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Has Multiculturalism Succeeded or Failed in Canada?
Canada is marking our 50th anniversary as the first state to make multiculturalism national policy. Has our society embraced or outgrown it? Have global affairs vindicated or discredited it? Does the Canadian government treat our multicultural society as a foreign policy asset, a domestic liability, or a political sop? I enjoyed sifting the evidence at a panel discussion hosted by the Institute for Peace & Diplomacy panel, and moderated by Zachary Paikin. My fellow panellists were: Stephen Marche, author of The Next Civil War; Karen Mock, President of JSpaceCanada; Teresa Woo-Paw, Chair of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. The video above is a clip of one of my contributions to the discussion. The full video of the entire event is at my YouTube channel. |
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Remembering Desmond Tutu |
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My article in the Globe and Mail |
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TVOntario’s The Agenda |
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Reflecting on the life of Queen Elizabeth II |
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United Nations |
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My address in the UN General Assembly Chamber |
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Testifying at Parliament |
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My testimony on regulation of social media. |
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