The story of Captain Canada begins in the dark days of 1939, when the shadows of war stretched over Europe. Against the Nazi advance, the Canadians were called to defend their motherland (that is, England or so you think). The Canadian government initiated a secret program to create the ultimate weapon: a soldier who was stronger than the average soldier, more agile, more resistant to pain, and more polite. Captain Canada, then an officer in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, volunteered to become the first test subject for the Canadian super-soldier serum.
This serum was the same as the serum used by the Americans to create Captain America, but Canadian scientists added their own secret ingredients: maple syrup, back bacon, a six pack of Molson, a Tim Horton's double double, some primo B.C. Bud, and a whole live polar bear. The resulting mix was refined and then injected into the test subject, transforming him into Captain Canada. Environmental superhero Captain Planet is his second cousin. They don't talk much since Planet came out in 2000. Captain Canada is the best superhero ever. Eh! I love Maple Syrup!!!
Colin Mochrie is Captain Canada's younger brother.
Captain Canada, his chest adorned with a large red maple leaf, is the sworn defender of Canada and the Canadian Way. He is easily distinguished from Captain America by his red-and-white flannel uniform with a large maple leaf on the front, his bulletproof toque, large amounts of stupidity, and the fact that instead of an "A" on his forehead he has an "Eh". Instead of a shield, Captain Canada carries a giant Tim Horton's maple dip doughnut. In combat, he flings this weapon with deadly accuracy, whilst uttering his famous battle cry, “Pardon me, Eh!” His primary mission is to stand on guard for Thee.