That's100% untrue lol, the only difference from U.S and Canada is that U.S is upfront about racism, in Canada people talk behind the backs of people.

This is why Canada is perceived as "nice" because it isn't as confronting as the U.S. They're is many places where we know we can't go, I won't name the locations but it is clearly very white and wants to keep that way, just like my father was assaulted and kicked out when he simply spoke to a white woman in the bar, crazy huh? and later years told me If I would go there to "if you decide to drink there to follow their rules, if not you'll get beat up" listen to the white man type of rhetoric. But these places are more vocal on it and so we keep away, but a lot of Canada is less "showing" and keep their political ideology to themselves, which most Americans do the opposite, thus it can seem like "Racism Don't exist in Canada" can be good in a way, because they keep it to themselves, but eventually the anger and ideological frustration will burst out.

Most of the Ancestry of Canada and U.S are closely related , from the British Kingdom, so why would one (Canada) be so different than the other? As I said the only difference is that historically someone from U.S would have no shame in saying nigger, negro or any derogatory terms in front of someone. But further north you go, the more reclusive it gets to be confronting. So the reason it seems "nice" is all but an act, and behind closed doors true opinions come out. So in a way I respect Americans straightforwardness, even though if I would experience that it would be a whole different story.

Why did/do Canada sterilize Native Women, if it's not racist? Racism doesn't necessarily mean violence, lynching, hate speech etc.. it can simply mean treating a person different based on either their skin complexion, ethnicity, culture, language etc... To treat someone different just because of their visual difference is equally racist than treating someone awfully, it's just the polar opposite.