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The diversity that we are seeing in Canada now is one of the fundamental changes, especially because of immigration. Linguistic duality has always been part of our federation. Of course, we had two languages, French and English, even before confederation existed.
Today, though, linguistic duality is seen in a multicultural framework, which is a situation we have been seeking for a long time. However, multiculturalism is no longer defined as it was in the past. Today, we talk about diversity and inclusion. Communities have to be supported so that they can come to terms with this new reality and be in a better position to receive immigrants.