How to stduy French the easier way?  

It is actually possible to find language learning courses online these days (check google). I cannot vouch for how expensive or cheap it would be - in your part of the world, it might seem expensive, but that is just a guess.

As for French being difficult, that is really a question of how adept you are at learning other languages. I am a British national, but I have a propensity for learning languages (that said, I did start learning French at the age of 11), and I do not think that French is as difficult as some other languages that I could name.

Hello, maybe you could search some lessons in Google? I did that when i wanted to learn Japanese and there was very good lessons for newbies.
By the way, I'm French, so if you have question about prononciations, orthograf or something else, you could pm me, but i don't speak English very well but maybe i could help you. ^^' Good luck!

You can learn french online there are many free resources there just search the internet about free french lessons or learn french for free or gratuits lecons de la langue francais,for example i like the BBCsite for learning french because there you can hear the pronounciation of the language .Bring grammar books from the library it is free to do that,listen to songs in french and look for the words that u do not understand from the dictionary,i hope that i helped.

Taking classes is a must to learn all the rules of the language, but to get some vocabulary I think it's best to watch films, tv shows, read books..at least that's what I've been doing with german and english. I haven't been using subtitles when watching english movies for a really long time and that has really helped me. Also you could try to listen to their music and in particular reading the lyrics. Or get a pen friend (over the internet), actually it's more like a keyboard-friend, with whom you could converse in french.

Learning French is actually very simple,that is ,identify the phonetic symbols,can be read every day,reading every day.

If you don't want to spend lot of money to take french class, maybe you can learn it online. But u need to be discipline to do this. Because it will be useless for you if u r not serious to study. Here are some useful sites to learn languages:
www.livemocha.com -- this site have many exercise (reading, listening, grammar) and u can submit your practice such as speaking here, and the native speaker will give you any comment or suggestion. This site is very helpful for the beginner.
www.italki.com -- in this site, there are many people that will help u to be your language partner, so you can learn french with the native there. There are many teacher online there too. U can add them if you want.

I don't know if Canada have that rule of getting visa. The thing I don't expect much is getting married will increase our point.
Well, anyway, the discussion is about learning French, not getting Canadian visa.
I have been studying French for about five or six months. And I must admit that French is difficult. Well, maybe it's because I don't try the hardest, cause I still think that Arabic language is even a bit harder than French. I also study Japanese, which as hard as French, especially in terms of writing.
The best way to learn languages is always trying to speak and write it. In other words, we have to always train it. I found it too when learning French. I pause learning it now because I have a work to do, but next time, I want to continue it.
The most important thing is study the grammar, including abbreviation and conjugation. And don't forget to train the pronounciation.