- a story about an influential merchant in early Chinatown, Vancouver

- "Chinese cafes have been around as long as 1858 when the first Chinese pioneers settled in Canada and tent cafes sprang up"

- "This collection contains documents drawn from the fonds of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association held in the University of Victoria Archives. Most items are handwritten in traditional Chinese script with English translations but there are also documents in English."

- with support from: Vancouver Public Library, the Chinese Canadian Historical Scoiety of BC, and the Chinese Canadian Community

- "There are many resources available to Canadians of Chinese origin who would like to explore their personal connection to Chinese-Canadian history. The purpose of this website is to provide tools and information to support such research."

- a "web portal dedicated to collecting, digital archiving, accessing and distributing information about Chinese Canadian history."
- includes a chronology of the Chinese Canadians in Canada, a searchable database with thousands of images & historical materials, teaching/learning resources, find ancestors in the 97,000 records of the Chinese Head Tax Registry, videos, and historical BC newspapers (e.g. Chinatown News and Chinese Times.

- scroll down the page for various titles

- this collection is related to the immigration and settlement history of Canada, especially of Chinese peoples

- "This collection consists of publications relating to Chinese immigration to Canada. Included are two phrase books, one published in China in 1898 and another published in Vancouver in 1910, devised for Chinese emigrants to Canada or another British Commonwealth country."

- "Research on the history of Chinese in the Pacific Northwest - in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, Alaska - from 1778 to 1965"
- a good resource which includes pages on death, reburial, shrines, secret societies, history, women, intermarriage, opium, etc., but weighted for Chinese American topics

- includes history, photographs & documents, Head Tax Records, etc.

- scroll down the page

-includes history, Ottawa's Chinatown, Chinese Associations, laundry shops and cafes (p.30), Christian Church and Chinese Community
- pdf document

- includes Canadian stories of individuals, early settlement, immigrant life, religion & politics, and additional readings and resources

- a database of the registers of Chinese Immigrants

- "The MemoryBC.ca portal provides a searchable database of the materials available at nearly 200 archival repositories throughout the province of British Columbia."

- project includes the histories of the four Chinatowns that existed at separate times in Nanaimo, BC., from 1860s - 1960s.
- includes photographs, maps, artifacts, documents, interviews, and a bibliography

- this collection contains rare books and archival material concerning the history, settlement, politics, ethnicity, etc. of British Columbia

- the founder of Wong's Cafe in London, Ontario in 1914

- 460 page pdf document

- "This site is devoted to the genealogy of Chinese families from Siyi, which refers to the four counties of Guangdong, China: Xinhui, Taishan, Kaiping, and Enping."

- "This page is about shrines, temples, and the ceremonial halls of Chinese organizations, not about the beliefs of the religions involved."
- includes photos

re: the riot in Vancouver against Chinese and Japanese residents in 1907

Journal of Chinese Overseas

- founded in 1876

- "Digitized issues of this publication include issues of Chinatown and Chinatown News. Chinatown includes issues: v.1:no.7 (Dec. 3, 1953), v.1:no.23 (Aug. 18, 1954), v.2:no.3 (Oct. 3, 1954), v.2:no.6 (Nov.18, 1954), v.2:no.7 (Dec. 3, 1954), and v.2:no.11 (Mar. 3, 1955). The digitized run of the Chinatown News includes issues from v.6:no.7 (Dec. 3, 1958) to v.13:no.23 (August 18, 1966), inclusive. "

- founded in 1844

- published 1979- 1987

- "The Chinese Express served this wave of immigrants, publishing daily from 1971 to 1989, entirely in Chinese. "

- "Hung Chung She Po (The Chinese Times) was published in Toronto from 1929 to 1956."

- published 1922-1990