What Does It Mean to Be Canadian?
Students reflect on the question of Canadian identity, exploring what unites Canadians and what makes the country's identity unique.
Key Questions
- 1What does it mean to be Canadian?
- 2Is there one Canadian identity or many?
- 3How do you think Canadian identity will change in the future?
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