Canadian values

Canadian values
ConceptSociological Concepts

Perceived shared ethical and human values in Canada

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Canadian values

  • Sociological Concepts

Canadian values are perceived ethical and human values commonly shared by Canadians. Many Canadians identify human rights, respect for the law and gender equality as collective principles, alongside equality, fairness, social justice, freedom and respect for others. The concept is associated with liberal social and political views, multiculturalism, democracy and diversity. The text also notes ongoing concerns about the treatment and rights of Indigenous peoples, minorities, people with disabilities, migrants and refugees.

Country
Canada
Collective principles
Human rights, respect for the law and gender equality
Foreign relations
Democracy, human rights, diversity, rule of law and multilateral solutions
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Sources and credits

Article
Canadian values (English Wikipedia)
Wikidata
Q28136953
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