Is Nunavut a Canadian Puerto Rico?

[Samof94]

They're both small parts of a larger country where a majority of people speak a minority language.

I've heard Puerto Rico called the "American Quebec". But as weird as it sounds, I feel like an equivalent people group to French Canadians would be African-Americans or Evangelical Christians. In terms of the influence of a numerical minority that has had a large impact on the larger country's overall history, politics and culture.

Thoughts?

There’s also those islands not controlled by Canada at al but by France.

[Samof94]

The only similarity is that their political status could be described as a territory. Nunavut is a territory because it's a vast wasteland that can only realistically be governed from Ottawa. Puerto Rico is a territory because it is a colonial possession of the US, and has a much larger degree of autonomy.

PR also speaks a language also spoken elsewhere and is widely spoken worldwide across dozens of countries.