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Town on the Fraser River was once home to Canada’s second-largest Japanese settlement
Fraser River fishers overcome racial division to fight canneries for higher wages
Barred from white unions, Indigenous longshoremen start their own
Salish chiefs travel to Ottawa and London to petition for their rights
A racist mob storms through Chinatown and Little Tokyo, protesting Asian immigration
Canada attempts to curtail South Asian immigration in roundabout way
The so-called "Gentlemen's Agreement" puts a quota on Japanese immigrants — but the community continues to grow
The Second Avenue Gurdwara is built in Vancouver
B.C. chiefs form the Indian Rights Association and the Interior Tribes of British Columbia
Two marginalized communities find solidarity in one another
