"each Canadian" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to all of the people in Canada collectively, for example: "Each Canadian deserves the right to affordable healthcare".
If you're scoffing at this seemingly nominal sum this would be for EACH Canadian show that is held in a bar or coffee house.
"I know each Canadian player at any time of day or night will be able to hum the Soviet anthem," Fetisov said.
In 2005, the federal government signed a Bilateral Agreement-in-Principle on Early Learning and Child Care with each Canadian provincec.
cUnder the leadership of Ken Dryden, the federal social development minister, the Canadian federal government signed bilateral agreements on childcare with each Canadian province between April and November 2005.
Further, a maximum of nine foreign channels may be offered for each Canadian channel; and sacre bleu!–at least 25% of the Canadian channels must be in the French tongue.
Using Excel spreadsheets of each state and each Canadian province, she made sure no one area got more attention than another, while no particular category, such as museums, was too heavily represented.
EACH time the Canadian photographer and writer Naomi Duguid traveled to Myanmar from 2008 to 2011, researching the country's food traditions, she knew she had to cram in as much eating and learning as possible.
One summer menu included basil-and-potato-encrusted Lake Huron trout and pork tenderloin stuffed with macerated Niagara orchard fruits (each 28 Canadian dollars).
It is far better, Ms. Morgan said, than the apartment they shared in college, a basement suite that cost them $500 a month each in Canadian dollars (these days about $315 in United States dollars).
In our regression, the quadratic in total experience is replaced by quadratics in each of Canadian and foreign experience and an interaction term between between the two.
The interaction between each of Canadian and foreign experience and the arrival cohort dummies indicates that, relative to the 1988–1989 cohort, the returns to Canadian experience have been higher and the returns to foreign experience have been lower for more recent arrival cohorts.
