... in a similar vein, Oh Canada by Five Iron Frenzy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine

Top poet!

"This is the country of our defeat and
yet
during the fall plowing a man
might stop and stand in a brown valley of the furrows
and shade his eyes to watch for the same
red patch mixed with gold
that appears on the same
spot in the hills
year after year
and grow old
plowing and plowing a ten acre field until
the convolutions run parallel with his own brain —

And this is a country where the young
leave quickly
unwilling to know what their fathers know
or think the words their mothers do not say —"

(excerpt from "The Country North of Belleville")

dedicated to songs by Canadian songwriters covers a lot of bases of fantastic Canadian musicians - Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Jane Siberry. I'dd add Gordon Lightfoot and Sarah McLachlan to the list as well. Here's kd's lovely version of Hallelujah from that album

Joe Thornton, St Thomas Ontario's favourite son...

Davies' The Cornish Trilogy

Made me look at art with completely different eyes.

all hail the great Eugene Levy:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Levy

who I hadn't realised was Canadian. No one on Earth could deliver the line "I never did it with baked goods" half as well as he did, and that, it seems from the Wiki entry, is just the beginning of his talents ...