Canada is changing and not everyone agrees on what it's becoming. We’ve long been known as the polite, multicultural, middle ground between America and Europe. But as immigration rises, regional divides deepen, and global culture floods our timelines… a new question is starting to emerge: what does it mean to be Canadian?In this episode, we dive into the identity crisis unfolding across the country. Is there still a shared Canadian identity or just a collection of cultures, cities, and generations loosely stitched together?In today’s episode, we cover:- The big question: is Canadian identity still real—or just something we say on our passports?- How multiculturalism has both enriched and confused what it means to be Canadian- The growing identity gap between big cities like Toronto and rural towns across the country- Why many second-gen Canadians feel more tied to their roots than their country- Whether we’ve outgrown the idea of national identity altogetherLet us know what you think. Do you feel proud to be Canadian or just confused by what that even means anymore? Looking to buy or sell real estate? Email me at [email protected] or DM me on Instagram: @davidvcinelli_realtor