The Japanese have attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii by air..." Japanese Canadians were shipped to interior B.C. aboard trains during the Second World War. Picture here, children looking out a train ...

Japanese Canadians were denied the right to vote until the late 1940s. 22,000 Japanese placed in internment camps During and after World War II, the federal government enacted policies that had a ...

When Japanese Canadians were removed from the B.C. coast and interned during the Second World War, they were relocated to a number of rural destinations. Among them were farms for sugar beets ...

who lived in a small town in western Canada. The town was the site of an internment camp for Japanese descendants during World War II. “We lost possession of all our property and were rounded up ...

Vancouver is going to have an interpretive centre about the internment of Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. The centre will be a new program at the Japanese Hall, which was ...

Designed by Raymond Moriyama, one of the thousands of Japanese-Canadians imprisoned during World War II, this stoic museum houses remnants from Canada's numerous military endeavors, many of which ...

Senjiro Hayashi founded Hayashi Studio and it was later operated by other Japanese Canadian photographers, including Tokitaro Matsubuchi. Over the decades, the studio became an integral part of ...