There have been numerous cultural and social changes in Canada over the past few decades. The contribution of women in jobs has increased, and they are working to support their families equally. The visible minorities in Canada consist of older generations of various ethnicities who would initially migrate there for work or education. The women of the visible minority class usually had low income earlier as compared to the non-visible, minority women. Women totaled about 28% of them earning below the low-income tax, whereas only 14% of non-visible minority women earned below the low-income tax cut-off. As stated in the General Society Survey (GSS), visible minorities are more likely to face racial discrimination and bad behavior than non-visible minorities. The main reasons for discrimination are cultural differences and color differences. The media in Canada plays an essential role in portraying the identities of minorities in Canada. The portrayal is mostly negati...