The debate between interculturalism and multiculturalism is not new. Indeed, the origin of this sometimes thorny debate can be traced back to the early 60's and 70's when the question of national identity was very much debated because several visions were confronting each other. Many politicians were torn on whether Canada was a country where the two founding peoples, the Anglophones and the Francophones, prevailed over the other cultural entities that make up Canada. Many Quebec politicians were concerned that not giving importance to the Francophone identity could affect the place of the…