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One of the last boatloads of fish caught by Japanese-Canadian fishermen prior to internment of their boats

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Item ID number:

3203220

Date:

9 De 1941

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Government

One of the last boatloads of fish caught by Japanese-Canadian fishermen prior to internment of their boats. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese Industries

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102

1 digital object(s)
Royal Canadian Navy Band on steps of Legislative Building, Victoria, B.C. Centre front, from left to right: Lt. F. Hardwick, Lt. H. Cuthbert, Acting Gunner Wm. Green

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Item ID number:

3208168

Date:

1 Dec. 1943

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Government

Royal Canadian Navy Band on steps of Legislative Building, Victoria, BC Centre front, from left to right: Lt. F. Hardwick, Lt. H. Cuthbert, Acting Gunner Wm

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103

1 digital object(s)
The conversion of the fishing vessel BARKLEY SOUND into a vessel of the Fishermen's Reserve, His Majesty's Canadian Dockyard, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 9 May 1942

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Item ID number:

3560032

Date:

May 9, 1942

Source:

Government

The conversion of the fishing vessel BARKLEY SOUND into a vessel of the Fishermen's Reserve, His Majesty's Canadian Dockyard, Esquimalt, British Columbia,

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104

1 digital object(s)
Two fishermen removing the bait from their lines. They were ready to go to sea when war was declared and the Japanese-Canadian fishing fleet was impounded

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Item ID number:

3232954

Date:

9 Dec. 1941

Source:

Government

Two fishermen removing the bait from their lines. They were ready to go to sea when war was declared and the Japanese-Canadian fishing fleet was impounded

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105

2 digital object(s)
Fishermen's Reserve round-up of Japanese fishing fleet off West Coast

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Item ID number:

3203323

Date:

10 Dec. 1941

Source:

Government

Fishermen's Reserve round-up of Japanese fishing fleet off West Coast. Law Enforcement Immigration & Colonization - Japanese Industries - Fishing - BC

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106

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Personnel of the Fishermen's Reserve playing cards in the galley of an unidentified ship, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 13 October 1941

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Item ID number:

3203211

Date:

October 13, 1941

Source:

Government

Personnel of the Fishermen's Reserve playing cards in the galley of an unidentified ship, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 13 October 1941

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107

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Guard of Honour and Band at the recommissioning of H.M.C.S. QUEBEC, Esquimalt, British Columbia, 14 January 1952

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Item ID number:

3524549

Date:

14 Jan. 1952

Source:

Government

Guard of Honour and Band at the recommissioning of HMCS QUEBEC, Esquimalt, British Columbia, 14 January 1952. Esquimalt (BC) TRANSPORTATION - WATER - HMCS

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108

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Japanese fishing boats pulled from water in anticipation of war

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Item ID number:

3208132

Date:

10 Dec. 1941

Source:

Government

Japanese fishing boats pulled from water in anticipation of war. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese Industries - Fishing - BC. Credit: Canada

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109

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Typical Japanese-Canadian fishing boat awaiting internment

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Item ID number:

3203218

Date:

10 De 1941

Source:

Government

Typical Japanese-Canadian fishing boat awaiting internment. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese Industries - Fishing - BC. Credit: Canada

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110

2 digital object(s)
An unidentified officer of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve (R.C.N.V.R.) talking with a Japanese-Canadian family during the internment of fishing boats, British Columbia, Canada, 10 December ... [View full title] 1941

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Item ID number:

3203219

Date:

December 10, 1941

Source:

Government

An unidentified officer of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve (RCNVR) talking with a Japanese-Canadian family during the internment of fishing boats

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111

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Patrol vessel HOWE SOUND IV of the Fishermen's Reserve en route from Steveston to New Westminster towing interned Japanese-Canadian fishing boats

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Item ID number:

3203221

Date:

27 De 1941

Source:

Government

Patrol vessel HOWE SOUND IV of the Fishermen's Reserve en route from Steveston to New Westminster towing interned Japanese-Canadian fishing boats

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One of the last boatloads of fish caught by Japanese-Canadian fishermen prior to internment of their boats

Royal Canadian Navy Band on steps of Legislative Building, Victoria, B.C. Centre front, from left to right: Lt. F. Hardwick, Lt. H. Cuthbert, Acting Gunner Wm. Green

The conversion of the fishing vessel BARKLEY SOUND into a vessel of the Fishermen's Reserve, His Majesty's Canadian Dockyard, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 9 May 1942

Two fishermen removing the bait from their lines. They were ready to go to sea when war was declared and the Japanese-Canadian fishing fleet was impounded

Fishermen's Reserve round-up of Japanese fishing fleet off West Coast

Personnel of the Fishermen's Reserve playing cards in the galley of an unidentified ship, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 13 October 1941

Guard of Honour and Band at the recommissioning of H.M.C.S. QUEBEC, Esquimalt, British Columbia, 14 January 1952

Japanese fishing boats pulled from water in anticipation of war

Typical Japanese-Canadian fishing boat awaiting internment

An unidentified officer of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve (R.C.N.V.R.) talking with a Japanese-Canadian family during the internment of fishing boats, British Columbia, Canada, 10 December ... [View full title] 1941

Patrol vessel HOWE SOUND IV of the Fishermen's Reserve en route from Steveston to New Westminster towing interned Japanese-Canadian fishing boats

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One of the last boatloads of fish caught by Japanese-Canadian fishermen prior to internment of their boats

Royal Canadian Navy Band on steps of Legislative Building, Victoria, B.C. Centre front, from left to right: Lt. F. Hardwick, Lt. H. Cuthbert, Acting Gunner Wm. Green

The conversion of the fishing vessel BARKLEY SOUND into a vessel of the Fishermen's Reserve, His Majesty's Canadian Dockyard, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 9 May 1942

Two fishermen removing the bait from their lines. They were ready to go to sea when war was declared and the Japanese-Canadian fishing fleet was impounded

Fishermen's Reserve round-up of Japanese fishing fleet off West Coast

Personnel of the Fishermen's Reserve playing cards in the galley of an unidentified ship, Esquimalt, British Columbia, Canada, 13 October 1941

Guard of Honour and Band at the recommissioning of H.M.C.S. QUEBEC, Esquimalt, British Columbia, 14 January 1952

Japanese fishing boats pulled from water in anticipation of war

Typical Japanese-Canadian fishing boat awaiting internment

An unidentified officer of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve (R.C.N.V.R.) talking with a Japanese-Canadian family during the internment of fishing boats, British Columbia, Canada, 10 December ... [View full title] 1941

Patrol vessel HOWE SOUND IV of the Fishermen's Reserve en route from Steveston to New Westminster towing interned Japanese-Canadian fishing boats

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