Once the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and Hong Kong they sealed the fate of many of their compatriots who were living elsewhere. This also includes the Japanese Canadians who were mostly living on the Pacific Coast of Canada, this however was just a continuation of the racism that had been going on there with the provincial government labeling them as undesirables and passing laws so that they would always be inferior to the other settlers. Such laws included a prohibition to vote, to work on any provincial projects or in the local mines. Since the Japanese had attacked Hong Kong where…