Our 10 Favorite Fictional Canadians For Canada Day

The redheaded tween remains one of literature's most beloved characters. One of her biggest fans is Kate Middleton, who made sure that her royal tour of Canada included a stop in Prince Edward Island, where the Anne books are set.

When TGS, the show-within-a-show on 30 Rock, needed to add a new cast member they couldn't find anyone more wholesome and American than a Canadian guy named Danny Baker.

That's right - your favorite X-Man got his start in the Great White North.

The kids on South Park worship Canadian comedians Terrance and Philip, but they accidentally started a Canadian-American war in the South Park movie.

So much for that stereotype that Canadians are all pushovers. Boss-from-hell Margaret tried to make her assistant marry her so that she could stay in the US.

The Canadian pop star taught us all to love the mall and rocked our bodies until Canada Day.

The Mounties are so much cooler than the Beefeaters, you guys.

It was her job to yell "hey!" after the line about Canadians in the AAGPBL theme song, and she's the reason I know how to pronounce "Saskatchewan."

The comic book slacker-turned-hero's devotion to his lady love made every girl swoon.

Getting high, having abortions, and giving blow jobs at the ravine since 1979.

When she was first introduced on Lost, Kate told the other crash survivors that she was Canadian. It turned out that she was actually a) from Iowa, and b) a chronic liar.