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  1. If you enter China on a Chinese passport or identity card, the Chinese government will usually not permit the Embassy of Canada to provide you with consular assistance. If you're a Canadian of Chinese origin travelling to China, you may be asked to provide your Chinese name by border authorities.

  2. The directories contain detailed historical information about British Columbian communities, including street and name listings of individuals and businesses in Vancouver and Victoria; population figures; government listings; operating newspapers; and schools and libraries from communities across the province.

  3. The Government of Canadas official source of travel information and advice, the Travel Advice and Advisories help you to make informed decisions and travel safely while you are outside Canada. Check the page for your destination often, because safety and security conditions may change.

  4. Vancouver Public Library's collection of digitized British Columbia city directories dating from 1860 to 1955. Directories contain detailed historical information about British Columbian communities, including street and name listings of individuals and businesses in Vancouver and Victoria, as well as population figures, government listings, ...

  5. 604.331.3603. There are many types of directories, including social registers, membership lists and telephone books. Some of the most useful directory resources for Chinese Canadian genealogists are Provincial and City Directories and Chinese Telephone Directories.

  6. This large electronic collection of Canadian genealogical data includes information derived from a wide variety of sources, including many historical Canadian directories. It is part of the Ancestry Library Edition (ALE) database, available at all Vancouver Public Library locations.

  7. Travel Advice and Advisories give you official Government of Canada information and advice on situations that may affect your safety and well-being when you are travelling or living outside Canada. They may include an advisory for a country or region where security or health conditions have changed.