Based on a linguistic context, Quebec and Canada have always disagreed regarding diversity and inclusion. Therefore, in the 1980s, Quebec adopted an interculturalism model to deal with the integration of its immigrant. But why does Quebec approach the issue in a different way then the rest of Canada? The answer lies in the Canadian Multiculturalism Act. The Canadian multiculturalism is a model that support the presence of different cultures within society. In other words, it suggests that the identity of the country depends on the presence of people form diverse social or ethnic backgrounds…