Canadian Multiculturalism is a policy that recognizes and celebrates the diverse cultural backgrounds of its citizens. It promotes the idea that various ethnic groups can coexist while maintaining their unique identities. This approach encourages respect and understanding among different cultures, contributing to a more inclusive society. The policy was officially adopted in 1971 and is reflected in various aspects of Canadian life, including education, government, and community programs. It aims to ensure that all Canadians, regardless of their ethnic background, feel valued and have the opportunity to participate fully in society.