Southpark has led me to believe otherwise,
Yeah, that's the sad thing about the American school system. They don't teach people about their neighbours, the USA doesn't really care about anything outside their own borders, so all you have is what pop-culture tells you.

Before my wife and I got married (she's american), she didn't know anything about Canada, not anymore!

on a side note, I was about to use the "K" word.. Kanuck but looked it up for proper spelling and found this
Kanuck: A slang (and often offensive) term for a Candian, most oftenly a French Canadian.
Is that true? Is it offensive? I never knew
It's "canuck", with a "c".
I've heard several stories about how it started. One of them being that it started as a derogatory term for french canadians.
Another story is that Americans started it off as a slang word for Canadians, during the fur-trading days a long-long time ago. It was derived from the native-indian word for canoe, "canouche" because that's what the natives would deliver furs on.

In any case, we canadians liked the word so much that we adopted it as our nick-name. That's so the canadian way, "oh you're trying to make fun of us? That's ok, we'll just take that word for ourselves and embrace it! Now what?".

The simple fact that you shipped to Canada via UPS tells me that you don't have the first clue ... however, that also tells me that the buyer is missing that same clue.
How so? UPS cost a little over $39 and USPS was going to cost over $46. He thought *I* was trying to gouge him on shipping but the thing weights over 15 pounds all
boxed up and it wasn't going to fit in any standard price shipping box. So, please tell me how I'm clueless. Some peoples kids!
Yeah, UPS sucks when shipping to Canada. Should've just gone with standard usps, or DHL. I actually think DHL is the best international delivery service in general, I've never had a bad experience with them and their service is top-notch.