Michael Adams is the president of the Environics Institute and author of Could It Happen Here? Canada in the Age of Trump and Brexit. Ratna Omidvar is an independent senator for Ontario and ...

Abolish multiculturalism and the strong nationalist impulse in this country would go unchecked, writes Australian Research Council Future Fellow Geoffrey Brahm Levey. Australians were understandably ...

The 1970s Australia I grew up in was a country that was not kind by our modern, ‘woke’ standards, but it was legible. It was Anglo-centric, blunt, and often indifferent to the hurt feelings of us ...

In the 1960s in Quebec, in French Canada, "The Quiet Revolution" of discontent resulted in the creation of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism (the B&B Commission). "The Other ...

People talk a lot about “multiculturalism,” whether to praise it or condemn it. But standing alone, the concept is too vague to be supported or opposed. In this respect, it’s much like certain other ...

In a significant achievement for Canada’s immigration strategy, Ottawa has successfully exceeded its targets for French-speaking immigration outside of Quebec. This development highlights the ...

SWEAR WORDS, like everything else, are subject to fashion. Since the London bombings of 2005, a new obscenity has entered the lexicon, alongside the anatomical and the blasphemous: multiculturalism.

North and South Korea are widely regarded to be ethnically homogenous societies. But with minority populations having grown in numbers and importance in both Koreas, demographic homogeneity has become ...

"Canadians talk about multiculturalism but don't practise it," author Daniel Stoffman wrote Saturday in his Globe essay on multiculturalism. "That does not mean we don't embrace diversity. Both Canada ...

When the term ‘multiculturalism’ began being aired consistently in the West after the collapse of communism in the late 1980s, us youthful Cold War Marxists saw it as yet another expression of ...

The multiculturalism debate is guaranteed to whip up a storm Pundits have been reacting to a speech by David Cameron in which the prime minister argued multiculturalism had "failed". But what do ...