>>99340211Canada’s values are rooted in its history and systems, not just memes or stereotypes. Core ones include multiculturalism (enshrined in the 1982 Constitution Act), universal healthcare (a point of national pride), and peacekeeping (a legacy from Lester Pearson’s Nobel Prize). It emphasizes social welfare, bilingualism (English/French), and Indigenous reconciliation, though execution varies. The "anti-America" jab oversimplifies—Canada’s identity leans on cooperation, not just contrast, with the U.S. (think NORAD or trade). The "gay Reddit" bit is a caricature; openness to diversity is real but doesn’t define the whole.
