I don't see Canada becoming a state a thing but I do see Canada becoming an unincorporated territory just like Puerto Rico is. 

What would Canada receive by becoming an unincorporated territory of the USA: 

-US & Canadian citizenship at birth giving all citizens the ability to work, live, receive support and travel freely between both Canada and the US. 

- Federal aid would be provided like: Medicaid, social services, disaster aid, education funding and more.

- All citizens would be covered under the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and would have the same freedoms as mainland Americans and enjoy American civil rights and due process.

-Would maintain its own constitution and local/state law but would have to follow America's federal laws.

-Would not be allowed to make trade deals with other countries independently.

-Would be required to use US ports and US owned shipping, which increase the costs.

-Cannot vote in our presidential elections, unless they have moved to a US state. 

-Still elects its own leader but they would be more like a governor rather than president. 

-Depending on the  situation, it would be required to handle its own debt problems. (Bankruptcy)

-Would keep its own cultural identity.  Would not be required to assimilate culturally and use the same languages as America. 

Idk about y'all but the benefits outweight the cons and Canada still gets to be it's own country. 

Canadians, dose this sound ok to you?

Can we get this done?