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Multiculturalism Canada is dedicated to celebrating the richness of cultural diversity and promoting understanding across all communities. Since our founding, we have been working to support and encourage cultural exchange, respect, and inclusion for everyone, regardless of their background. We believe that Canada’s strength lies in its diverse population, and we strive to create spaces where different cultures can come together and thrive. We work with a variety of partners, organizations, and volunteers across the country to organize events, workshops,...

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How to Remove Colonialism from Multiculturalism via Sharing Power

Removing colonialism from multiculturalism is a crucial step towards building a fairer society. While both terms involve different cultures, they function in completely opposite ways.

Colonialism has historically been about domination, where one group imposes its power over others, often exploiting resources and silencing voices. In contrast, multiculturalism celebrates diversity, aiming for harmony between different cultures within a society.

To truly embrace multiculturalism, we must share power equally among all groups, removing the lingering effects of colonialism.

Understanding …

Racism and Its Ties to Mental Health Issues

Racism is not just an issue of unfair treatment or discrimination; it can deeply affect a person’s mental well-being. For many people who experience racism, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. These effects often lead to mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and trauma.

Understanding the connection between racism and mental health is key to addressing both problems in society and supporting those who suffer from them.

The Emotional Impact of Racism

Racism can take many forms, from outright verbal and physical attacks to subtle, everyday discrimination known as …

Asian Heritage Month in Canada

Asian Heritage Month in Canada is a time to celebrate the rich and diverse contributions of Canadians of Asian descent. It takes place every May and is an opportunity to recognize the important role that people from Asia have played in shaping Canada’s history, culture, and society.

The History Behind Asian Heritage Month

Asian Heritage Month was officially recognized by the Canadian government in 2002, but the contributions of Asian communities in Canada stretch back much further.

Immigrants from various parts of Asia, including China, Japan, India, Korea, the Philippines, …