How Did French Originate In Canada?

The French followed the English. Since England and France were not such good allies and the discovery of the New World was in fact a search of wealth, ownership and power they needed to go where the English were not encamped. As such the Canada's and Northern America, Michigan and a lot of the Northern States have a heavily influence French existence but also the South America's such a Florida, Louisiana (New Orleans is taken from the French city or Orlean were Joan of Arch lived) and the other Southern States. Pounce Deleon in fact went to Florida in search of the fountain of youth. Britain was settled in the mid-America's. France of course had the revolution which greatly diminished the activities since King Louie was executed  with the French equalizer the Guillotine. France became more as America who were fighting the King of England for independence. The British royalty seeing that if change did not happen would most likely face the same fate as the French Royals modified the government to save their necks so to speak!

When the French Colonization in the 17th century occurred. To read more about it, you can go to www.wikipedia.org. as if I were to write all the information it would be plagiarism. You can't do that on the site.

When Jacques Cartier discovered Canada he brought French with him?

French originated in canada when a bunch of immigrants settled there after a big war.