“Since March 2020, I have been repeatedly yelled at on the sidewalk in my own neighborhood,” said one person who took part in the survey. 

'Many people have tremendous anger towards the Chinese Communist Party, but also tremendous fear,' Chinese-Canadian activist Anastasia Lin says.

It's Asian Heritage Month, but being Asian wasn't always celebrated in Canada. Saskatchewan's Chinese community faced discrimination for many years.

Doctors gathered at the Aberdeen Centre shopping mall in Richmond Saturday to answer questions and bust some of the key myths about the new coronavirus

"I feel helpless," said Richard Fabic. "I think any father would want to protect their child."

The survey found 54 per cent of Chinese Canadian British Columbians agree with the government's decision not to intervene in the case.

A major clean- up effort continues after a massive fire destroyed Lang's Cafe Wednesday. As Katelyn Wilson explains, it's the second historical building lost to fire in just over a year.

City council received a report on Tuesday detailing the legacy of racism against Chinese people, and is expected to vote this week on moving ahead with a formal apology.

Before finding success in other fields, thousands of Chinese immigrants were brought in to work on the Canadian Pacific Railway.

British Columbia has formally apologized after more than 140 years of discriminatory and racist policies directed towards Chinese immigrants, including the Chinese head tax.