Multiculturalism
Do you feel like you have no time to travel? No need, Canada is so multicultural you can find almost every country from within. I remember living in India and saying to myself wow, I have never seen the Taj Mahal, yet people travel from all over the world to visit. The great thing about Canada is that if you travel 20 mins in one direction you can find a different cultural community then the one you were in before.
Canada prides itself on its multiculturalism. From food, to events, to even religious holidays, Canadians across the board celebrate everything. You then are probably asking yourself why is multiculturalism so important right? Do you remember a time where you were ever made fun of or discriminated against because of your food, dressing, religion or maybe just even your caste? Canada is a pluralistic country, and Canadians even those that immigrated here, love culture and learning about new cultures. Canada has made everyone feel at home and while there may be dominant communities by number, each community even ones that are small, have gained respect and created awareness amongst the diaspora of people here.
The best part of it all is that while there is so much cultural value in Canada, there is still a western element which allows for equality and opportunity. Access to higher levels of education, equality amongst men and women in the workplace and opportunity for everyone to thrive if they truly wish to do so.
Canada being the colourful abode it is, truly encompasses a glimpse of many parts of the world in each of its corners and fills each day with something new to learn about others. The unlimited numbers of festivals, events, and things to see will never bore you. If you are thinking about making Canada your home then this is definitely one of the reasons to immigrate. The importance of maintaining this multiculturalism allows for Canada to open its doors to many visitors and immigrants, with various programs in the realm of immigration, if you choose to make Canada your home then we welcome you.
