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To submit a news release, use this form. Celebrating Multiculturalism DayJune 26, 2012Ottawa, June 27 is Multiculturalism Day in Canada. It is a day to acknowledge Canada's rich diversity and the extensive contributions many ethnocultural communities have made to the development of our country, Canada."For more than a century Canada has welcomed millions of immigrants from all countries of the world. They arrived on Canada's shores and found freedom, security and a better life. They have enriched Canada's mosaic with their respective traditions and cultures which have become an inherent part of our Canadian identity", said Lou Sekulovski, President. "Canada's multiculturalism policy, established 41 years ago within the framework of Canada's bilingualism and biculturalism, has facilitated the integration of people from around the world who live in harmony in our country" added Diane Dragasevich, Vice-President. Today generations of Canadians continue to celebrate their ethnic heritage within the context of our biculturalism and multiculturalism making Canada the best country in the world. "We encourage all Canadians of all backgrounds to join in the recognition of Canada's rich diversity by celebrating Multiculturalism Day on June 27" concluded Lou Sekulovski. - 30 - The CEC is a non-profit, non-partisan coalition of national ethnocultural organizations. The CEC works to promote the understanding of the multicultural reality of Canada thereby ensuring equal opportunity and dignity for all Canadians regardless of race, religion, ethnicity and ancestry, as defined in The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and The Canadian Multiculturalism Act. For information contact: Anna Chiappa Canadian Ethnocultural Council Tel: 613-230-3867, Ext 224 Email: cec@web.ca Website: www.ethnocultural.ca For more information contact: Anna Chiappa Executive Director Canadian Ethnocultural Council Phone: 613 230-3867 ext 224 Email: cec@web.ca Website: www.ethnocultural.ca Click here to view our Sources Listing: Canadian Ethnocultural CouncilTopics:
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