Canadian Multiculturalism Act

The Canadian Multiculturalism Act, enacted in 1988, recognizes and promotes Canada’s diverse cultural heritage. It aims to celebrate the contributions of various cultural groups and ensure that all Canadians have equal rights regardless of their background. The Act encourages the preservation of cultural identities and values while fostering a sense of belonging in a multicultural society. It also involves government policies and programs that support cultural diversity and inclusion, affirming that these differences enrich Canadian society as a whole. Overall, it reflects Canada's commitment to inclusivity and respect for all cultures.