AskACanadian

Trailer park boys, letterkenny and travelers are all canadian shows.

It's a video game, but I've been playing Sea of Stars, an indie game made in Québec with Chrono Trigger vibes.
Not sure if it's available for purchase without going through Steam though, but at least the studio is local.

Kids in the hall

19-2, Letterkenny, Shoresy

The Debaters. There are so many seasons going back years, and most of them are hilarious.

Hope you don't mind a non Canadian answering and you didn't mention games, but i just finished 1000xResist a few weeks ago and recommend it.

The Walrus, an independent magazine with long forum journalistic stories. https://thewalrus.ca/

Canadian news is in danger. Our sources are primarily owned by right-wing Americans. We need to protect CBC and publications like the Walrus.

Adding to the question, keep an eye out for any songs by Canadian artists! We can submit the best ones in the next !lemmyvision@jlai.lu

Learned about Norman McLaren at San Francisco State's film school decades back.

https://www.nfb.ca/directors/norman-mclaren/

https://www.universetoday.com/

https://www.patreon.com/universetoday

Universe Today is a space themed science publisher based on Vancouver Island, all their stuff is ad free on patreon even with the free tier.

They have written articles, YouTube, mastodon, blusky, and podcasts.

Not new, but Orphan Black

Always the classic The Kids in the Hall.

I suggest commedien Big Daddy Tazz.

not canadian, but have enjoyed The Frantics, Red Green, Labatt's and your lumber is top notch

More small scale but LoadingReadyRun for MTG or gaming stuff is good.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeds_(2024_film)

From Canadian producer/writer/actor Kaniehtiio Horn , aka the fabulous deerlady on RezDogs

Fubar, Carts of Darkness, The Delicate Art of Parking.

For TV there's Murdoch Mysteries.

For music I could go on for a long time!

For rock there's Billy Talent, The Beaches, Alexisonfire, Tokyo Police Club, City and Colour, Arcade Fire, Arkells, Barenaked Ladies, Metric, Hotel Mira, Mother Mother, Sum 41, The Trews, The Strumbellas, The Zolas. That's just what I can see in my CD collection. For electronic music there's Deadmau5 but he's well known already.

From the music section of the Great Canadian Library:

One from the prairies

• Captain Tractor
  • East of Edson (bandcamp)

And one from the east coast

• Great Big Sea
  • Up (soundcloud)
  • Play (soundcloud)

For authentic Canadian, you simply have to crack open a two-four of Labatts while watching the kids in the hall with The Tragically Hip playing softly on the stereo in the background. (we miss you Gordie)

Republic of Doyle was pretty good when it was airing.