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Porter's "Vertical Mosaic" was in reference to the understanding of the cultural mosaic that had been alive and well in Canada for some time. The section regarding the Multiculturalism policy seems to suggest StatsCanada uses the "cultural mosaic" because of Porter's book. That's a bit anachronistic. Thoughts?--Jonashart04:01, 22 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
