A "racist" flyer is being pilloried on social media over raising fears about the Sikh community in Brampton, Ont. The flyer, titled "The Changing Face of Brampton," shows two pictures: one of a group comprised mostly of white people, the other of Sikhs.

In between the pictures it states, "Consider this: according to 2001 Census City of Brampton, Mainstream Canadians made up 59.6 per cent of Brampton's social fabric. In 2011, it dropped to 32.9 per cent. What will the Census findings be in five, 10, or even 15 years from now?" The flyer then asks, "Is this really what you want?" and provides a link to the website for Immigration Watch Canada, a group that is pushing to reduce the country's intake of immigrants. It is unclear when and where the flyer was distributed. The material was flagged by several users on social media after it was tweeted by user @DemiCaruso on Tuesday morning, with users reacting to it right into Wednesday night.

lemme go take a shit in http://t.co/JNA0zOOXIf 's lobby. im white, they wont mind. — Nacho Gurl (@threespeedgirl) April 22, 2014

@torontogoat@balkissoon That choice of photo is bizarre. It's a rally in Delhi that was protesting an execution. http://t.co/WrZlU90xOp — Ted (@InscrutableTed) April 24, 2014

What can be done about http://t.co/YyZPXxEvfT? Can we get the site taken down for promoting hate? — Septembre Anderson (@SeptembreA) April 24, 2014

@balkissoon A shame the way people talk about Brampton. I taught in N Brampton for ten years. Brampton is the future of Canada. #love — Anthony Carnovale (@anthonycarno) April 24, 2014