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View all search resultsFrom spitting and violent attacks, to verbal assaults and vandalism of Chinese cultural sites, Chinese residents of Canada's third largest city -- who make up 26 percent of its population, according to the last census in 2016 -- say they feel increasingly unsafe and unwelcome.
Tjong Yong Hian’s extended family is in the process of opening a public gallery that traces the late major’s life journey through an extensive collection of photography and memorabilia, as part of an effort to raise public awareness of his lasting impact on the city.
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