[Quiet Man Cometh]

I'm not sure what's considered "Canadian" food, minus ketchup chips and "brown" gravy. The stereo types would be smoked salmon (west coast), candied salmon, Maple Syrup (Ont. and Quebec), etc. Distinctive stuff would include things like Saskatoon berries (prairies mostly, I think) and maybe salmon berries? Not totally sure. I've had moose but it's not common unless you are a hunter or know one.

Seal flipper pie I've heard as alternatively a staple food in Newfoundland or a joke for tourists. Native American cuisine is becoming a thing and that also covers salmon thing but also things like bannock.

My favourite "ethnic" foods would be general Greek food (going from what I've had here. I like the seasonings) and sushi. Never been to Japan, or anywhere else in Asia, but I lived in Vancouver for a time and it's probably easier to find a sushi joint than it is a fast food chain restaurant.

I'm also a fan of typical British pub food; bangers and mash, Yorkshire puddings, meat pies, fish and chips, etc. Meat and potatoes generally make me happy.