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A study of the sociological and historical problems arising from the presence of the Chinese population and its relations with the other settlers of B.C. The motives for Chinese emigration to Canada is investigated.
Wong, Foon Sien. "Brief on Immigration Matters Presented to the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration." Chinatown News. Vol. 2, no. 17, June 3, 1955, pp. 3-7.
Pleading for relaxation of immigration rules.
Wong, Foon Sien. "The History of Chinese Immigration in Canada." Chinatown News. Vol. 3, no. 17, May 1956.
Traces back the history of Chinese immigration in order to discuss the past and present immigration policy towards the Chines Statistics 6f Chinese immigration is presented, from 1906-1955.
Wong, Foon Sien, "We Protest!" Chinatown News. Vol. 4, no. 1, Sept. 3, 1956, pp. 3-5, 24.
A critical examination of the public statements made by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, with respect to the immigration of Chinese.
Wynne, R. E, Reaction to the Chinese in Pacific Northwest and B.C (1850-1910). University of Washington Phd Thesis, 1964. (UBC-Main) F5032 C5 W95 1964
A carefully documented comparative study of anti-Chinese feelings and its consequences in the Pacific Northwest and B.C, over a 90 year period ending in 1910. Although there is a major focus in anti-Chinese activities in the Pacific Northwest, the author shows how anti-Chinese feelings built up quickly in B.C. after the introduction of universal manhood suffrage in 1873, and how this led to serious difficulties between the province and the federal government.
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