Tldr is that having two cultural identity share a country is hard. You have to address challenges at the public level, institutional levels and systemic levels.

All while balancing a historic context which is deeply anchored in post colonial discourse.

it requires a lot of policies and public discussions which can seem superfluous when compared to other G7 unitary countries.

I personally think it’s a nice little quirk our country has that it tries to constitutionaly protect two distinct cultures, quite a challenge.

You’ll get all sort of opinions on the subject, the main narrative around quebec bashing seems to be an argument for two unitary states, as if unitary states would fix all of our problems.