Lillian Michiko Blakey回忆和反思日裔加拿大人在二战期间的遭遇及其影响

第三代日裔加拿大艺术家Lillian Michiko Blakey通过家庭故事和社区争取平反日裔在二战中被关入集中营的遭遇的历史，回忆和反思日裔加拿大人在二战期间的遭遇及其影响：

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Japanese deportations in Canada during WWII : Throwaway Citizens (1995) - The Fifth Estate

Japanese Canadians: From immigration to deportation 

“At no time did the RCMP or the military recommend the forced removal of Japanese Canadians as a measure necessary to ensure the defence or security of Canada. However, on February 24, 1942, under Order in Council P.C.1486, the Government of Canada used the War Measures Act to order the removal of all Japanese Canadians residing within 160 kilometres of the Pacific coast. Some 20,000 persons of Japanese ancestry (74% of whom were Canadians by birth or naturalization) were sent to civilian and Prisoner of War internment camps, road camps and sugar beet farms in the interior of British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario.”

“Between May and December 1946, 3,964 Japanese Canadians (66% of whom were Canadians by birth or naturalization) were deported to Japan. They were the most vulnerable members of the community. ”

1942年，2万左右加拿大日裔（其中74%是加拿大出生的日裔或者是移民到加拿大后成为加拿大公民的日裔）被关入集中营。1946年，近4千日裔（其中66%是加拿大出生的日裔或者是移民到加拿大后成为加拿大公民的日裔）被遣送到战后日本。