Canada has always been internationally recognized as a country built on diversity, where multiculturalism has been practiced. It has been seen as a dual-sided solution to collisions incurred by the coexistence of various groups of people from different origins, races or religions. Multiculturalism has helped bring different social groups closer as most social members may have witnessed, while on the other hand, it may have brought harm and pushed them further apart. Since the enactment of Canadian Multiculturalism Act in 1985, there has been relentless disputes about the consequences brought by this law: a substantial number of Canadian people recognized the importance of multiculturalism, claiming that this has brought manifold benefits to
