One way of doing this is to consider Geert Hofstede's results.
Canada and America are fairly similar to the degree to which they accept egalitarianism amongst their citizens, compared to, for example, Malaysia.
There is some similarity in the degree of individualism in the two cultures but America is higher in this trait. Both are much, much higher than, for example, Malaysia.
The countries share a level of considerable willingness to accept new ideas or products, or to try new things. They are not so willing as, say, the United Kingdom.
Both countries are oriented toward the short term, Canada even more.
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The province of British Columbia and the Yukon Territory both share a border with Alaska.
Britain and Canada are close allies. Canada and the UK share much history mainly because large parts of what is now Canada used to be part of the British Empire. Canada has been completely independent of the UK for a great deal of time. Queen Elizabeth II is currently the sovereign of both Canada and the UK (and 14 other commonwealth realms) so diplomatic ties are obviously strong. Canada and the UK were both among the original signatories of NATO.
The United States received the largest share of German reparations after World War II. Great Britain received the second largest share.
America was not a country yet until english and french people first came. It was full of Native Americans until the early 1800s. The english and french were very powerful and had the opportunity and chance to first come to America. They wanted to come to America because european countres are too small.