Immigration
08
Apr
2009
Vancouver’s Korean community hit harder by recession Print E-mail
Immigration
Written by Jesse W Kline   
Strip mall on North Road in CoquitlamStrip mall on North Road in Coquitlam

James Min emigrated to Canada from South Korea 13 years ago. Like many Korean immigrants, he found it hard to find employment when he arrived. He spent three years working menial jobs before finally opening his own business.

Now, Min is the owner of the Robson Relax Centre, a massage studio located in the food court of the Robson Public Market in downtown Vancouver.

Min sits at a table talking to the owners of a nearby Korean restaurant. In this mid-sized food court, only two tables are occupied. At one table sits a paying customer, at the other is Min and his fellow business owners.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 July 2010 19:09
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