A common language is important for a society to function but honestly I don't care if Canada one day becomes majority Mandarin, Spanish, or Klingon for that matter. If that's how Canadians want to communicate, I'll learn what ever language becomes dominant. And before people pile on about how hard it will be for some to learn a new language, it's not like this would happen overnight. It would take a century or more for a country's entire linguistic reality to change to something else.
People would naturally start learning languages that gain importance. Over time it would be seen as no different than learning English or French.
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CANADA, EUROPE, NZ, AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, MEXICO STRONG
US REPUBLICANS/MAGA/ICE NOT WELCOME HERE, STAY OUT
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