DVST 0455 Multiculturalism Comparison Essay APA

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Canada is the first country to made multiculturalism an official policy. A great number of immigrants and diversity have become an integral part of Canada. Although Canada is known for its diversity, immigrants have a hard time adjusting to Canada because they do not find jobs that fit their skills, there is racism in the labour market, and immigrants do not identify as Canadians.
Immigrants who come to Canada bring a significant degree of skill and education. Many immigrants are university graduates. Also, they are less likely to exploit welfare or commit crime than native-born Canadians. Szucs from the Vancouver Sun says “Canada’s continued economic growth and competitiveness is dependent on the skills and expertise brought by immigrants” (2007). Although all immigrants are miles away from their home countries, they keep their cultural habits. Also, the ethnic groups are funded by the government to keep their culture.

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