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Very few countries that share borders also share as much in common culturally as Canada and the United States of America. The most evident cultural common ground between the two nations is the use of the English language, although many parts of Canada also rely on French as their primary form of communication.
But our shared traits run much deeper than just language, and Canadian influences on American culture are often just as significant as those from the United States.
Too often, the U.S. is portrayed as the more influential in terms of cultural trends in North America; while it’s true that Americans frequently initiate various cultural phenomena that eventually make their mark across the globe, Canadian influences can sometimes be just as consequential and far-reaching.
With its vast natural forests, wildlife, and stunning geography, Canada and its citizens are often credited with being leaders on the world stage when it comes to promoting a culture of nature conservation and appreciation.
The numerous examples of pristine, clean, and untouched Canadian wilderness areas serve as an inspiration to other nations, including the United States, which are trying to preserve their own natural resources while still catering to a demanding and growing urban population.
Undoubtedly, Canadians have been successful in blending urban lifestyles with the wilderness in a way that neither diminishes their beautiful natural resources nor the vitality of their cities. Canada is truly a country that has effectively integrated bustling metropolises into the surrounding beauty of the natural landscape, and as a result, stands as a remarkable motivator for other nations of the world striving to do the same.
On another front, Canadians have also established themselves as producers of some of the finest actors, singers, and performers in the world.
Many American film fans are often surprised to learn that some of their favorite stars and actresses are not, in fact, Americans at all, but rather Canadians.
From great comic stars to award-winning dramatists, Canada has been home to numerous performers whose styles and body of work have influenced entertainment culture around the world. Canadian singers and songwriters are often just as popular in America, and some have risen to the top of the charts both in the U.S. and around the world.
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