I used to travel across Canada and the northern US a lot for work until a year ago - I've observed some pretty stupid pricings on both sides of the border. My info is a bit dated so I'm not sure what the prices are today but I recall seeing Harman Kardon anything be sold for double the cost in Canada after currency conversion...I just did a quick check on MSRP for one lower end A/V receiver...$200 higher in Canada, when a fair price might be a $50 difference. The more expensive the gear, the greater the gouge.

They can't be doing themselves any favors with this...

I also remember seeing some Canadian built speakers carry the same price tag in USD as they are sold domestically..Paradigm/Anthem, PSB, and Focus Audio come to mind.
THis isn't such a big deal now, but I remember when the Canadian dollar converted to .78 USD it was very substantial...

Arcam is another that seemed to be terribly over priced in Canada a few years ago...in many cases it was cheaper for me to import from another country, pay shipping, taxes, duty, etc, and still save hundreds.

I'm guessing this isn't unique to the audio industry, so it pays to shop...