Canadian History: Canadian and Immigrant Parent

canadian history: We know we look different — sometimes, not even like our parents, according to Huffington Post Canada. Some of us don't know about our parents' cultures or speak the languages, yet, there often a desire for others to categorize us as belonging to one culture or the other. Many second-gen Canadians — individuals born to at least one immigrant parent — who are mixed particularly find that latter question the toughest to answer. Why isn't it enough to say we're Canadian We were born and raised in Canada, we grew up eating "Canadian food", watching Canadian shows, and learning Canadian history. As part of the Huffington Post Canada Born And Raised series, some of our editors of mixed backgrounds revealed how they respond to questions about their identities. But because there is a struggle to define what it means to be Canadian, it can get more complex with other identities in the mix. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.