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Henry Yu, professor of history at University of British Columbia, believes that “Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States are settler colonies that were… Read More »Henry Yu Believes that Canada Must Become Asian to Overcome “White Supremacism”
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Facilitated by government inactivity, Vancouver is cowboy-country for Asian real estate investment, which is pricing Canadians out of the market and eradicating the city’s Canadian… Read More »Vancouver for Sale: Asian Money and the Demise of Home Affordability for Canadians