Population and Housing

[Acitta]

Well said, birds of the same feather flock together - it is difficult for some to accept this for some odd reason

I have known plenty of immigrants over the years who flocked together with birds of different feathers. My own grandparents are from 3 different ethnicities. When I moved from home, I shared an apartment with a couple of Chinese guys from Malaysia. I have been stir-frying and eating with chopsticks ever since (not to mention adopting the cuisine of other immigrants into my diet.) I was friends with a woman born in Jamaica for thirty years. I am sure that many other people in the country have flexible relationships with immigrant cultures.

[neonjoe]

Well said, birds of the same feather flock together - it is difficult for some to accept this for some odd reason

I have known plenty of immigrants over the years who flocked together with birds of different feathers. My own grandparents are from 3 different ethnicities. When I moved from home, I shared an apartment with a couple of Chinese guys from Malaysia. I have been stir-frying and eating with chopsticks ever since (not to mention adopting the cuisine of other immigrants into my diet.) I was friends with a woman born in Jamaica for thirty years. I am sure that many other people in the country have flexible relationships with immigrant cultures.

For me it really started in the workplace, but more recently having kids in a very multicultural school has really broadened our connections! Kids are kids and don't discern anything about others.

[creative]

“All my problems are the fault of women and immigrants”

[bravado]

“All my problems are the fault of women and immigrants”

Everything was amazing until right after I was born, and after that exact point all change has been bad!

Everyone integrated well and lived together in harmony right up until the party I don't like started to do it.

[tomh009]

I have known plenty of immigrants over the years who flocked together with birds of different feathers. My own grandparents are from 3 different ethnicities. When I moved from home, I shared an apartment with a couple of Chinese guys from Malaysia. I have been stir-frying and eating with chopsticks ever since (not to mention adopting the cuisine of other immigrants into my diet.) I was friends with a woman born in Jamaica for thirty years. I am sure that many other people in the country have flexible relationships with immigrant cultures.

For me it really started in the workplace, but more recently having kids in a very multicultural school has really broadened our connections! Kids are kids and don't discern anything about others.

Our software development team of 30 has members born in 13 different countries, almost all of them either Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Potluck lunches at work are great!