Canada Multicultural Act

The Canadian Multiculturalism Act, enacted in 1988, recognizes and promotes the diverse cultural heritage of Canada’s population. It affirms that all Canadians, regardless of their ethnicity or background, have the right to preserve and share their cultural identities. The Act encourages equality, inclusion, and respect among different communities, fostering social harmony and understanding. It aims to ensure that cultural diversity is valued as a strength, contributing to Canada’s identity and social fabric, while supporting policies that promote multiculturalism as a fundamental aspect of Canadian society.