Published 11 months ago

Federal government pledges $5M to Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver

The Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver has received $5 million in federal funding for the renewal of its permanent space and to support its first exhibit, which will tell the story of the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act.
The museum is set to open on July 1, and its first exhibit will coincide with the centennial of the passing of the act which halted all immigration from China.
The funding announcement was made by Federal International Trade and Economic Development Minister Mary Ng on the sidelines of the U.S.

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CTV News

Federal government pledges $5M to Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver

The Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver has received about $5 million in new federal funding ahead of its opening on July 1.

11 months ago·Canada

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Global News

Ottawa pitches in nearly $5.2M for Vancouver’s new Chinese Canadian Museum - BC

The museum will open its doors on the 100th anniversary of the passing of the Chinese Immigration Act, which effectively eliminated Chinese immigration before it was repealed.

11 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Chinese Canadian Museum to open in Vancouver in July

OTTAWA, May 23 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese Canadian Museum, the first of its kind in Canada, will officially open to the public on July 1, the Canadian government said on Tuesday. Read full story

11 months ago·Malaysia

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Winnipeg Free Press

Chinese Canadian Museum gets $5M in federal funds

VANCOUVER – The Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver has received about $5 million in new federal funding ahead of its opening on July 1. Federal International Trade and Economic Development […]

11 months ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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