The aren't terrible looking, but also not what I'd expect on a quality fork. Keep in mind that cosmetics don't directly affect function, however makers knowing they have fussy customers try to do better on that front.

It's now moot as regards that fork, but curiosity would have me checking that the dropouts are square and parallel, as mentioned above. You do not need an expensive tool for the job. A straight 6" threaded rod, a few washers and 2 nuts is all you need (LT $5.00 at the hardware store.

Thread on one nut and washer, and adjust so the rod can sit inside one dropout and end just shy of the other. Add the washers and 2nd nut and tighten firmly. (don't go crazy, you're not riding it.)
Now sight through the opposite slot, and the end of your rod should be right where it would be if it sat in the slot. Repeat for the other side.

BTW - I know i'm being tough on Canyon here, but IMO if companies have adopted the attitude that their customers are going to be the final QC inspectors, it's up to those customers to do their job well.