Well your perceptions are one thing, actual facts are another thing.
Let's look at the facts;
-Muslims, Sikhs and maybe other minorities do not contribute to the bone marrow transplant in the same porportion as the Canadian population in general ( even tho this was set up by Canadians which specifically help those ethnic groups).
- they do not contribute to the Red Cross in the same proportion as Can.. In general
- they do make donations to help other Canadians in proportion etc etc
These are Just some of the facts that are available in the public domain.
I participate a lot in fund raising runs and walks. In my observations on my walks and runs, I see the oriental people are usually well represented in these events, I don't see too many south Asian people and I almost never see middle eastern people.
So, you should try to look at this issue more objectively rather than just looking at your narrow environment and inferring you see it all.
Let's see; a certain group does not contribute to blood donation and bone marrow transplants and that means that multiculturalism has failed. How horrible, I expect Muslims don't contribute much in the way of revenue to Canadian pork producers either. Not only that but its lack of participation in walks and runs also marks them as somehow lacking.
Also, since when did blood donation or bone marrow transplants have anything to do with helping Muslims? Do you actually mean to tell me these programs would not exist without the presence of Muslims in Canada? It seems to me that an Organization called the Red Cross might dispute that bit of misinformation. You were talking about a narrow persepective - perhaps you should stop admiring your profile in the mirror.
BTW thanks for proving my point. You are right, third, fourth, and fifth generation Orientals have adapted fully to Canadian society. And guess what; they are a perfect example of what I was talking about - a group that has been in Canada long enough to embrace Canadian culture.
Next time you post you might actually try to find some "facts" that actually have something to do with the topic.