During World War II the Canadian government relocated, interned, and confiscated the assets of all the Japanese Canadians who lived anywhere near the British Columbia coast, blaming them for attacks on Pearl Harbor. What were the Japanese Canadians in this situation?

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Japanese Canadians were used as scapegoats, unfairly blamed for the actions of Japan during World War II, despite many being citizens or long-term residents with no direct ties to Japan's military actions.

During World War II the Canadian Government Relocated, Interned, and Confiscated