This Guide is a great example of why a 'values charter' enshrined in law would be a really bad idea (I know that the Guide doesn't purport to be such a charter or to have force of law).

First, there will be no consensus regarding what to included in the list or regarding how to express included matters.  Many people may form a general first impression that a charter is 'a good idea', but there will be mass confusion and discord over attempts to reduce such a vague impression into a concrete enforcible form.

Second, assuming some draft charter emerges out of this chaos, it will be open to serious criticism as beeing either too vague and vapid or too xenophobic, intrusive and contrary to the Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms. 

The better view is that (a) the Criminal code, etc, establishes the basic no-nos, and (b) the public school system and establishing good community links to help settle and integrate immigrants will succeed as with earlier immigrant communities.