Is everybody in Canada white and conservative, outside the French (multiracial and liberal) parts?

[Anonymous]

Toronto and Vancouver don't look the least bit diverse, outside of several areas (Richmond, Surrey, Scarborough, Brampton, etc.).

When Canadians say Canada is "multicultural", do they really mean that QUEBEC is multicultural, whereas English Canada is homogeneous?

[nerdybutlazy]

I think you've been to the wrong parts of Canada. Most cities in Ontario, I can say, have a decent amount of diversity. Besides, the same is true about a lot of places in America too.

Toronto is again extremely diverse, but you may not notice UofT mainly has Asain students, I go to a university about an hour away from Toronto even though it is majorly white, there's still a fair amount of students from different backgrounds. Places up north like Alberta are the ones with less diversity but again Canada is a big country, so that's a bold statement

[Anonymous]

Canada is nothing near conservative (that includes parts outsides of Quebec)

[Asker]

How do you know?

[Opinion Owner]

I live in Canada

[TallAnon]

I live in Quebec since March, so I can't say too much about the rest of the country, but they seem pretty progressive from what I have seen, like legalizing weed. Except for the whole french thing in Quebec, which they are really conservative about.

[padreflint]

Ah... no. I live in central Manitoba and we have sizable Filipino, Chinese, and East Indian communities.

[Asker]

Winnipeg?

[padreflint]

Brandon

[Anonymous]

No we spreed asains all across the country to make Chinese food and sushi and run rub and tugs

[888theGreat]

They are mostly white or french liberals

[BeMuse]

Nope.