Pictured here, a community kitchen at Japanese-Canadian internment camp in Greenwood ... Yukiharu Misuyabu and his family went to Lemon Creek, where 2,000 Japanese lived in shacks.

It’s 1945 in Stockton, and three sisters are finally returning to their family farm after their years imprisoned in an internment camp. Their father, a pillar of the Japanese-American community ...

She and her Japanese-Canadian family were treated as enemy aliens and forcibly relocated during the Second World War. More than 100 candid snapshots record her life at the Lemon Creek internment ...

But Midge’s photo collection of the Lemon Creek internment camp shows a different ... because there were stringent rules against Japanese Canadians owning cameras during the war.

A new play, based on the true story of a Japanese-Canadian internment ... was a teenager when he was sent to a Lemon Creek internment camp. There, he met and fell in love with a fellow internee ...

B.C., and placed internment camp at Lemon Creek, B.C., after the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor and the importance of the legal process during a Law Day demonstration on Thursday, May.

In a country with an established tradition of respecting civil liberties, wartime hysteria led to 21,000 people of Japanese descent ... This photo from Canada’s Lemon Creek Interment Camp ...

It’s 1945 in Stockton, and three sisters are finally returning to their family farm after their years imprisoned in an internment camp. Their father, a pillar of the Japanese-American community ...