The differences are accentuated when you get into rural areas. A lot of the stereotypes people have of Canadian English are based on the speech of people who in e.g rural or northern Ontario. The raising, the 'eh, etc. Though in fact all Canadians tend towards these things, they're strongest there.
One dialect marker that immediately sets someone from northern or rural Ontario apart: "I seen" (instead of "I saw" or "I've seen") I never heard this growing up in rural Alberta, but when I moved here to Ontario it immediately stuck out to me.
There also seems to be a particular accent (that I noticed more when I was younger) for people who grew up speaking English in the Ottawa valley.
One dialect marker that immediately sets someone from northern or rural Ontario apart: "I seen" (instead of "I saw" or "I've seen") I never heard this growing up in rural Alberta, but when I moved here to Ontario it immediately stuck out to me.
There also seems to be a particular accent (that I noticed more when I was younger) for people who grew up speaking English in the Ottawa valley.