See how Toronto's Chinatown has evolved through the decades ... No Foreigners a theatrical study of Chinese malls in Canada "So you could see the influence of the newer Chinese immigrants in ...

Hundreds of thousands of Chinese-Canadians across the Greater Toronto Area are ready to ring in Chinese New Year on Friday. Change has been afoot in Chinatown over the past year as some older ...

Today, the main Chinatown in Toronto is centred around Spadina and ... discriminated against outsiders it deemed "unsuited" to Canada, a mob of around 400 men rampaged through the Elizabeth ...

Yu joined the Chinese Freemasons of Canada and in 2014 was elected chair of the Chinatown BIA. Along with assisting local businesses and organizing events like the Toronto Chinatown Festival each ...

“It wasn’t as bad as Toronto, but I mean, Chinatown certainly became very, very small, and within very strict boundaries.” Among Canada’s major Chinatowns, Montreal’s is the smalles ...

By 1941, Toronto’s Chinatown with a Chinese population of 2,326 was the third largest Chinatown in Canada after Vancouver’s (7,174) and Victoria’s (3,037). It held this position until the 1950s (Map 2 ...

Growing up in Southwestern Ontario, between Kitchener, Windsor and London, architect Linda Zhang developed an affinity for Toronto’s Chinatown at a young age. “I spent my childhood driving ...