The Multiculti Tango--in Canada: another failed and disastrous experiment

It takes two to tango, goes the cliché, a truth so evident even the cliché must blush with embarrassment for expressing it. But what is true of the tango is no less the case for the complex immigration dance in which the newcomer is expected to partner with the cultural norms and usages of his adoptive country—or, to be precise, was expected to do so before the terpsichorean disaster of multiculturalism introduced the scrum we see daily enacted before our eyes. The successful integration of the immigrant into society demands a series of intricate, syncopated steps: he (or she, as...