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salvationarmy_marnie At 17, Marnie Mitchell gave up her identity and rich heritage as a First Nations person. “For years I focused on the broken parts of my life and would not embrace the positive parts of my culture,” says Marnie. “I felt ugly, worthless and heartbroken. Then I met The Salvation Army. Read the full story

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Newcomers to Canada find hope through The Salvation Army

Posted on 14 September 2006

Amin* was a successful lawyer, and his wife Zainab was a teacher. Their lives were full, with three teenage sons and an extended network of family and friends. Then, the Taliban came into power. Read the full story

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Multiculturalism

Posted on 28 June 2006

June 27th was Multiculturalism Day in Canada. This is a great thing as it celebrates our country’s cultural richness and diversity as well as the contributions made by various ethnic groups and communities to Canadian Society.

The Salvation Army works in 111 countries around the world and in Canada, our work reflects that diversity. The Salvation Army exists to meet human need without discrimination and this is expressed through our programs.

True multiculturalism will only come when all barriers such as racism, prejudice and insensitivity are broken down. True success will only be possible when we all respect each other as people.

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Canada Celebrates Multiculturalism

Posted on 27 June 2006

Today is Canadian Multiculturalism day. Canada is a nation that embraces multiculturalism officially. This Day celebrates Canada’s cultural richness and diversity and the contributions made by various ethnic groups and communities to Canadian society. Read the full story