, “American Idol” third place finisher in 2006 when Taylor Hicks won and Katharine McPhee came in second 68 Fabric 70 Bamm-Bamm, to Barney 72 How pairs are paired up: 2 wds. 74 Jittery 75 Book styles 77 Near to the neighbourhood 78 Quaintly pays attention 79 Yellowknife airline, Air __ 80 The Writers’ __ of Canada 81 “Beauty and the Beast” (1991) heroine 82 Candy flavour 83 ‘My’ vision suffix 84 Head-shaker’s sounds 86 Blood type: letter + abbr. 87 World __ _ (Canada entered it in 1914) 89 Cafe au __ 91 Eugene O’Neill one-act play of 1917 92 Rossini’s “Le Comte __”