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This is Queen Rania's official YouTube Channel.
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Regionally and internationally, Queen Rania has campaigned for a greater understanding between cultures in high profile forums such as the Jeddah Economic Forum, the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and the Skoll Foundation in the UK.
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We look forward to hearing your views on the important topics discussed here.
Please note, however, that we cannot approve of inappropriate language, so we respectfully request that you keep your messages free of hate and foul language.
Thank you.
Across Canada, 72 per cent said they have a generally favourable opinion of Christianity.
At the other end of the spectrum, Islam scored the lowest favourability rating, just 28 per cent. Sikhism came in at 30 per cent and Hinduism was rated favourably by 41 per cent.
Both Buddhism, at 57 per cent, and Judaism, 53 per cent, were rated favourably by more than half the population.
The extensive Angus Reid poll reveals that being tolerant is far more complicated than pro-multicultural Canadians like to think. Especially in B.C.
Half of the countrys roughly 350,000 Sikhs live in British Columbia, particularly in Surrey and Vancouver.
But only 28 per cent of British Columbians surveyed reported a favourable impression of Sikhism, according to Angus Reid pollster Andrew Grenville.
Why do these polling numbers come down so hard on Sikhs in B.C.?
The connection with violence may or may not be unfair. But it no doubt has a lot to do with reports of vicious gang killings by members of the Indo-Canadian/Sikh community.
Goodnight.
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