A new report indicates that most Canadians continue to view multiculturalism and diversity as positive contributors to the national identity. 66% of respondents agree that multiculturalism strengthens Canadian society, outnumbering critics by a two-to-one margin even among non-immigrant demographics. While 36% of Canadians express mixed feelings about recent high levels of immigration, their underlying support for an accepting and diverse populace remains resilient. However,

A new national survey highlights a complex shift in public sentiment as Canada Day approaches, with 77% of citizens feeling proud of their country despite deep anxieties about the future. This 12-point increase in national pride over the last two years comes amid increasingly intense political debates over Canadian identity, social cohesion, and high immigration levels. While younger demographics express growing worry over housing affordability and economic mobility, a strong

Recent analysis suggests Canada faces an unprecedented identity crisis as post-nationalist policies allegedly weaken shared national...