"Not a Serious Problem In British Columbia"
Ottawa, Dec. 6.
The Japanese population in Canada, viewed by some circles with concern, cannot be considered a menace in British Columbia, nor even a serious problem, according to the reports of investigators, In an exhaustive study, entitled "The Japanese Canadians" three authors—Mr. Charles Young, an ex-gert on foreign populations in Western Canada; Dr. Helen R. Y. Reid, prominent social worker, and Professor W. A. Carruthers, former chairman of the economic council of British Columbia—reached the conclusion that, even if 50 immigrants continue to arrive annually as they do under a present agreement with Japan, they will not add materially to the population growth of Japanese in British Columbia.—Reuter.
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