Except for head taxes on the Chinese until the 1920s,Canada has not discriminated against immigrants on the basis of race or ethnicity.

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Although the head tax on Chinese immigrants was one of the most well-known examples of discriminatory immigration policies in Canada, it was not the only one. Canada also imposed restrictive measures on South Asian and African immigrants, including the infamous "Continuous Journey Regulation" that required immigrants to arrive via a continuous journey from their country of origin (effectively banning South Asian immigrants who had to make stops along the way). Additionally, Canada had policies that favored European immigrants over others, such as the "preferred class" system that gave preference to British, American, and other European immigrants. While Canada has made efforts to overcome this legacy of discriminatory policies, it is important to acknowledge that racism and discrimination against immigrant communities continue to be a problem in Canadian society.

Except for Head Taxes on the Chinese Until the 1920s,Canada