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What We All Long For

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To many people, Canada is a country of freedom and new opportunities to have a new beginning to create a life that may have not been possible before. The title “ What We All Long For” has certain connotations attached to it, the use of the words “long for” has significance. By intending there is something to be longed for, it creates an idea that there is a goal to be met. This also can leave one discourage if they have not achieved the lifestyle. Another part of the title that is significant is the use of “we”; the question is whom is we referring to. This could be the people coming to Canada wanting to achieve the dream or everyone in Canada. Overall, the title “What We Long For” has many different ideas that come attached to life in Canada.

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