Tod MaffinCanadian Commentator, From Far and Wide · Emotional Support Canadian

QUIZ: What do all these Canadian objects have in common?

14 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube segment, the host presents a Level‑5 quiz asking viewers to identify the common thread among a eclectic collection of Canadian memorabilia, ranging from an original 1968 Anne of Green Gables book set to a 1920 Canadian dime and a VHS of a historic hockey game. The host reveals that the answer is that all items are Canadian collectibles, and offers the entire lot as a prize to one subscriber of his free newsletter, along with 20 smaller sub‑prizes. He provides the signup URL (join.farandwide.news), explains the need to confirm the subscription via email (checking spam/junk), and adds a humorous note that his cat is not included. The tone is conversational and promotional, aiming to engage viewers and drive newsletter sign‑ups.

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It's quiz time. Welcome to level 5, the hardest. Honestly, how many times? What do all of the following Canadian objects have in common? An original 3-book collection from 1968 of Anne of Green Gables. A bedazzled toque. A dish, probably for nuts, from Wardair, if you remember that. And also a Wardair pin. A really cool vase that is of the $1 bill that we used to have. Rob Crabtree's Piper's Legacy. The Canadian Price Guide to Antiques and Collectibles. A Don Bernstick bobblehead. A coaster from Richard's on Richards Nightclub in Vancouver, which has long been closed. An original pin from the 1985 Canadian-American Festival. A surprisingly interesting book all about Canadian weather, Prairie Oyster's most important album they ever released, an award from Bow Island, Alberta. I don't know what it was for. The All Canadian Trivia Board Game, a Canadian dime from 1920, and a VHS tape of the single most important hockey game our nation has ever played. What do they all have in common? If you are subscribed to my free newsletter, you could win all of them. I'm giving all of these away to one lucky subscriber. There are also 20 sub-prizes. The newsletter is free. Just go to join.farandwide.news. The cat is not part of the deal. And remember, when you sign up, it's gonna send you a confirmation link in the email. If you do not click that confirmation link, you will not be subscribed. It usually ends up in your spam or junk folder.