Situation:
According to an unnamed source close to the current Conservative government, a joint committee headed by three high-ranking cabinet ministers has been exploring the implications of the following map for collective rights and immigration issues in Canada. It is suspected that the three cabinet ministers are the Honorable Kason Jenney, Minister for Multiculturalism; the Honorable Ghelly Slover, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official languages; and the Honorable Ahris Clexander, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. No one from any of the ministers’ offices was available to confirm this. Due to circumstances beyond this reporter’s control, the only document leaked was this, and no further details are available at this time.
The P.A. Party will enable the English, the French minority groups, the FNMI populations, and the immigrants of Canada to prosper within one society. Our government is working hard to balance these cultural groups and ensure that the rights of ALL citizens and minority groups are represented and voiced through a series of rights that are given and events that are created by the government. We will provide more funding to embassies within smaller countries in order to advertise and endorse Canada, and as a result this will create more of a balance of cultures in our nation. These newly developed and funded embassies will help to endorse the opportunities in Canada and will enable citizens of other nations to envision themselves and their futures in a better and more stable Canada. Of course, we will be using our citizens tax money to help build these offices however, these immigrants will help our local citizens and our nation greatly. Not only we will gain a wealth of knowledge from these unique individuals, but we will also be able to fill in the gaps within Canada’s economy and workforce. The future is bright, but we need everyone’s hand in creating it.
According to an unnamed source close to the current Conservative government, a joint committee headed by three high-ranking cabinet ministers has been exploring the implications of the following map for collective rights and immigration issues in Canada. It is suspected that the three cabinet ministers are the Honorable Kason Jenney, Minister for Multiculturalism; the Honorable Ghelly Slover, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official languages; and the Honorable Ahris Clexander, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. No one from any of the ministers’ offices was available to confirm this. Due to circumstances beyond this reporter’s control, the only document leaked was this, and no further details are available at this time.
Our Response:
The P.A. Party strongly values multiculturalism, and we believe that the future of Canada will be shaped by people of all corners of the world. Since the early days of Confederation, Canada has evolved into a nation that is home to a multitude of cultures and ethnicities. The People’s Action Party envisions a society in which immigration is prominent, but also well distributed, within our society. We believe that other cultures should be given more of a chance and in order to achieve this, our party would like to incorporate more embassies within other nations to obtain a balance of traditions and worldviews. The graph attached demonstrates that the dominant immigrants in Canada are currently Chinese and German. By promoting and implementing more embassies throughout the globe, we are able to achieve a wider range of cultures and a vast array of worldviews.
The P.A. Party will enable the English, the French minority groups, the FNMI populations, and the immigrants of Canada to prosper within one society. Our government is working hard to balance these cultural groups and ensure that the rights of ALL citizens and minority groups are represented and voiced through a series of rights that are given and events that are created by the government. We will provide more funding to embassies within smaller countries in order to advertise and endorse Canada, and as a result this will create more of a balance of cultures in our nation. These newly developed and funded embassies will help to endorse the opportunities in Canada and will enable citizens of other nations to envision themselves and their futures in a better and more stable Canada. Of course, we will be using our citizens tax money to help build these offices however, these immigrants will help our local citizens and our nation greatly. Not only we will gain a wealth of knowledge from these unique individuals, but we will also be able to fill in the gaps within Canada’s economy and workforce. The future is bright, but we need everyone’s hand in creating it.
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