4. 01
Introduction
Multiculturalism is an important aspect of Canadian
society, reflecting the diversity of cultures, languages,
and religions that exist within the country. Canada is
known for its welcoming attitude towards immigrants
and has a long history of embracing different
cultures and traditions.
5. 01
Immigrants are especially important to Canada, which has
a population of 37 million. The country receives 250,000
migrants every year, excluding students, temporary
workers and refugees.
7. 02
History of multiculturalism
in Canada
Canada has a long history of cultural diversity, with Indigenous peoples and
immigrants from various parts of the world living together on Canadian soil for
centuries. However, the formal recognition of multiculturalism as a policy and value in
Canada can be traced back to the 1960s and 1970s.In 1963, the Royal Commission
on Bilingualism and Biculturalism was established to examine the linguistic and
cultural differences between English and French Canadians. The commission's final
report, released in 1969, recommended the recognition of Canada as a bilingual and
bicultural nation.
8. 02
History of multiculturalism
in Canada
In 1963, the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism was established to
examine the linguistic and cultural differences between English and French
Canadians. The commission's final report, released in 1969, recommended the
recognition of Canada as a bilingual and bicultural nation
