Multiculturalism in Canada.

Multiculturalism in Canada.

According to the Library of parliament on Canadian multiculturalism, there exists a need to address the existing high number of racial and ethnic dispensations in the nation. Through the management of formal policies and initiatives at the provincial, and federal level, multiculturalism is inherently addressed. A chronology of policies regarding multiculturalism is presented in the article from a provincial to federal level to ensure formality in the respective interactions across the society that contribute to national cohesion. An annual report released by the Canadian Multiculturalism Act for the period 2016-2017, a positive remark in the report signifies a continued togetherness in fighting for inclusivity and diversity in terms of cultural development. Further specification from other high-profile state officials in the parliament also reflects a continued unity in ensuring communities merge and share their cultures with ease and appreciation. Multicultural policies and Acts are affirmative in encouraging more positive progress in the economic, social and; political aspects of the society. Sense of belonging and equal; participation is easily achieved through embracing the Multiculturalism Act.

A video by Al Parsai on immigration in Canada reveals the various forms of migration in the country. For instance, family reunification, economic immigration, and refugees are the significant reasons which steer entry into Canadian society to foreigners. In the video, family reunification is revealed to be a government process set to increase the togetherness of families across Canada for a more emotional connection and support from other family members. Economic immigrants are termed as foreigners who find their way to Canada for greener pastures either through federal initiatives or provincial programs. In another post by Senator Daniel Christmas, comments on progress in his community after racial based Acts were abolished. The Indian Act is revealed to have hampered and predated economic growth through a continuous deprivation of Canadian society on racial aspects. As a member of an indigenous community in Canada, Daniel Christmas is positive on how his people can fight poverty conditions quickly Without hardships life, you under constant humiliation in the Indian Act is exposed thus showing a need to curb any divisive form of law in the society.

Colonialism is perceived to leave a deep scar in the Canadian indigenous communities hence leaving them in dire consequences. For instance, the Metis and Inuit have continuously suffered for their colonial resistance, thus resulting in corrupt racial segregation which is based on lowering their welfare and impoverishing them through the Indian Act.  Construction of houses on their aboriginal land has always been under seeking permission from the law agencies to have a place to thrive and conduct their daily economic activities. Cultural sensitivity is a modal condition in Canadian society, which is seen to facilitate division in the nation from a record of the past years. It has made unique mobility for the indigenous communities harder and harder to favour capitalism and illegal acquisition of wealth by the colonizers. Racial discrimination has affected the aboriginal communities hence predating their social and material welfare. The cultural identity of the minority groups has prevailed through the advocacy for fairer cultural orientation in the communities.

Economic class of immigrants is made up of people willing to establish their economic prospects effectively to upgrade their welfare. The federal-level of immigrants gets their way into Canada through national initiatives meant to enable fairer economic reestablishment’s provincial class of immigrants is provided with a chance to establish their economic visions through putting up businesses and searching for employment opportunities. Nevertheless, Canada has been in the frontline in offering scholarships for international students to attain quality education for better social mobility. The economic class of immigrants are bound to continuously undertake a modal form of self-realization and materiality life improvement to better their welfare effectively. Status Indian is a movement meant to protect the lives and well-being of the native communities living in Canada. The conditions of life for Indians in Canada are protected in the Act hence enabling a more active social equality.

Experiences and emotions generated from racism and discrimination show a continued deprivation of cultural identity and pride. From cases of Senator Christmas, the native societies are seen to undergo threats consistently from racism as a result of their fragility to cope with the numbers which intimidate them. For instance, wealth and possessions are used as a weapon to continuously intimidate the native Indians from rising to claim back their status alleviation in Canada. The form, of capitalism, exists between the colonizers and the natives to enable continuous predation of resources and protection of the respective statuses.

Indian Act was a horrible and predatory policy that allowed constant victimization of native Canadians, thus subjecting them to poverty and lack of social progress. The Act was pivotal in attaining full throttle of leadership by the colonizers as well as in destabilizing the existing Indian traditional political systems which threatened the exploitation of Canada by colonizers. Establishment of better and fairer national and federal policies to mitigate victimization of minority groups has helped in rejuvenating the moral concept of native Canadians thus striking a balance in the accessibility of resources and unlocking potentials across the overall Canadian society. Through the Indian Act, it has been more accessible for the natives to understand how hostile disagreement s can be towards a society and thereby revenge is not suitable for their case, but compliance to better ideologies and social progress is inevitable.

Enhancing a social inclusivity model has been a necessary stance for Canadian society in enabling multiculturalism. Furthermore, Canada had failed to achieve a reliable social model in addressing multiculturalism until initiating a model that collectively protects the needs of every citizen irrespective of their colour ad origin. It has been sensational to acquire a positive model which is appreciated by the entire federal perspective in fighting racism.  Catering for the economic class of immigrants is credible in steering a cosmopolitan society which will drive economic growth quickly by lowering the propensity to poor services. A multiracial economy will be achieved and thus increasing and expanding the financial connections of Canada to the outside world as the immigrants will attempt to find economic contacts to their native countries.

Refuges in Canada have found a better avenue to reestablish themselves and carry on with their socioeconomic activities effectively, thus boosting the Canadian economy and social welfare. Furthermore, it is considered suitable for Canada to continue mentoring foreigners to attain a better platform for refuges to find greener pastures for their kins. Multiculturalism will initiate a positive economic model that will enable continuous growth as well as achieving a fairer ground for development. I would recommend the implementation of scholarship programs to steer multiculturalism in education to steer diversification of minds and idea to pave the way for a top-notch innovation. The technologies used for production and running other complicated activities can be improved by adopting an initiative for foreigners with the expertise to find a cheaper destination in Canada specifically by paying a full travel and accommodation premium to share ideas effectively. By that, economic production will improve, and the Canadian economy will compete with other economies through a diversified economy. Multiculturalism will emanate by making the Canadian economy a vibrant global economy, thus being a favourable destination for investors from all parts of the world and cultures.