We live in Japan, so how do I teach my son what it means to be Canadian?

This First Person column is the experience of Trevor Kew, a Canadian who lives in Japan. The Japanese school year starts in April, not in September as is typical in Canada. Living outside Canada, it's hard to teach my kid to be Canadian — maybe because I find it hard to pin down what being Canadian means. WATCH | A Statistics Canada study on what Canadians say makes them who they are:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget.