Contents List Why Chinese restaurants are sites of innovation and resilience around the world See the World, in Canada Behind the Stories at the Chinatown Storytelling Centre Top 20 Vancouver Experiences That Make Awesome Gifts (#11) Featured in Food and Beverage Magazine Chinatown, One of Vancouver’s oldest and most culturally diverse neighborhoods. Rediscover British Columbia’s unique blend of world flavors Anti-Asian Racism’s Impact on Chinatown Tourism (Video) Significant public health and safety concerns bring 24-hour HPD patrols to Chinatown Food Films And Documentaries To Binge Watch Under Quarantine 5 Questions With Chef Susur Lee On The Future Of Chinese Cuisine China Institute Members Event: Cook with Star Chef Lucas Sin Fuchsia Dunlop on Chinese Food, Culture, and Travel (full) | Conversations with Tyler Pieces of China (S3, E12): Carolyn Phillips on the Wok What is Fueling Anti-Asian Hate? Craving Chinese Comfort Food: The Dishes That Save Us In Search of Great Soy Sauce: On a new artisanal movement Culinary Melting Pots: Global Influences on Chinese Cuisine Pieces of China (S3, E13): Clarissa Wei on the Chinese Pickle Jar Investigation: Is Vancouver’s Chinatown dying? Western-Chinese food is authentic — and isn’t white washing our culture A Family’s Quarantine-Kitchen Bonding in “Have You Eaten” What it’s like eating Dim Sum out on the Patio/Parking Lot during covid Cooking Class: The Food and Soul of America’s Chinatowns: San Francisco with Brandon Jew, Tienlon Ho, and Helen Rosner ‘The Keefer Yard’ Prepares to Tee Off in Chinatown ‘What Is Chinatown?’ Artist Jiawei Zhao Looks At Chinatown Under Lockdown Guo Ding: Chinese Canadian Museum will counter flawed narratives about B.C. and Canadian history He’s probably been in more movies than any actor in history ‘Intolerable’ hate incidents continue to rise in Vancouver: police Keeping Chinatown’s 1,000-Seat ‘Floata’ Afloat in the Pandemic Michael S. Tan: Pandemic pushes Vancouver’s Chinatown to the brink In the Pandemic, ‘Gain Wah’ Keeps Dishing Out Chinatown Classics Blame, bullying and disrespect: Chinese Canadians reveal their experiences with racism during COVID-19 The Top Doctor Who Aced the Coronavirus Test COVID-19 in B.C.: Dr. Bonnie Henry on B.C. travel and Chinese Canadian community’s role in breaking the curve B.C.’s COVID-19 pandemic spread largely because of virus strains from Europe, Eastern Canada, and Washington state How these ‘bright stars’ are ‘creating space for the community’ in Vancouver’s changing Chinatown CHANGING CHINATOWN ‘The physical legacy of struggle and sacrifice’: How Chinatown is part of Vancouver’s past — and its future A Tour of Chinatwon Watch This Brilliantly Fictitious Account of One of Restaurant Culture’s Greatest Inventions The yum cha rules you need to know The politics of banning shark fin in Vancouver Koi fish return to Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden Wayson Choy, 80, Whose Books Are Windows on Chinese-Canadian Life, Dies Luck, love, life: Beloved author Wayson Choy had always lived to perfect his stories, again and again Anna May Wong Visits Shanghai, China Asian Americans Stan Lucy Liu Receiving Walk Of Fame Star Next To Anna May Wong’s Lucy Liu’s star will be placed near that of actress Anna May Wong, a Hollywood pioneer who found silent film success in the 1920s. Fire that sparked on roof of Chinatown seniors’ home under investigation Quirky ‘Tinseltown’ up for sale in downtown Vancouver Vancouver Chinatown: Council approves revisions reducing building size in historic area UK doctors will soon prescribe cooking classes to combat loneliness Fresh-food wholesalers and community groups argue about how to keep Produce Row in Strathcona BC WANTS TO HONOUR VANCOUVER’S CHINATOWN AS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE Narrow 10-storey residential building proposed for Vancouver’s Chinatown YOUR KEY TO Vancouver’s Trendy Chinatown Heritage Vancouver releases 2018 top 10 watch list Disappearing Act: How Chinatowns in the US are being erased Food is a powerful community builder No more tall buildings in Chinatown suggested by Vancouver city planners Vancouver should slow down and talk to community about zoning changes, says Chinatown group Commercial Real Estate: Lobbying to save Chinatown’s heritage How to Celebrate Chinese New Year in Honolulu Like You’re Really Chinese Andy Yan, the analyst who exposed Vancouver’s real estate disaster Calgarian Larry Kwong, first Chinese-Canadian player in NHL, dies at age 94 Chinatown business group cancels 2018 Night Market to protest ‘neglect’ by city ‘Last second’ email on planning shocks, dismays Chinatown advocates Vancouver council to apologize for historical discrimination against Chinese City of Vancouver formally apologizes to Chinese community for past discrimination Facing displacement by condos, should Vancouver artists ‘bite the hand that feeds?’ Reconciling the damage done by ‘urban renewal’ Vancouver: Chinatown condo opponents take their fight to developer’s front door New arts center helps reclaim a piece of Chinatown Strathcona Saved! Mary Lee Chan’s heroic fight helped make Vancouver what it is Chinese New Year parade gets new leader of dancing group City scraps hearing for Chinatown condo proposal Past and future of Vancouver’s Chinatown showcased at new restaurant City of Vancouver to pursue UNESCO World Heritage Site designation for Chinatown Patti Bacchus: Renaming Crosstown elementary a chance for Vancouver School Board to do the right thing City of Vancouver to pursue UNESCO World Heritage Site designation for Chinatown Beedie decision reveals times have changed in Vancouver Vancouver searches for ways to preserve ‘legacy’ businesses in Chinatown, other areas Opinion: Vancouver’s Chinatown and redrawing the lines in the ‘City of Optimists’ Growing Up Chinese Canadian: A Century of Stories Photos: Vancouver releases concept plans for post-viaduct False Creek Museum, shops and seniors’ housing: The 105 Keefer that might have been Canada 150: Yip Sang, the unofficial mayor of Chinatown Vancouver city council votes down 12-storey Chinatown tower A new battle for Chinatown Chinatown fight over 12-storey condo has deep roots Is a condo building like a tree? Speakers have their say on controversial Chinatown proposal In battle over future of Canada’s largest Chinatown there are fears of a ‘freeway of condos’ What banquet culture means to San Francisco — and Chinatown Opinion: How Vancouver city hall exacerbates the affordability crisis Chinese American history #105Keefer Public Hearing – Day 2 Chinatown residents rally to oppose condo beside memorial 105 Keefer Public Hearing – Day 1 Andy Yan: Where goes Chinatown, so goes the City of Vancouver In Vancouver’s Chinatown, tailor Bill Wong sewed his way to success New plaque commemorates Vancouver Chinatown’s significance in immigrant history FROM OPIUM TO FENTANYL: HOW DID WE GET HERE? Chinatown legend Bill Wong of Modernize Tailors dies at 95 Bill Wong, legendary Vancouver Chinatown tailor, dead at 95 Legendary Vancouver Chinatown tailor dies at age 95 East Van Chan Joins Hunt for Neon Rooster with Link’s to her Great-Grandfather, Quai Chan Chinese railway worker history comes to life in new Canadian children’s book B.C. legislation to repeal historical wrongs against Chinese-Canadians Vancouver restaurateur on the hunt for Sai Woo’s original neon sign Chinatowns Across The Country Face Off With Gentrification Chinatown residents march on city hall to protest planned highrise towers ‘Seniors can stay’: Historic May Wah Hotel sold to Chinatown Foundation Chinatown neon rooster sign search becomes … a B.C. election issue? 62 Years of State Racism Does Something to You Chinatown seniors protest city plan Searching for a lost piece of Vancouver’s Chinatown Joe Yip Wai, Obituary Architect Joe Wai dies Vancouver architect and heritage advocate Joe Wai dies Architect and community visionary Joe Wai dead at 76 2016 AIBC Lifetime Achievement Award Recognizes Trailblazer Joe Y. Wai Architect AIBC Noted Vancouver architect Joe Wai is a dragon with deep sense of history Are we witnessing the death of Chinatown — in Vancouver and across North America? HISTORICAL CHINATOWN TOURS nominated for BEST COMMUNITY IMPACT Award Heart of the city: a walking tour of Vancouver’s Chinatown Exploring Chinatown: 5 things you may not know about Vancouver’s historic district UN TOUR BIEN SPÉCIAL DANS LE CHINATOWN DE VANCOUVER! (French) Chinatown foundation to chip money into planned Downtown Eastside social housing development Canadian Wongs get their own crest On Brink of Sale, Family Shop in Chinatown Stays in Family Chinese Cooking in the U.S.: A Short History Advocate groups concerned new school will be built on burial ground Meet East Vancouver’s original urban farmers Three Great Beef Noodle Soups, with Martin Yan Vancouver’s Chinatown grapples with growing pains Structure destroyed by fire in historic Chinese town of Locke The long, storied history of San Luis Obispo’s historic Chinatown and the artifacts left behind DINER | Chef Douglas Chang To Open Ai & Om Knife Store On E. Pender Street In Chinatown Chinese Canadian Archive: From Chop Suey to Peking Duck Vancouver Chinatown real estate bustle puts hundreds of historic photos, documents at risk CHOP SUEY NATION The history of Vancouver’s Chinatown, documented in menus Things to do in Vancouver: Five stops worth making Five must-sees in Vancouver Historic May Wah Hotel in Vancouver’s Chinatown goes up for sale Vancouver developers and community activists debate Chinatown’s future Pete McMartin: A ‘centre of gravity’ stuck in the past, is there really a need to save nostalgic Chinatown? Grandniece of last emperor of China showing paintings at Art! Vancouver Revised Rezoning Application – 105 Keefer Street and 544 Columbia Street CHANGING CHINATOWN Vancouver’s Chinatown in Canada’s Top 10 Endangered Places List Canada’s threatened heritage Chinese Dragon Parade (1958) Featured in China Daily Block party organizers warn Chinatown is under threat from developers Opinion: ‘This used to be Chinatown …’ Three Vancouver neighbourhoods listed as threatened on heritage watch list WWII Exhibit Remembers Canadian Troops in Hong Kong Opinion: Keefer project good for Chinatown Historical tour of Vancouver’s Chinatown Vancouver – An All Year Destination Chinese-Canadian community honours Vancouver’s Modernize Tailors, pioneer family The Jack Chow Building Modernize Tailors, Wong family honoured for contribution to Chinese-Canadian community in Vancouver Hip meets heritage in Vancouver, Canada’s revitalizing Gastown, Railtown and Chinatown Chinatown’s last stand A tradition restored An artful restoration of Chinatown’s oldest building Benevolent design Yip family legacy lives on in renovation by condo king Vancouver proposes 700% fee increase to change room from welfare rate to market rental Boston Globe: Chinatown, Immigrant Haven, Fights for Its Future Restaurant Review | Sai Woo mixes fabulous with history A gathering of Wongs Saving Chinatown raises big questions Inside Vancouver’s historic Chinatown Why Chinatown is Vancouver’s most ‘Canadian’ neighbourhood Vancouver approves controversial 12-storey Chinatown tower Chinese New Year survival guide for “Chinese” Good Intent and Design Fail in Chinatown Premier Christy Clark receives Lions Club Award, Recognized For Provincial Government’s Apology to the Chinese Community Mayor Gregor Robertson Urges Chinese Community to Fight for Funds; Visits Mingpao Office; Wishes to Preserve Chinatown’s Heritage Buildings Premier Christy Clark Praises Vancouver’s Chinatown For Being “The Jewel of Vancouver”, Wishes For It To Become A Hub Between B.C. and Asia One Hundred People Gather to Discuss Ways to Preserve Chinatown Heritage; Oppose High Rises; Wants More Seniors Housing Chinatown development to be publicly debated New developments in Vancouver’s Chinatown leave residents concerned about heritage Opinion: Newest tower proposal too much for historic Chinatown Pete McMartin: The high cost of misery in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside Chinatown Youth Coalition concerned over proposed condos A new generation defends Vancouver’s Chinatown traditions In Vancouver’s Changing Chinatown, Youth Join Gentrification Debate UBC Geography Student’s Infograph for Chinatown City of Vancouver approves measures to protect unique character of Chinatown City council to vote on spending $3.6 million to help restore Chinatown heritage buildings Former Premier Mike Harcourt Opposes Rezoning of 105 Keefer Controversial Chinatown proposal rejigged The demise of Chinatown’s BBQ meat shops Vancouver Chinatown mural defaced in 2nd graffiti incident this month “Hot and Noisy” (熱鬧) Mahjong Social in Vancouver’s Chinatown Damage to Chinatown murals linked to Vancouver housing affordability and anger at so-called “foreign buyers” Swimming the Saltwater City Vancouver’s vandalized Chinatown gate still awaiting repairs Chinatown residents ask city for development moratorium STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY: ARCHITECT JOE WAI Historical Chinatown Tour 2014 Spring Newsletter Rent increase for low-income Chinatown seniors could set “terrifying precedent”, says Pivot lawyer literASIAN festival to celebrate Asian Canadian authors State of the Arts: Asian lit festival gets graphic ‘Formal Apology’ to BC’s Chinese community questioned How Chinese Migrants Changed Their Fate Chinatown Night Market 2013 Ching Ming respect for the dead … and Louis Vuitton ‘A Drop in the Bucket’: Housing for Chinese Speaking Seniors HISTORICAL CHINATOWN TOURS 2013 Spring Newsletter Mike Harcourt weighs in on delicate issues behind PiDGiN protests CBC spot light Crossword Answers Remembering Vancouver’s First Race Riot Community leader and Chinatown heritage advocate receives Civic Merit Award Chinatown Night Market To Be Reborn This Year Behind the Changing Face of Vancouver’s Chinatown Canada’s First Chinese Print Shop Still Operating on East Georgia Vancouver prepares plan to renew ailing Chinatown Why Chinatown Needs to Grow Taller
