> Ghettos and enclaves aren't really a thing in Canada like they are in the US. I know you are making mostly an anecdotal claim, but if you compare Seattle and

> Ghettos and enclaves aren't really a thing in Canada like they are in the US. I know you are making mostly an anecdotal claim, but if you compare Seattle and Vancouver, and more aptly, their suburbs Bellevue and Richmond, I think the American side is more assimilated simply because we don’t have the percentages of Chinese that the Vancouver area has.