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H. Racial Discrimination
Angus, H. F. "The Effect of the War on Oriental Minorities in Canada." CJEPS, Vol. VII, no. Nov. 1941, pp. 506-516.
An examination of the Japanese and Chinese problem in Canada during World War II from the viewpoint of Internal Security. The economic, political and social positions of Orientals in B.C. is evaluated.
Bowman, B, "Vancouver Lost First City Charter." Chinatown News. Vol. 16, no. 21, July 1969.
A brief account on early anti-Chinese movement.
"Cabaret Situation." Chinese News Weekly. Vol. 1, no. 5, Sept. 1936.
A journalist of Vancouver Sun, expresses his views concerning the cancellation of the licences of two Chinese cabarets in Vancouver.
Canadian Institution of International Affairs, Minorities of Oriental Race in Canada. Toronto, 1942, (SFU) F5032 A1 C35
For annotation see Section 2D: Immigration Policies,
"Chinese Riot, Vancouver." (VCA) pho. p. 307
VCA has photocopies of news excerpts and personal accounts of the 1887 and 1907 racial riots.
Duffy, Peter. "Chinese in Prince George," Chinatown News, Vol. 14, no. 7, pp. 5-7, 46.
Chinese citizens of Prince George remember the Chinese Exclusion Act and other displays of discrimination.
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