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The academic literature features a growing critique of multiculturalism in the public sphere, especially in Europe. What about Canada, historically a pioneer in this field? This study analyzes how the term “multiculturalism” was perceived in Canadian newspapers between 2010–2020. It shows that: 1) Unlike in other Western democracies, there was no increased criticism of the term “multiculturalism” over time in Canadian public debate. Newspapers that supported multiculturalism maintain that positive view over time. 2) There is a sharp ideological divide between the left and the right on this subject, the former being largely in favour of multiculturalism, and the latter being clearly hostile to it. This finding contradicts the thesis of a “Canadian exceptionalism” in the shape of a cross-party consensus between Conservatives and Liberals in support of multiculturalism.

Canada: the standard bearer of multiculturalism in the world? An analysis of the Canadian public debate on multiculturalism (2010–2020)