Canada's Multiculturalism and Immigration Issues

The video explores the reactions of Americans considering moving to Canada if Trump is elected, featuring discussions with Justin Trudeau on immigration, diversity, and political challenges. Trudeau emphasizes Canada's strength in diversity and addresses internal issues like indigenous relations and feminism. The video concludes with reflections on learning from Canada's approach to governance.

What was the initial reaction of people to the idea of Donald Trump becoming President?

• They planned to celebrate.

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited and supportive.

• They expressed disbelief and considered moving to Canada.

What percentage of Americans said they would move to Canada if Trump was elected?

• 5%

• 28%

• 10%

• 50%

What humorous concept was discussed regarding Americans moving to Canada?

• A comedy show about American politics.

• A documentary about Canadian culture.

• A reality show about moving to Canada.

• A new political party.

What historical pattern did Trudeau mention about Americans threatening to move to Canada?

• It happens every election cycle.

• It only happened during Trump's election.

• It was a new phenomenon.

• It was a rare occurrence.

What did Trudeau say about the actual immigration numbers after elections?

• They decrease significantly.

• They don't necessarily spike.

• They remain the same.

• They always spike.

What was one of the first actions Trudeau took as Prime Minister regarding diversity?

• He reduced immigration.

• He increased taxes.

• He designed a diverse cabinet with equal men and women.

• He banned religious symbols.

What challenge does Canada face with multiculturalism?

• Multiculturalism is not practiced.

• Some Canadians agree with Trump's Muslim ban.

• Complete acceptance by all Canadians.

• No challenges at all.

What did Trudeau say about the importance of diverse perspectives?

• They are a source of weakness.

• They are irrelevant.

• They are a source of strength.

• They should be ignored.

What internal issue does Canada face regarding its indigenous peoples?

• They have equal access to education.

• Their relationship with the government is strong.

• They have no issues with the government.

• They lack the same access to education and positive outcomes.

What is one of the broader implications discussed about running away from problems?

• It is a temporary fix.

• It always solves the issues.

• It never solves anything.

• It is the best solution.