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Toronto’s past and present Chinatown
22 May 2018

Toronto’s past and present Chinatown

by Marc Montgomery | posted in: Chinese, Highlights, Reports | 1

Walking tours of what Chinatown was, and what it is now Toronto is Canada’s largest and most diverse city, and has long been the site of one of the country’s largest and most vibrant Chinese communities. Arlene Chan is a … Continued

Asian Heritage Month, Toronto Chinatown
Comedian listed as noteworthy figure for Asian Heritage Month
9 May 2018

Comedian listed as noteworthy figure for Asian Heritage Month

by Lynn Desjardins | posted in: Faces, Indian, Reports | 0

Shaun Majumder is an award winning actor and comedian and he is listed by the government of Canada as a noteworthy historical figure during this, Asian Heritage Month. “These photographs and stories highlight some of the many valuable contributions made … Continued

Asian Heritage Month, Shaun Majumder
City of Vancouver to apologize to Chinese community
29 Mar 2018

City of Vancouver to apologize to Chinese community

by Lynn Desjardins | posted in: Chinese, Highlights, History, Reports | 0

The mayor of the western city of Vancouver will apologize on April 22, 2018 for past discrimination against citizens of Chinese descent. In 2015, the premier of the province of British Columbia apologized for racist and discriminatory policies to this … Continued

Asian Heritage Month, Vancouver
Intimidation against Chinese-Canadian human rights activists
8 Jan 2018

Intimidation against Chinese-Canadian human rights activists

by Marc Montgomery | posted in: Chinese, Highlights, Reports | 0

A new report says that Chinese-Canadians who speak out about human rights issues in China face a variety of threats allegedly instigated by Chinese officials. The report was prepared in part by Amnesty International Canada, part of a 15-member coalition … Continued

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Canada ‘terribly sad’ at death of Chinese human rights champion
13 Jul 2017

Canada ‘terribly sad’ at death of Chinese human rights champion

by Levon Sevunts | posted in: Chinese, Highlights, Reports | 0

Canada quietly expressed its sadness at the passing of Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo who died on Thursday shortly after being transferred from jail to a civilian hospital to seek treatment for advanced stages of terminal … Continued

Asian Heritage Month, Liu Xiaobo
Government highlights past shame to promote diversity, openness
26 May 2017

Government highlights past shame to promote diversity, openness

by Lynn Desjardins | posted in: Highlights, History, Indian | 0

The Canadian government has made a point of marking the incident of the Komagata Maru to “remind us that Canada is made stronger by our diversity and spirit of openness.” Refused passengers faced death, imprisonment A news release from Heritage … Continued

Canada, Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly, Komagata Maru
Norm Kwong ”The China Clipper”
26 May 2017

Norm Kwong ”The China Clipper”

by Marc Montgomery | posted in: Chinese, Highlights, History, Reports | 0

It was another case of sheer talent, drive, and determination breaking down barriers. In this case, it was in sports, business, and politics. Norman Kwong became the first Chinese-Canadian to play in the Canadian Football League (CFL).  At 5’9” and … Continued

Alberta, Asian Heritage Month, Calgary Stampeders, CFL, Norman Kwong
The exceptional Chinese-Canadian man who broke ethnic barriers
11 May 2017

The exceptional Chinese-Canadian man who broke ethnic barriers

by Marc Montgomery | posted in: Chinese, Highlights, History | 5

His name was William King Lowd Lore. He was born in Victoria, British Columbia in 1909. At the time, and for decades previously and for decades afterward, anyone of Chinese decent in Canada faced major discrimination hurdles.  This amazingly included … Continued

William King Lowd Lore

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