The correct answer is B, as the most common native language spoken in Canada is English.
Among the languages spoken in Canada, only English (which is known by 90% of Canadians) and French (which is known by 60% of the population) have official status. The Canadian Constitution itself recognizes two official languages, English and French, and all constitutional acts are in both languages. Inuktitut stands out for its official status in the Northwest Territories, in Nunavut and in Nunavik, Quebec.
According to the 2001 census, of 29.6 million Canadians (37 million in 2018), Anglophones represent around 59.3% (17.3 million) and French speakers 22.9% (6.7 million) of the population respectively. 11.6% (5.2 million) had another mother tongue. Another 380,000 had more than one mother tongue.
