by: Zhu
Our Canada: a population of 32 millions… and we are all different. Isn’t it nice? As a “new country”, Canada has always been a destination for immigrants. Even though the first draft of a Canadian citizenship was only created in 1910, four major waves of immigration have already taken place:
* The French settlement in Quebec and Acadia
* The English and Irish settlement
* A wave of immigrants from Western Europe right before WW1 and after WW2
* A current wave of immigrants mostly from Asia and India
Our Canada: a population of 32 millions… and we are all different. Isn’t it nice? As a “new country”, Canada has always been a destination for immigrants. Even though the first draft of a Canadian citizenship was only created in 1910, four major waves of immigration have already taken place:
* The French settlement in Quebec and Acadia
* The English and Irish settlement
* A wave of immigrants from Western Europe right before WW1 and after WW2
* A current wave of immigrants mostly from Asia and India
