Table 2: Citizenship and Multiculturalism Policy Shifts

Meaningful Citizenship	Integrative Multiculturalism
Granting citizenship to children adopted abroad (C-14) Granting citizenship to “Lost Canadians” and applying a first-generation limit (C-37) to transmission of citizenship rights The new Discover Canada citizenship guide and more rigorous knowledge test Tighter language requirements Revocation, physical residency, and controls on consultants	New program objectives focused on integration Links to civic values and memory New approach to racism and discrimination with focus on particular communities (e.g., antisemitism) Inclusion of faith-related issues Similarities between interculturalisme (Quebec) and multiculturalism (Canada-wide)

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