The term 'white privilege' is used freely in Canada, but if a 'white' person went to live in any of the heavily populated nations from which Canada draws the majority of its immigrants (China, India & the Philippines are the top three source nations for immigrants to Canada), would that 'white' person have an easy time finding a job? No, according to a colleague from India. The new-comer to India would have to try to work within the business framework of India and would have to have a close Indian contact to make business connection within India ... and much the same barriers apply in China. Both India and China prefer their own workers, and this probably has much to do with understanding the culture, language & local customs. Here in Canada, that is called discrimination or intolerance.  Canada is vulnerable to the same 'biases' practised routinely as 'cultural norms' elsewhere. In a globalized world, things might change if motivated self-interest can be tamed -- is that possible?