Resources
The following resources are recommended for readers who want to explore the history of the Japanese Canadian Internment, Neys POW Camp, and other related subjects in greater depth.
Archives, Museums & Historical Societies
- Nipigon Museum — POW Camp Neys, Ontario
- Michael O'Hagan website — POWs in Canada: Camp 100 Neys
- Japanese Canadian Historical Society — Visual Timeline
- Landscapes of Injustice Research Site
Parks & Travel
- Ontario Parks Blog — Train to Neys
- Northern Ontario Travel — Prison Park: Unveiling the Storied Past of Neys Provincial Park
Educational Resources
- Japanese Canadian Legacies Society (JCLS) — Lesson Plans
- Legislative Assembly of BC — WWII and the Japanese Internment
- Elections and Democracy — Japanese Canadian Voting Rights
CBC Archives
- CBC Archives — Government Apologizes to Japanese Canadians, 1988
- Canadian Wrongs: What Led to the Internment of Japanese-Canadians? University of Toronto Library. The Fragile Democracy: David Suzuki's Wartime Experience.
exhibits.library.utoronto.ca
Cultural Centres
Academic Reference
Lemelin, R.H., Beaulieu, M.S., & Ratz, D.K. (2019). "Everything changed!" – the ramification of the Second World War on the Canadian North.
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