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The struggle to keep Canada's oldest Chinese temple open

The Yen Wo Society owns the narrow, four-storey building topped by the Tam Kung temple in Victoria, B.C., which needs about $600,000 worth of repairs.

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The struggle to keep Canada's oldest Chinese temple open - BC News

The struggle to keep Canada's oldest Chinese temple open - BC News
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The struggle to keep Canada's oldest Chinese temple open - Victoria Times Colonist

The Yen Wo Society owns the narrow, four-storey building topped by the Tam Kung temple in Victoria, B.C., which needs about $600,000 worth of repairs.

United statesBritish columbiaFraser riverJohn adamDavid laiTam kung templeNgai szeNora butzTam kungYen wo societyVictoria civic heritageSaanich legacy foundationA university of victoriaGovernment streetJohnson streetSmoking lilly

The struggle to keep Canada's oldest Chinese temple open

The Yen Wo Society owns the narrow, four-storey building topped by the Tam Kung temple in Victoria, B.C., which needs about $600,000 worth of repairs.

United statesFraser riverBritish columbiaNgai szeJohn adamTam kungTam kung templeNora butzDavid laiSaanich legacy foundationYen wo societyVictoria civic heritageA university of victoriaGovernment streetJohnson streetSmoking lilly

The struggle to keep Canada's oldest Chinese temple open - Bowen Island Undercurrent

The Yen Wo Society owns the narrow, four-storey building topped by the Tam Kung temple in Victoria, B.C., which needs about $600,000 worth of repairs.

British columbiaUnited statesFraser riverNora butzTam kung templeTam kungDavid laiJohn adamNgai szeSaanich legacy foundationYen wo societyA university of victoriaVictoria civic heritageGovernment streetJohnson streetSmoking lilly