David Cohen’s Blog: Preventing Discrimination Versus Encouraging Multiculturalism

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Published: August 1, 2007

Ontario is Canada's most populous province and a beacon for newly arriving immigrants. In fact, well over half of new immigrants arriving in Canada settle in Ontario. On October 10, residents of the province will head to the polls to elect a new government. As the campaign picks up momentum, it is becoming clear that this fall's vote will have major implications for multiculturalism in Canada.

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