This document discusses racism in Canada through examining its definition, causes, and examples. Racism stems from the belief that certain races are superior, creating an imbalance of power. While Canada prides itself on multiculturalism, more progress is needed to overcome subtle forms of racism like aversive and modern racism. Examples of racism in Canada include prejudice, stereotyping, and racial profiling experienced especially by First Nations people. Causes include learned racism through socialization and media portrayals of stereotypes. Solutions proposed are education to address individual racism and political strategies like anti-discrimination laws to improve socioeconomic status and replace negative images.