What Does It Mean to Be Canadian?

But this is also a rich history day to celebrate the growth history of our country. So, considering the next Canadian Day, we asked the Simply Laundry team what they mean to Canadians.

"Accepting, forgiving, respecting others, and living peacefully with yourself, it also means having a culturally diverse community that binds people in some way."

"What is the meaning of becoming a real Canadian, nothing, this is its beauty, the Canadians will be the people they want freely and freely their unique culture and personality You can express it without hurting. "

"When thinking about what it means to be a Canadian, it is up to me to think for the first time, becoming a Canadian is to freely dream, freely speak, freely laugh and live freely is."

"For me, being Canadian means that you can freely follow my culture without hesitation, the beauty of Canada will become Canadian even if his / her roots are not Canadian It is possible to do. "

"As an international student in Toronto, much of what I learned about Canadians was through wonderful friends I made at school, I noticed that Canadians do not mean right or wrong How to be in Canada! This country is so comprehensive that being a member of such a multicultural society is a wonderful feeling. "

"Last year I went to Ottawa and enjoyed celebrations.This year I will probably have dinner with my friends and go to fireworks."

"Because one day in Canada means stopping, I stay at home till evening, then I attend an event in downtown Toronto."

"I am planning to meet my super fun project team at school to catch up with the summer lunch.I have not yet decided the place considering our multicultural preferences as a team.The movie"

But what does this mean for young Canadians? I made a short questionnaire called "Western religion" and decided to send it to some people via social media. I received a total of 68 responses mainly from 18 to 25 years old, and now there are 58 participants. I asked about their personal faith and religious beliefs about Canadian youth and institutions. To my surprise, 55% of people are affirmed when they are asked if they agree with some religion.

It leads to a discussion about the American dream where students informally discuss the following statements. - American media absorbs or does not absorb Canadian culture. - Regardless of gender, whether anyone has access to the American dream in the same way - Diagnostic evaluation of students' ability to present different perspectives to questions: In their journals, students are invited to a particular social group Explain when you see the people you belong to and how do they see his / her opinion about American dreams (eg immigrants, feminists, executives, college students, local politicians, unemployed people). (DE)

Does this mean that Americans can learn much from Canada? there is no need. "In a sense, it is not because Americans can learn from Canadians because we do not share the same social perspective as them," Markle Pauly of Wharton Healthcare Management Professor said . "The design and performance of the national healthcare system relies heavily on many factors irrelevant to culture, ethnicity, and healthcare but unrelated to health outcomes, which is a matter of old apples and oranges As Canada is most similar to any other country, in this sense we have more opportunities to learn something "Because literally answers to this question can not be done because we are Canadians It's not the same history nor the same social atmosphere. "