One of these people was a literary critic who wrote The Enemy That Never Was and killed himself after being accused of plagiarism a second time.
One of these people was a literary critic who wrote The Enemy That Never Was and killed himself after being accused of plagiarism a second time. Ian Mackenzie proclaimed that there should be none of these people "from the Rockies to the seas." Some of these people were forced to work on sugar beet plantations. Others built the Yellowhead Highway, and others were moved to locations such as Kaslo, New Denver, and Sandon. Clashes between these people and other ethnic groups over fishing jobs were a constant feature of one province's politics in the early twentieth century, leading to widespread popular support for the liquidation of their property which occurred during World War II. For 10 points, name this immigrant population which Brian Mulroney offered compensation to for their wartime internment.
One of these people was a literary critic who wrote The Enemy That Never Was and killed himself after being accused of plagiarism a second time.
{Japanese-Canadians} [or obvious equivalents; prompt on {Japanese} immigrants or whatever]