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Refusing to Forget: Chu Wei-Kuang Calls for the Protection of Old Chinese Cemeteries

On August 21, Wei-Kuang Chu, founder of the Canadians For Reconciliation Society, and the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Civic Association jointly held a rally at the former site of New Westminster Secondary School. They called on the City of New Westminster and the school board to face history squarely and ensure that the design and construction of the memorial cemetery park does not repeat the mistakes made by their Chinese and other peop…
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On August 21, Wei-Kuang Chu, founder of the Canadians For Reconciliation Society, and the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Civic Association jointly held a rally at the former site of New Westminster Secondary School. They called on the City of New Westminster and the school board to face history squarely and ensure that the design and construction of the memorial cemetery park does not repeat the mistakes made by their Chinese and other peop…

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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