Do Canadians think this Disney World restaurant represents Canada?

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http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/e…

This is the ONLY restaurant I can find in all of the USA East Coast that claims to serve "Canadian Food" from Provinces in Canada.  

Le Cellier Steakhouse:  Orlando area, Florida (Walt Disney Epcot Theme Park):

At Le Cellier Steakhouse, feast on regional cuisine based on recipes from the provinces of Canada. Open for lunch and dinner, the restaurant features succulent prime rib and filet mignon from aged corn-fed beef, and pan-seared seafood, along with its signature dish, Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup. The extensive children's menu aims to please the picky eater.

Warm each meal with a fine Canadian wine, chosen from the vintages displayed in glass and wood cases surrounding the restaurant's intimate interior illuminated by ambient lighting. The dessert menu includes a chocolate "moose" with character.

How Canadian is the chocolate moose?  In Canada, do they actually eat Canadian cheddar cheese soup? Also how come prime rib became Canadian, what about bison?  What provinces are represented here, mostly Quebec?  


But....putting in a Tim Hortons, for example, wouldn't cut it either.  Tim Hortons is not Canadian Food necessarily, it's just Canadian owned.  Tim Hortons coffee can't be grown in Canada, coffee grows in South America)