The concept of interculturalism was created in Quebec during 1980s, and it symbolizes the province's strategy for integrating immigrants and minority groups. It was created as a reaction to Canadas multiculturalism, which some claimed ignored Canada's dual nationality, as it puts all other cultures on an equal footing with Quebec's francophone culture. It is frequently referred to as a coexisting "mosaic" of equal cultural representations, with institutional bilingualism as its foundation. Multiculturalism in Canada encourages racial and cultural diversity. Whilst Quebec’s model of…