This is a page of the sources I used when doing the research for my 3 part essay An uncertain homecoming. Find part I here, part II here, and part III here.
100 years ago today, (most) women got the right to vote in BC. (2017, Apr 5). Retrieved from CBC.
150 years of immigration in Canada. (2016, Jun 29). Retrieved from Statistics Canada.
BC Historical newspapers. Retrieved (2017 May 6) from UBC Library Open Collections.
Charter of the United Nations: Chapter 1: Purposes and principles. Retrieved from the United Nations.
(The) Chinese experience in British Columbia 1850-1950: Social and Cultural Life: Chinese Benevolent Association. (2017). Retrieved from the University of British Columbia.
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Frank Wong. Retrieved 17 May 2017 from the Chinese Military Museum Society.
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Interview with Victor Eric Wong. Retrieved from the Critical Thinking Consortium.
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