Dominion Society of Canada - August 12, 2025


Canada is not a nation of immigrants


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Length

1 minute

Words per Minute

209.66748

Word Count

227

Sentence Count

1


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A nation is more than just a country, an economy, or a random set of boundaries. A nation is a people, a people with a shared heritage, language, identity, and identity. And a nation is by a dictionary definition, it s a people a people with a common heritage, a shared language and identity .

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00:00:00.000 but these are the two central questions that kind of underpin our two main ideas so canadian
00:00:03.840 nationalism and remigration so when we talk about nationalism we're not talking about some kind of
00:00:08.880 vague civic nationalism some some patriotism we're talking about nationalism in the real sense of the
00:00:13.920 word and that's to say that a nation is more than just a country an economy a random set of
00:00:19.600 boundaries a nation is by a dictionary definition it's a people a people with a shared heritage
00:00:24.640 language and identity we at the dominion society we're big on history we understand who we are and
00:00:30.320 where we came from we knew that canada was not built by immigrants as is so often said in this
00:00:35.120 day and age but it was built by brave settlers that came mostly from france england ireland
00:00:40.560 and scotland that risked their lives to build a country from nothing they came to in barren
00:00:45.520 wasteland and built and braved the elements and built an incredible country from the ground up
00:00:50.560 I think it's a huge disrespect to these great men to just call them immigrants
00:00:54.640 and kind of equate them with this kind of modern economic unit
00:00:57.800 that comes here to take advantage of our wealth and opportunity
00:01:00.400 when really they risked everything to pass down a prosperous country to their descendants.