COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. “__ Home” by Bryan Adams
7. Australian boots
11. Visa or MasterCard transaction [abbr.]
14. Do movies or theatre
17. Portage __ (Winnipeg thoroughfare)
18. __ bass (Bassist's bass-playing technique)
19. Us President Truman, for short
20. The common people, __ polloi
21. Departing together command: 2 wds.
22. Pelletier's figure skating partner
23. Uranium-235, for one
25. British Columbia ... Castle in Victoria with beautiful stained glass windows
28. Heartened/ uplifted
29. Document of ownership
30. Fill-up station in Canada
31. Spinning stat.
32. Earliest stage
35. Throaaat testing sound ...
37. Quickly passes by as a speed skater or downhill skier
42. Winery containers
43. Company's leadership [abbr.]
44. Jetta ___ (Volkswagen model)
45. Charles Gounod opera of 1859
46. __ _ formality (Perfunctorily)
47. __ de vivre (Exuberance)
48. Leiber & Stoller musical revue, Smokey __ Cafe
49. Debit card motion when the tap isn't working
50. Newfoundland community near Quebec's border: 2 wds.
53. “__ Place” (1960s primetime soap)
54. Antonyms of Aren'ts
55. Soul: French
56. Economize
57. Unspecified
60. 1972 Canada versus Russia: 2 wds.
65. “__ __ by land, and two...” - Longfellow
66. Teensy
67. Visible
68. Universal principle
69. Tom Hanks sitcom, “__ Buddies”
70. Scot's refusal
71. Fat-sucking oper. in plastic surgery
72. Diana __ & The Supremes
73. Toronto intersection, Queen Street West and __
75. Trunk's padlock fastener
76. Boxed lunch of Japanese cuisine
77. Bear, in Spain
78. “_ __ (So Far Away)” by A Flock of Seagulls
80. 7th Greek alphabet letters
82. “Voila!”
85. Free-standing tourist attraction in urban Alberta: 2 wds.
90. Blooper scene cut from the flick
92. “__ do.” (That shall suffice)
93. British Columbia/ Washington State... __ Sea (Collective name of the Strait of Georgia, Juan de Fuca Strait and Puget Sound)
94. __. of Gibraltar
95. Eliminate
96. Three-__ sloth
97. Must repay that loan: 2 wds.
98. __ Guess Who
99. Cap-__-Rosiers, Quebec
100. Ms. Seton (Author of 1941 novel My Theodosia)
101. The __ (Family of Neil Young's sometimes bandmate Graham)
DOWN
1. Advanced math course, in brief
2. “Roger, __ and out.”
3. Prefix to `morphosis' (Transformation)
4. Guts/gizzards
5. Prized lump of gold
6. Crystal-lined rock
7. “Back in the _._._._.” (The White Album song)
8. Give a stern look in that direction: 2 wds.
9. Shoe covering on slushy Winter days
10. Fun-style eyewear
11. Energy
12. Board games maker
13. Canada's famous landscape painters: 3 wds.
14. At sea call!
15. Manage
16. Linked
24. “A modern-day warrior / Mean mean stride...” is the opening of what Rush song?: 2 wds.
26. Leisurely music tempos
27. Town in western Newfoundland on Route 401
32. __ Office, in The White House
33. Rocketships letters
34. Wild guess
36. The `A' of USA [abbr.]
38. “Killing Me Softly with __ Song” by Roberta Flack
39. `Eight' in Entrelacs
40. Hockey Hall of Famer Phil, familiarly
41. British WWII submachine gun
43. Internet access device
44. “Yep! Received those pkgs. thanks!”: 2 wds.
47. Product by Canadian food company Kozlik's: 3 wds.
48. Cape Breton musician Mr. Rankin
51. `The Voice of Canada': Profession of Peter Gzowski (b.1934 d.2002): 2 wds.
52. “Rebel Without a __” (1955)
53. Promenade
56. Celtic music dancer
57. Ritzy lifestyles magazine, __ Report
58. Old World buffalo
59. Tweeter's retreat
60. Clingy clothes causer
61. Ancient Egyptian goddess
62. Led Zeppelin track: “Bring __ __ Home”
63. The __ Coast
64. Ho-hum
66. __ and outs
71. British Columbia city near Surrey
72. Changes the shoe bottoms
74. “The __” (Current police series starring Edmonton-born actor Nathan Fillion)
75. The Town of __ Hills, in Ontario
76. Historic shoe factory town in Ontario west of Belleville near the Trent River
79. Seasoned yogurt side dish of India
81. Canadian folk singers Ian or Sylvia
82. Canada __ (Crown corporation for mail)
83. Old Testament book
84. Raison d'__
86. Alan of “The Four Seasons” (1981)
87. Hope or dream ...or both!
88. Punta del __ (Resort in Uruguay)
89. 17th Greek alphabet letters
91. Newsroom bigwigs, e.g.