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You may not like it, but as a Quebecois you unfortunately remain part of Canada and thus are part of the set of Canadians and the creations and practices of Quebec are Canadian as a consequence.
To change that, you'll need to double down on that Free Quebec stuff and cut yourselves away from your English neighbors. Though I don't think that's even won an opinion poll in the last twenty years, and I don't think it's ever been closer than the failed resolution in 1995.
So it's fine for a culture to pretend to have invented something or take something as their own as long as that something is from a culture that happens to be in the same country?
To me, that's cultural appropriation, no matter whether it happens within the same country or not.