Canada’s immigrants have significantly supported the growth of the country as a diverse nation. Immigrants have benefited Canada by providing growing industries with workers, strengthening Canada’s economy, and helping to terminate discrimination. Canada’s urban population grew rapidly with the demand for work and expansion of cities. In the early 1900’s, immigrants moved to larger cities, such as Toronto and Montreal, looking for job opportunities. In order to fulfill these work demands, the government created the Autonomy Bill as well as 2 new provinces, Alberta and Saskatchewan, increasing the urban population (Hundey and Magarrey 23-24). Additionally, immigrants were called upon to contribute to Canada’s economy, which maintained the growing
