Once a month, Londoners can sit down at Canada House in Trafalgar Square with the Canada House Cine-Club for an evening of Canadian productions. Since its launch in 2000, the club has hosted the United Kingdom premieres of 19 Canadian-themed films. Book early; it’s often sold out.

The work of Quebec playwright Michel Tremblay is so popular in Scotland that he has received an honorary degree from Queen Margaret University College in Edinburgh. The joual of the original translates easily into the vigorous urban Scots language, and many literary experts argue that Quebec and Scotland face similar political situations.

Located at Covent Garden, the Maple Leaf Pub has a Montréal Canadiens jersey, a hockey stick, canoe paddles, a moose head, a Mountie uniform and a totem pole. You can sip Moosehead, Sleeman, Molson Canadian and Molson Ice. And, yes, you can order poutine.