POLS 2300 Chapter Notes - Chapter 14: Interculturalism, Visible Minority, Aboriginal Peoples In Canada
7 Apr 2016
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Chapter 14: diversity and multiculturalism by tanya. r: canada is a community of communities" (p. m. joe clark, central to the canadian ethos: From founding nations to multiculturalism: the changing ethnic demography of. Canada: canada is built on two premises: Settlement and development of the land by european immigrants: charter groups: founding nations, one french and catholic and the other english and mainly protestant. 1950"s-1970"s, eastern and southern european immigrants became more important to canada"s overall immigration picture, the they were joined in the decades after by those who were non-european immigrants who many weren"t of. Canada"s total population: ethnic distribution change in canada = shifting patterns of immigration. Immigration history to canada was mostly made up of european and those from the usa, in recent years immigration has come from asia, the middle east, latin. America and the caribbean: those that immigrated from asia, the middle east, latin america and the.
