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In 1904, the British Columbia Electric Railway Company purchased twenty acres on the Gorge Waterway from the Hudson’s Bay Company. The following year, Tramway Gorge Park opened with walkways, bridges, picnic tables, and most importantly, electric lights. “And [The BC... by Admin | Feb 15, 2016 | News
Tom Mulcair vows he will stay on as leader of NDP Evan Solomon Nov. 24, 2015 McLean’s Magazine As he questions the Liberal plan to bring in 25,000 refugees, Mulcair tells Evan Solomon that Canada’s Japanese internment camps are like Nazi camps. Despite losing... 
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The old Japanese Canadian Hall on Advent Road was once filled with hundreds of Japanese Canadians before their internment to Manitoba in 1942. — image credit: Contributed Looking Back By Mark Chen I saw the Japanese island of Hokkaido from the airplane window when my... 
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Canadian War Museum acquires internment-themed work by Japanese Canadian artist Norman Takeuchi Ottawa, Ontario, December 2, 2015 — TheCanadian War Museum is peased to announce the acquisition of A Measured Act, a stunning multimedia series by Japanese Canadian artist... by Admin | Feb 15, 2016 | News
The Province of BC recognizes the Royal BC Museum for its work highlighting multiculturalism VICTORIA, BC BC’s human history is as complex, diverse and dynamic as its ecology, with people from virtually every region of the globe settling in and contributing to...