Resources
The following resources are recommended for readers who want to explore the history of Japanese-Canadian internment, Neys POW Camp, and related subjects in greater depth.
Archives, Museums & Historical Societies
- Marathon Museum
- Nipigon Museum — POW Camp Neys, Ontario
- 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
- CBC Archives — "The Fragile Democracy: David Suzuki's Wartime Experience"
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.