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Part 2: Hastings Park Detention Centre
Read Part 1 >> During the Second World War, George Doi and his parents and siblings were imprisone…

George Doi • Nov. 29, 2020

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British Columbia Canada Hastings Park temporary detention center imprisonment incarceration Japanese Canadians properties temporary detention centers Vancouver (B.C.) World War II World War II camps
British Columbia Canada Hastings Park temporary detention center imprisonment incarceration Japanese Canadians properties temporary detention centers Vancouver (B.C.) World War II World War II camps
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Part 1: Banished from our homes: Family moved to Slocan internment camp
During World war II, George Doi and his parents and siblings were imprisoned in an internment camp …

George Doi • Nov. 22, 2020

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British Columbia Canada imprisonment incarceration Japanese Canadians properties Slocan City internment camp World War II World War II camps
British Columbia Canada imprisonment incarceration Japanese Canadians properties Slocan City internment camp World War II World War II camps
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Iwasaki Family of Salt Spring Island
Ray Torao Iwasaki was born in Ganges, B.C. in 1933 and he lived an idyllic life on Salt Spring Isla…

Chuck Tasaka • Aug. 14, 2017

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agriculture British Columbia Canada communities farms Greenwood (B.C.) Japanese Canadians properties World War II
agriculture British Columbia Canada communities farms Greenwood (B.C.) Japanese Canadians properties World War II
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Canadian Nikkei Series
Landscapes of Injustice: A Project Aims to Recover What Really Happened to Japanese Canadian-Owned Property During the 1940s - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> Norm Ibuki (NI): From your research, what was it like to be Japanese Canadian in th…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • Dec. 27, 2016

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British Columbia Canada education governments Japanese Canadians Jordan Ross-Stanger Landscapes of Injustice (project) properties research students University of Victoria World War II
British Columbia Canada education governments Japanese Canadians Jordan Ross-Stanger Landscapes of Injustice (project) properties research students University of Victoria World War II
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Canadian Nikkei Series
Landscapes of Injustice: A Project Aims to Recover What Really Happened to Japanese Canadian-Owned Property During the 1940s - Part 1
Having grown up Sansei in Ontario, I have often wondered if the World War Two internment experience…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • Dec. 26, 2016

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British Columbia Canada governments Japanese Canadians Jordan Ross-Stanger Landscapes of Injustice (project) properties S.M. Cherniak University of Victoria World War II
British Columbia Canada governments Japanese Canadians Jordan Ross-Stanger Landscapes of Injustice (project) properties S.M. Cherniak University of Victoria World War II
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