Dating back to World War II to the recent Kosovo war, Canada played an important role fighting and punishing countries who commit discriminatory acts based on one’s race. By participating in the war, Canada is discouraging racism in other countries; proving to the rest of the world that it does not like any racist acts and whoever does it will get penalized. Setting a good example as such will constantly improve Canada’s multicult

At the end of 2002 when the United States started the “War on Terrorism” in Iraq, I remembered I had a very prejudice view on the Iraqis; I thought of them as highly dangerous people. Nevertheless, when I got to school, I realized that I was the only one who had this point of view; Not only did they not stay away from them, they provided the Iraqis at my school with social and mental support to get through it emotionally as some of their have relatives live in Iraq. Not only were the individuals helping each other regardless of race, Canada has been known for a country to promote multiculturalism through their actions.

I arrived in Pearson International Airport on December 1997, since I did not speak English; I did not know where to get my luggage. However I was afraid to ask the workers because in my mind, Canada was a place that does not like minorities; so I just kept looking. After half an hour of wandering, I still could not find my luggage and I was starting to get frustrated. Then unexpectedly, a Caucasian male worker walked up to me and offered help. At that point, I was in disbelief; he found my lost luggage and also taught me a couple of useful phrases so I would not run into trouble

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