Oil

I have no idea but I will say flour.

Sue

peat moss

Lumber.

Hockey sticks. LOL

Maple syrup

Whiskey.

Christmas trees!

well maple syrup is already guessed so I'll say cranberries

Honey.

Bag Balm.

I thought the majority of Christmas trees for the United States came from Oregon. So, I would think it might be honey, because I know that Canada produces excellent organic honey.

Lindsey, can you just go away already? Are you that desperate for attention that you have to come here and (very obviously, by the way) cheat on a silly trivia game? Does that really make you feel good about yourself? You are sapping the fun right out of this game.

Well, Jay, what got your knickers in a bunch? Rob333 was the first to guess Christmas trees, and Stacy_mb was the first to guess honey. Because I come along and make a comment about not thinking it was Christmas trees but thinking it might be honey, you think I'm cheating?

Or are you pissed off because Jasdip said I won yesterday's trivia quiz?? The answer that I posted was, "Thrown away (or gave away to charity) some of their partner's belongings." That doesn't exactly match Jasdip's posted answer which was, "Thrown away their partner's old clothes!" So, are you going to post some vitriol against her because she said I got the right answer instead of saying I was close to the right answer?

I'm sorry that you lead such a sad life that your only joy out of your sad, pathetic little life is the possibility that you might win an online trivia game.

And, as my little grand-niece would say, you're not the boss of me, so you cannot order me to leave. Well, you can say whatever you want, but I don't obey you.

Add my name to the Maple Syrup list. That was what popped into mind when I saw the question.

Atomic, no amount of scolding will change the personality of someone who needs to be a winner at the cost of all reason. But she didn't cheat on this answer, at least ( or her sources are incorrect), lol. She's the one with the problem, but won't/can't recognize it in herself.

I'm stumped on this one, since the numbers Jasdip used are very low. A couple million units is itty bitty! The product must be pretty obscure or maybe very unique to Canada, or something with lots of competition.

Jamaica is the key..... I'll bet it's BOBSLEDS! ;O)