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Trade, Ministry of International. “Building the Railway.” Province of British Columbia. Province of British Columbia, January 19, 2017. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/multiculturalism-anti-racism/chinese-legacy-bc/history/building-the-railway#:~:text=Over%20the%20course%20of%20construction,most%20challenging%20and%20dangerous%20terrain.

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says:, Paul Kibirige, and Terra says: “What Is Social Welfare History?” Social Welfare History Project, January 10, 2023. https://socialwelfare.library.vcu.edu/recollections/social-welfare-history/.

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Trade, Ministry of International. “Federal Head Tax.” Province of British Columbia. Province of British Columbia, January 19, 2017. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/multiculturalism-anti-racism/chinese-legacy-bc/history/discrimination/federal-head-tax#:~:text=This%20legislation%20imposed%20a%20%2450,tourists%20and%20men%20of%20science.

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Mar, Lisa Rose, Paul Yee, James W. Morton, Robert Amos, Philip C. P. Low, Lily Chow, Jim Wolf, et al. “Migration and Settlement.” Vancouver Public Library, January 1, 1970. https://www.vpl.ca/guide/chinese-canadian-genealogy/migration-and-settlement#:~:text=The%20majority%20of%20early%20Chinese,number%20of%20Chinese%20in%20Canada.

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Uneven treatment of the unemployed existed across Canada in the 1930s. When aid or relief labour was provided, married men or men with families were given preference over single men and women. In order to keep job seekers from other provinces or municipalities out, many cities implemented residency requirements.

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The Korean war and what was the results (1950)

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The Korean war and what was the results (1950)

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Korean War, a conflict between the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), claimed at least 2.5 million lives. In June 1950, when North Korea attacked the South with assistance and advice from the Soviet Union, the conflict attained global proportions. It was decided to redraw the border between North and South Korea, giving the latter more land and demilitarising the area in between. In addition to nearly 40,000 Americans, the conflict claimed the lives of millions of Chinese and Koreans.

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After World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union and its allies began to engage in a continuing political conflict that they called the Cold War. George Orwell initially coined the phrase "hostility between the two superpowers" in a 1945 article.

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Halifax, Nova Scotia, is the place of Viola Desmond's birth. She had aspirations of starting a beauty parlour when she was younger, but she was disappointed to learn that Black students were not accepted at Nova Scotia's beauty schools. Desmond studied to become a beautician and hairdresser in Montréal and the US rather than giving up her goal.Segregation in Canada was directly contested by Viola Desmond. She wasn't the first Black Canadian lady to fight racism.

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The greatest amphibious invasion in military history was launched by Allied forces on June 6, 1944, also known as "D-Day." The Allied landings in Normandy, known as Operation "Overlord," signalled the beginning of a protracted and expensive war to free north-western Europe from Nazi rule. It resulted in France's independence and prevented Germany from using that nation's economic and human resources in the future.

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The Hong Kong war. Why did it happen? (1941)

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The Hong Kong war. Why did it happen? (1941)

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By the end of 1941, Britain was worried that Japan would declare war and start attacking their East Asian colonies. The British believed that by providing support to their colonial garrisons, Japan would be discouraged from launching a war in the Pacific. The Canadian soldiers dispatched to Hong Kong were a part of this deterrent effort.

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Head Tax (before I was born and my parents needed to pay head tax because they were chinese, that's racist. 1885-1923)

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Head Tax (before I was born and my parents needed to pay head tax because they were chinese, that's racist. 1885-1923)

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When the Chinese population became more popular in Canada, they started a thing called "head tax" for the chinese who wanted to immigrate. First the tax was 50$, then over time it went up to 100$, and then went up to 500$. Over the 38 years, it was effective to discourage the Chinese immigrant's to come to Canada. 82,000 Chinese immigrant's paid, which was nearly 23 million in tax.

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When my parents first immigrated to Canada, they decided to settle in British Columbia. I didn’t know at that time but, we were in downtown and a place called ‘Chinatown’ where my other ethnicity has built during over time. There were hundreds of Chinese workers who assisted in the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway in Canada eventually resided near to Union Station. (It's so flyday. flyday Chinatown.)

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Railways workers. (A.K.A my ancestors who would work and do anything for money and to get by)

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Railways workers. (A.K.A my ancestors who would work and do anything for money and to get by)

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When Chinese people immigrated into canada, more than 17,000 Chinese men arrived between 1881 and 1885 to labour on the building of the transcontinental railroad's western segment. A 250-mile portion in British Columbia that Andrew Onderdonk was hired to build featured a large concentration of Chinese labourers. After the first Transcontinental Railroad was finished, many Chinese workers kept in the railroad building industry.

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When groceries stores and stock markets were losing millions of dollars each day,citizens started to lose their jobs and economics weren't hiring. Some people got evicted from their houses, women started to work instead of men because they stayed at home because of being homeless or unemployed. Since the market was losing money everyday, families moved often to try and find a better living space and find more work. Due to unemployment and homelessness, people depended on soup kitchens and bread lines for food and survival.