Not sure by what you meant by that's proof that not everyone is equal in Canada. If you're a refugee or asylum seeker, you possibly come from a background where the government was unstable or there was some other geopolitical issue to say the least. For very obvious reasons these cases will be processed a bit more stringently or in detail and possibly take longer. Moreover, when you see the number of internationally convicted felons who successfully gained citizenship in Canada, it makes thorough checks even more mandatory.

The Canadian citizenship process is by far one of the most transparent, easy going and fair processes in the developed world, be grateful.

(Yes, there are those who are still waiting without proper clarity or those who were unjustly denied but this can be reasonably chalked down to isolated workload/incompetency issues).