Canada and France - Same Society?

Question

Hi, because Canada's national language is French and English, Canada's majority of inhabitants are of french origin and so on.

Does France have an Influence on Canada? Politically, Democratically and Culture wise?

Does that also mean France has Canada as its favorite?

There were more questions regarding this, but i completly forgotten it.

Answer 1

Canada is a multicultural country and there is no French majority.France does as some influence with Canada.Since a lot of Canadians speak the same language we have good lines of communication.Not mention we share some history with them.Quebec is a former French colony.Canada is a former British colony and HM Queen Elizabeth II is still the Head of State.The UK has the biggest influence.Canada is a free and independent country and makes its own choices ,but like every country it is influenced by the world around them.

Answer 2

No even though Quebec (the French Province) speaks solely french, they are not recognized like England does with France. For Instance Canada is recognized in the Commonwealth Of Nations as it was a Colony of England and the members of it as well. I believe France has something similar as well with what used to be French Colonies but for the most part it only involves Quebec Canada is not much involved at all.

Democratically and Culturally France doesn't involve Canada at all, not like England does. Canada is much more closely to England especially when the Canadian Government is a parliamentary constitutional Monarchies in which the Queen of England "Supposedly" is the head of the state.

In my opinion Quebec is not as close to France as Canada is to England.  Quebec might be close to France economically wise but not so much culturally. Also considering lenguage wise even though they speak teh same lenguage there is a lot of dialects and words that are very different from each other.