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Mortimer, Hilda, "Urban Renewal Threatens Chinatown," Chinatown News, Vol. 17, no. 1, Sept. 3, 1969, pp. 4-6, 53-54.
On the attempt by city council to renew the Strathcona area, hence disturbing work and living habits. Comments on the protest marches and the unwillingness of citizens to vacate the area.
Nann, Richard, "Why Chinese Oppose Redevelopment." Chinatown News. Vol. 8, no. 7, Dec. 1960,
A complete text of an address given by Richard Nann, discussing the controversial redevelopment plan involving a Vancouver residential area for Chinese.
"The need for a Chinese Community Centre." Chinatown News. Vol. 6, no. Oct. 18, 1958, p. 2.
An editorial calling for the community organizations to "put their collective shoulders behind the wheel" to build a cultural and social centre for the local Chinese.
"Oriental Hospital Ready for Wreckers." Vancouver Sun. Jan. 10, 1978. (VCA) newsclipping: Chinese-Campbell Street
A brief account on the history of the old Oriental hospital.
Ruddy, J, and Edmonds, A, "In Strathcona, Shirley Chan beat back the bulldozers; and scared hell out of City Hall," Maclean's,
Vol, 84: 32-3, Jan, 1971.
Commentary on the formation of SPOTA (Strathcona Property Owners' and Tenants Association) by Shirley Chan,
Vancouver's Chinese: The First Fifty Years. (VCA)pamphlet 1979-1 (Micro)
A brief introduction to an exhibition of historical photographs presented by the Chinese Cultural Centre in January, 1979. Also gives a brief history of the Chinese Cultural Centre.
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