Praevalentes culturae Europaeae post colonizationem Canadae fuerunt Anglica, Francogallica, et Goedelica. Post "Announcement of Implementation of Policy of Multiculturalism within Bilingual Framework" a Petro Trudeauprimo ministro anno 1971 promulgatum, criticiacademicique Canadiani gradatim agnoscere coeperunt pluria genera scriptorum lectorumque exsistere. Immigratio internationalis litteras rei publicae magnopere movit, praecipue decenniis recentioribis. Ex annis 1980, diversitas ethnica culturalisque in litteris Canadae manifesta est, multis e clarissimis scriptoribus Canadiensibus identitatem minoritatis ethnicae, dualitatem socialem, et variationes culturae vehementius dicentes. Canadiani autem linguas praeter Anglicam et Francogallicam agnoscere minus volunt.[3][4]
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Susanna Moodie et Catherina Parr Traillsorores nonnullas fabulas de vita in Canadis scripserunt.
Carolus G. D. Roberts (1860–1943) fuit unus e Poetis Confoederationis.Inter poetas hodiernos in Canada est Georgius Elliott Clarke, olim poeta laureatus parliamenti Canadiensis.
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