In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, the WongAvery Asia Pacific Peace Museum is hosting a fascinating look into a lesser-known chapter of Canadian history. Author and educator Catherine Little will be sharing the story behind her book, 'Endgame: The Secret Force 136,' which chronicles the lives of Chinese-Canadian men who served behind enemy lines during WWII.
Why You Should Go
This event is designed to be accessible and engaging for all ages, making it a perfect outing for families or anyone interested in local history. Beyond the author talk, your ticket includes a free guided tour of the museum, providing a deeper context to the stories being shared. It's a rare chance to learn about the contributions of Chinese-Canadians to the war effort in a way that is both educational and deeply personal.
Practical Info
The event takes place in Scarborough, and tickets are very reasonably priced, with free entry for students 17 and under. It's a great way to support local history and engage with the community during Asian Heritage Month. Don't forget to stick around for the book signing—it's a great opportunity to chat with the author and take home a piece of history.
