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Eritrean canadian communities! :)
Religion
Christian and muslim are the most popular religions for Eritreans.
Struggles in Canada.
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facts
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- Almost all food starts on the base of bread
- Music is usually made with special drums.
- The port city of Adulis is one of it’s most ancient cities. The Greeks founded it in 600.
religion
Most Eritrean canadians are christian but some are also muslim.
food
Languages
Some of the languages spoken by Eritrean canadian are Tigre, Tigriniya, Arabic, and of course English.
Some of the food eaten is enjera, hamasha, and kicha. The food usually started on the base of some kind of bread. Tea would be drunk often. And there is ceremonial coffee.
common settlement areas
Most Eritrean canadians live in Ontario. More live in Toronto than any other city. (Like Mississauga, Brampton and Scarborough) There are also a lot in other provinces like Edmonton and Calgary.
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clothing
Women and young girls would wear cultural dresses and scarves. Men and younger boys would also wear cultural clothing and sandals. Woman would wear jewelery for special occasions.
- Some of the struggles in Canada were adapting to ;
- Weather
- culture
- language
famous individual living in Canada
Simon Bairu is an Eritrean Canadian runner. He is 30 years old and lives in Regina. He is a two-time NCAA cross country champion and was Canada's 10,000-meter record holder in 2010.
Employment/ Jobs
(NCAA is the national collegiate athletics association)
- In the past most people were taxi drivers and some had different professions like engineers and doctors.
- Some Eritrean Canadians create their own small businesses for example, my aunt owns a restaurant, and my uncle owns a furniture store.
some of the struggles were immigration, but mostly it was snow!
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