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The Canadian Multiculturalism Act recognizes cultural diversity

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The Canadian Multiculturalism Act declares a federal policy recognizing cultural and racial diversity and the freedom to preserve, enhance and share cultural heritage. It also promotes full and equitable participation in Canadian society.

Scope & context

A statutory policy statement, not proof that discrimination has been eliminated.

Sources behind this record

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Canadian Multiculturalism Act ↗

Department of Justice Canada

Section 3(1)(a)–(c)