Canadian Culture. Cultural things that are ‘Normal” in your chosen culture Cultural things that are “Normal” in Canada. Multiculturalism India is a largest democracy in the world with diverse populations and constitutes major religions. The population consists of diverse physical features, racial diversity, linguistic diversity, religious diversity, caste, colors and customs diversity. Every religion has a strong bond with India. There are 200 languages spoken and has a tribal culture. Every citizen
known motifs of natural environment to multicultural mosaic, as Canada is now known as a country of immigrants. One of the reasons Canada is desirable for migration is its effort to encourage cultural diversity, as “the Multicultural Department is a Canadian invention.” However, does it really mean immigrants are able to live happily ever after in Canada? Squatter by Rohinton Mistry depicts an immigrant’s experience moving to Canada. The story starts with a group of Indian boys listening to stories
of the political community is important and often valued part of the individual identity. Canada is a country where the topic of national identity has dominated the public agenda since the early 1970s. The city of Quebec experienced profound changes after World War Two. Preceding the outbreak of war the city was indisputably Catholic and French, under the authority of the Catholic Church. Socially and politically the city experienced more diversity as a result of urbanisation, social atomisation,
questions, make statements and give orders (Gee & Hayes, 2011). This tells that all people spread across the world and communicated with one set of group, and languages changed in a different way in different places, which give rise to the great diversity in human language. Gee explains this as ‘Discourse’ – how people view the language, most importantly how they practice it. People are referred as ‘insiders if they are familiar to any particular Discourse, otherwise ‘outsiders’ (Green, 2006). Many
Many people are unaware of what the creative class is when they first hear about it. The creative class is a term that was coined by Richard Florida in 2002 when he released his book. It is a socioeconomic group of people that are placed into the class because of their creative and useful skills. The creative class has had a large influence on migration and economic patterns including where those in the creative class live, why they moved there, what they do with their free time, and how and if