Canadian meme culture? Still going strong in 2025. Maple syrup jokes? Check. Apologetic Canucks? You bet. But there's new stuff too. It's kinda wild.

TikTok's the big deal now. Lots of feels. Music everywhere. People making slideshows about growing up or poking fun at Canadian life. Taylor Swift's "august" is huge. Go figure.

Politics in memes? You know it. Trade, money troubles, energy stuff. Immigration's a hot topic. Oh, and foreign affairs. English and French mix it up. Bilingual humor. Pretty cool.

Regional memes? All over the place. Winter jokes unite us all. Canadian Goose memes are evolving. Pride and annoyance rolled into one feathered package.

Memes matter more now. Politicians use them. Advocacy groups too. They're trying to grab young voters. Simplify the complex. Not always successfully.

Instagram and Reddit are still in the game. Brands jumping on the meme train. Feels a bit forced sometimes, but hey, they're trying.

It's all a bit messy, really. Canadian identity in meme form. Old meets new. Tech meets tradition. A shared experience, sort of. Not perfect, but uniquely ours.