Canadian English is one of two official languages in Canada (the other is French,

which is the first language of 21.3% of Canadians). It includes a set of English

dialects used in Canada, but the most common is Standard Canadian English.
Broadly speaking, Canadian English is a mix of British and American English. This
reflects the influence that the US and UK have had on Canada.
Here's a chart showcasing some of the differences in vocabulary between
Canadian English and British English:
Canadian English British English
Washroom Bathroom
Queue Lineup
Cell phone Mobile phone
Gasoline Petrol
Fire hall Fire station
Truck Lorry
Hydro Electricity
Pop Soda
Chesterfield Sofa/Couch
Serviette Napkin