I found it interesting that a statue of Jefferson Davis would be in Montreal, Canada, but reading further I found it was b/c he had a house in that location.  Quebec has a lot in common with the Confederate States (a desire for independence / secession from a larger empire) though they still have that option I presume (since they didn't fight and LOSE a WAR to that effect).  Contrary to modern history revisionism, slavery was NOT the only reason the states voted to succede but rather, an accumulated list of grievences / differences with the United States, similar to those between the latter and Britain.  As with most things, it was mostly economic and political.  Many blacks fought alongside the Confederacy.  Many in the South refer to the "Civil War" as "The War of Northern Agression", as it was the US that invaded and violently overthrew the CSA, but it was NOT primarily to free the slaves.  Unfortunately, many Nazis and White Supremisists have coopted it's history.