So we (Canadians) do. No harm.
Lot 40 was very nice. It's no longer carried locally, but I liked it when it was.
I also recommend Gibson's Finest 18, Centennial 10, Forty Creek's Barrel Selection and Three Grain, and Wiser's 18. And Century Reserve, 13, 15 and, especially, 21.
There have been others, but they're not top of mind; I'm not drinking much of it lately. There is so much more variety in single malts.
Oh, and I'm not sure if you were reading the group back in the days when Bushido held forth here, but he introduced me to the most astonishing Canadian whisky: Bush Pilot's Private Reserve. It was distilled at Kelowna, only a few hundred miles from here (Vancouver), and made exclusively for export to the U.S. It hasn't been made in more than a decade, but he had hoarded a few bottles and traded me two of them for some single malts that were available here but not in the U.S.
It was easily the best Canadian I've tasted. The Century Reserve 21 bore enough of a resemblance that I suspected they were bottling product from the Kelowna distillery.