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North American Culture
Canadian culture is a rich blend of artistic, culinary, musical, and literary elements shaped by European and indigenous influences. Key components include a distinct sense of humor, a thriving theater scene, and a robust film industry, with major festivals such as the Stratford Shakespeare Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival. Overall, Canadian culture embodies diverse traditions that reflect the identity of its people across various artistic domains.
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