The Province

COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD

- By Kelly Ann Buchanan

ACROSS

1. Ms. Watier of

Canadian cosmetics 5. ‘Bangers and Mash’ is

served at one 8. Appropriat­e

11. “_ __ ... _ Said” by Neil Diamond 15. Runny pen’s characteri­stic 16. Rover’s warning... 17. 1982: “More Than __” by Roxy Music 18. __ Islands, in Ireland

19. Fort __, Ontario 20. Toronto’s historic Hotel on Front Street facing Union Station: 2 wds. 22. Utmost degrees 23. It glows whilst giving warmth 25. “That Girl” star Ms. Thomas

26. Swift descent of the hawk

27. Computer file suffix 28. #11-Down’s debut novel

31. Geological flattops 33. Belonging to Canada’s capital, for short

34. British peer

35. Ancient Dead Sea land

36. X-__ Knife

37. Large army unit 42. Prime Minister or President, e.g. 43. Compare

44. Bit of breakfast 45. Book’s title, in Montreal

46. Canadian composer Mr. Klein (b.1932 d.2004)

48. “Hey Operator” band from Toronto: 2 wds.

50. Suffix to ‘Stock’ 51. Path

53. Sleeve

54. Trailblazi­ng doctor (b.1831 - d.1903), in 1883 she spearheade­d the creation of the Woman’s Medical College in Toronto, today known as the Women’s College Hospital: 2 wds.

58. List of players on the sports team 62. Wolf, for one

63. Egg layer at the farm

64. __ __ rate

67. Jackie O’s spouse 68. Piquancy 70. Laugh-makers Mr. Brooks and Mr. Blanc

71. Mine passage

72. The Quaker __ Company

73. Roadside border 74. Castle builder’s material

75. 501 __ Ave. NW (Embassy of

Canada address in Washington, D.C.) 79. Moo __ Pork (Takeout dish)

80. Salsa singer Ms.

Cruz

81. Badminton champion in Canada’s Sports

Hall of Fame, Marjory __

(b.1926 - d.2008) 82. “__ Morning” by Joni Mitchell

86. Pro __ (Proportion­ately) 87. Production at the Ed Mirvish Theatre in Toronto, for instance: 2 wds.

89. Old Testament twin 90. Business subj.

91. Fewer 92. ‘Mountain’ suffixes (Peak climbers) 93. Diplomat’s asset in dealings 94. Hideaways

95. Granny, in Germany 96. Born, posh-style 97. Repeat... repeat .... repeat...

DOWN

1. Willingly, in a poem 2. Crucifix inscriptio­n 3. Revelstoke in British Columbia or Tremblant in Quebec: 2 wds. 4. Optometry service: 2

wds.

5. Music genre for Cdn.

band Rush: 2 wds. 6. ‘Cent’ completer (100

years)

7. ‘Flower City’ in Ontario, setting of #11-Down’s acclaimed novel at #28-Across

8. 1962: “You’ve Really Got _ __ on Me” by The Miracles 9. Ballet spin performed by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in 1977 when Queen Elizabeth wasn’t looking at Buckingham Palace 10. “Tut-tut!”

11. Canadian poetturned-novelist, winner of the 2019 Scotiabank Giller Prize: 2 wds. (More at #28-Across)

12. “Star Wars” (1977) character spelledout, __-Detoo 13. Capital of Spanish island Menorca 14. Police dept. rank 16. Miracle-__ (Gardening product)

17. Newbie

21. “__ and the Real Girl” (2007) starring Canada’s Ryan Gosling 24. 1862 Victor Hugo novel, __ Miserables 26. __-Caradoc (Ontario municipali­ty near London)

29. ‘Kitchen’ extension? 30. Meower

31. Pell-__ (In haste) 32. Taro root

36. Buenos __, Argentina

37. Charge, as a computer

38. “Rule, Britannia” composer

39. Cousin on “The Addams Family” 40. J.R.R. Tolkien creature

41. Old Testament bk. before Esther 43. Prince William’s mum before the wedding: 2 wds. 47. People of Nova Scotia’s capital 48. Pool stick

49. Knitter’s tales? 51. Sorts of deer 52. Possesses

54. ‘Dial’ ender (Idiom)

55. Goat’s bleat! 56. Caravansar­y 57. Red tape makes it hard to beat: 2 wds.

59. Quebec village on the St. Lawrence/ Saguenay rivers 60. Ireland, to W.B. Yeats

61. Temple ceremony 64. Gulf in The Arctic 65. Ms. Garr of movies

66. Pacific tuna

69. Days opp.

71. The Lou Marsh Trophy recipient 73. ‘Motor’ suffix (Prime Minister’s procession) 74. Compass dir. 75. __ River (Alberta town)

76. “Your Song” singer Mr. John

77. Capital of Tibet

78. Celery and carrots, curtly

80. Debit opp. in banking 83. “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” country music legend ...his initials-sharers 84. Apiece

85. “Grand Theft __” (1977)

87. __-mo replay

88. “__ Haw”

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