Why has Canada struggled to develop a single national identity?

Canada has struggled to develop a single national identity due to its vast cultural diversity, stemming from its bilingual nature (English and French) and the presence of various Indigenous cultures. The country's history of regionalism, with distinct identities in provinces like Quebec and British Columbia, further complicates the notion of a unified identity. Additionally, the influence of Immigration has contributed to a mosaic of cultures rather than a singular national narrative, making it challenging to forge a cohesive identity that resonates with all Canadians.