Tour participants in Chinatown East, July 17, 2022. Image by Ashley Duffus.
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Resource ID
10203
Access
Open
Credit Line
Image by Ashley Duffus
Date of Creation
17 July 2022
Description
Tour participants explore the Chinatown West neighbourhood – created by the westward relocation of Chinese residents and businesses in the 1960s – and the shops, laneways, and public spaces that have anchored the Chinese community on Spadina Avenue. Now facing intense redevelopment, the walk traced the countless stories of advocacy reflected in this built landscape, shaped by migration and displacement, and the renewed activism to preserve its cultural heritage.
Keywords
Chinese-Canadian heritage, immigrant history, urban development, Immigration and Multiculturalism
Program Category
Marketing and Communication
Rights
Ashley Duffus
Caption
Tour participants in Chinatown East, July 17, 2022. Image by Ashley Duffus.