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Woman hears late father's 1974 interview with CBC about being Japanese in Canada, for first time
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September 15, 2025
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9:32Now PlayingSusan (Takeda) Huntley had a childhood memory of her late father, Muneo Takeda, being interviewed by the CBC but had never heard it. In it, he discussed the treatment and forced relocation of Japanese Canadians from B.C. to Alberta during the Second World War. Loren McGinnis, host of CBC Radio's the Calgary Eyeopener, met Huntley at her home in Okotoks. Alta., to play that interview for her and learn about her family's experiences during that time. (Photo credit: Takeda family
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