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The strength of a community is measured by its ability to reflect the lived experience of its members. Canada is often looked upon globally as being a model for multiculturalism. Tapping into more of the expertise and insights of our cultural mosaic is how we can meet the challenges of today and tomorrow with greater empathy, resilience and ingenuity. As a teenager in the '80s, I immigrated to Canada with my family. I witnessed firsthand how hard it was for my parents to get their credentials and work experience recognised when they applied for jobs. They were often told that they either lacked Canadian work experience or that they were over-qualified for the positions they applied for. I saw the worry and the tension in my parents' faces as they struggled to support 3 growing girls. These were the realities that we as immigrants faced in spite of being completely fluent in English. Celebrating multiculturalism as it exists in Canada requires more than just enjoying the food and music of other cultures. It also requires having the will and the compassion within Canadian society to evolve meaningful changes at the systemic level to truly integrate immigrants. By doing so, we as Canadians will truly have something that we can all celebrate.