The primary languages spoken in Canada are English and French, with both languages being official. English is predominantly spoken in most provinces, while French is mainly spoken in Quebec and parts of New Brunswick. This bilingual nature is a reflection of Canada's diverse cultural heritage and is protected by law, ensuring that both languages are used in government and media. The coexistence of these languages adds to Canada’s multicultural identity, fostering a rich blend of traditions and expressions in daily life and national events.