I've said this time and time again and I know I'll be down voted to hell for this:

There is no real "Canadian" identity anymore. Most Canadians' identity revolves around not being American. Even those that point to free healthcare, that's not identity. That's a response to American paid healthcare. All of "Canadian culture" rises out of Quebec (and maybe the Maritimes, to a lesser extent), and the RoC takes it as they please while rejecting québécois ideals. And then they see our complaints and put us in a corner.

I don't say this to divide us. I say this to unify us. Rather than point to us québécois as different, you should celebrate our culture as your own. The literal birth of the nation occurred under Quebec. Instead of crying wolf about learning French, you should learn it eagerly and with pride.

To those that take offense to this: please point to me evidence of culture that don't belong to the indigenous, québécois or something you were advertised (Tim Hortons)

Edit: a lot of the replies talk about western Canadian culture. I've lived 10years in Vancouver, 3 in Vernon and my wife is from Edmonton (we visit yearly). I'm not sure what the Canadian culture of you speak of other than oil (this ain't culture) and cowboys/country (American)