フレーザー渓谷のイチゴ農園。収穫された果物は市場あるいは缶詰工場へ送られました。(BC大学公文書館、バンクーバー)
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Without the right to vote, Japanese Canadians were considered “second class” citizens or in wartime they were called “enemy aliens” although the majority of people were Canadian born or naturalized Canadians. This denial of rights and without a voice would result in the government’s unjust and harsh treatment of Canadians of Japanese ancestry.