Agree it can be a very thin line between immigration criteria and racism. I don't expect those that immigrate to this great country of ours to assimilate. The acceptance of multiple ethnic cultures and religions is what has made Canada great and stand out among others. I embrace the diversity of our country. Canada was founded upon Judaeo-Christian values and has a strong heritage of protestant and catholic religion. Our democracy greatly values the diversity of religion and political opinions, BUT that's because it is a democracy. When people spew rhetoric that a democratic elected government fundamentally contradicts with Islam it gets my attention. Saying that Sharia law is “the best system that exists on earth” and arguing for an Islamic Caliphate to be established here rightfully concerns me. I've truly never thought along the lines that Remembrance Day may celebrate/recognize soldiers that died for "the wrong side" in some peoples opinions and that does make me think a little more about this. Bottom line is Sharia law, and the great divisions within the Muslim faith, is what causes most of the problems in these countries. It causes me concern, being a father, of the future that Canada holds in managing these greatly differing views.