Sid Chow talks about Chinese immigrants adopting false identities in order to reunite with their families in Canada
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Chow discusses the impact of the head tax on his family,the only Chinese family in Battleford Saskatchewan in the 1950s
Past National Director of Chinese Canadian National Council Walter Tom discusseshis participation in the head tax redress campaign
Pierre Berton discusses the CPR and the hardships of
early Chinese immigrants in Canada
Judi Michelle Young talks about her father's employment with the CPR.
Keith Lock talks about his grandmother and her publicized arrival in Toronto in 1909.
Douglas Young, the first Chinese-Canadian Member of Parliament, describes the significance of the WWII era to Chinese-Canadian history.
Hank Wong talks about Operation Oblivion, a guerilla unit dispatched to Hong Kong during the Second World War.
Albert Lee talks about his father's arranged marriage in China as a Canadian citizen, and the arrival of his mother and sister in Halifax years later.