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Diversity in British Columbia
Diversity is about acceptance and respect. It means more than just being able to tolerate differences. We need to embrace and understand each person’s uniqueness regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, status, age, abilities or beliefs.
British Columbia offers a welcoming environment where many cultural, religious and linguistic communities are represented. We have dynamic, multicultural communities that celebrate diversity. In B.C., the rights of everyone are respected. This creates opportunities for everyone. Our cultural backgrounds might be different, but the goal is the same: to have a successful and enjoyable life in British Columbia, Canada.
Read about The Diversity of Visible Minorities and Ethnic Origins in B.C., Multiculturalism in B.C. or find more information by visiting the pages below.
EmbraceBC
EmbraceBC provides funding opportunities for community-based anti-racism and multiculturalism projects.
Immigration and Diversity Facts, Trends and Profiles
Find out about the cultural make-up of communities in B.C.
Diverse Communities–History and Milestones of the Aboriginal Peoples of British Columbia
Learn more about the rich history and achievements of B.C.’s Aboriginal people. (PDF - 859KB)


