Canadian National Event Analysis

First of all, holding more significant events and national celebrations can increase the sense of pride toward this country for citizens. The high national cohesion will be emerged amongst people when a nation-wide event was holding, which is able to ignite the passion that deeply hide in their heart. It is seems that the national events can arouse the maximum enthusiasm toward citizens. Some sport games are good examples. The hockey game in the 2010 Winter Games received the highest viewing in Canadian history since the whole country was crazy for it and almost attracted everyone’s attention (Daphne Bramham, 2010). They were sitting together and cheering for the athletes together. The national activities can be considered as a bond to people, which generated a stronger connection amongst citizens. Moreover, without a doubt, immigrants in diverse culture background are not easy to possess a common topic in communication. A national celebration is providing an opportunity that immigrants are sharing their experience, expressing feelings and learning new opinions about this country. The national celebrations Like Canada Day, are waking up immigrants’ original passion toward this country. They are …show more content…
Oreopolous explains that we all form opinions when we hear or read a name for the first time. He suggests some of this discrimination could be subconscious. It probably is. We all have biases. It comes with being human. And our behaviour is not always consistent with our values and beliefs.
This kind of bias can be considered as discrimination even though it was probably generated by people unconsciously. That is the reason why people are feeling so difficult to embrace other cultures. Government should forwardly eliminate the estrangement between people. Meanwhile, citizens are encouraged to preserve their cultural features that make the culture brilliant. People are willing to spread and praise the splendid side of their culture and sharing their pride to