All of the Following Are True of the Differences Between

All of the following are true of the differences between federalism in Canada and federalism in the United States EXCEPT that:​ 

A)  Canada's provincial powers are confined to a list, whereas the U.S. state powers are not.​ 
B) the U.S. lower governments are called states, whereas Canada's are called provinces. 
C) in Canada, residual powers rest with the central government, whereas in the United States, they rest with the states or the people. 
D) the United States has adopted English as its national language, whereas Canada has not adopted a national language. 
E) a Canadian province is never sovereign and is set up for the convenience of the central government, whereas the U.S. states are sovereign.