Japanese Canadian Remembrance Day 2021 Interviews
After the Japanese Canadian Remembrance Day ceremony, we interviewed five Japanese Canadians whose family members served during the First and Second World Wars as Canadians.
Japanese Canadians receive 2 million for internment survivors’ well-being, still need more opportunities to...
BC government funded 2 million to Japanese Canadian internment surviving seniors but they need more opportunities to tell their stories.
Remembrance Day 2020, Japanese Canadian War Memorial in Stanley Park
Ceremony at Japanese Canadian War Memorial was held at Stanley Park
The 33rd Annual British Columbia Japanese Speech Contest
The 33rd Annual British Columbia Japanese Speech Contest will take place on March 6, 2021
Greenwood and Grand Forks: “Japanese Canadian Stories”
Greenwood and Grand Forks: "Japanese Canadian Stories"
Remember the Japanese Canadian history on the 9th of April
Today we have an opportunity to think back what happened on April 9, 1920.
“Stories of Japanese Canadians: Memories for the Future Generation” Mr. Ed Hayashi
"Stories of Japanese Canadians: Memories for the Future Generation" by Mr. Ed Hayashi “Embracing Our Japanese Heritage”
East Lillooet (Bridge River, Minto, McGillivray Falls): “Japanese Canadian Stories”
East Lillooet (Bridge River, Minto, McGillivray Falls): "Japanese Canadian Stories"
Daiso Japan opened its doors in downtown Vancouver on April 1
The Japanese variety store, Daiso has opened its doors in downtown Vancouver, B.C.
Commemorating Japanese Canadian veterans and praying for peace ～Remembrance Day 2021
On November 11, 2021, a Remembrance Day memorial service was held in front of the Japanese Canadian War Memorial in Stanley Park,
