Chinese Canadian "History" at the Tunnels of Moose Jaw | Experiencing History? | Episode 3

[@StingrayTomsFlorida]

Thank you very much for this presentation. It was quite informative and I like what you're doing on your channel. As a historian myself, I appreciate your work.

[@kalvinlabuik3366]

finally a honest story mind you they are missing out with tunnels they ran from Manitoba St West crossed under the St from CPRail station then run along both sides of River St west up to where Ti-Tongs and MJ Videos use to be I'm from Moose-Jaw grew up on farm South of Moose-Jaw

[@beverlylumley4150]

Has a Chinese cemetery been found, sask Canada

[@murrayhelmer8941]

So the whole “Tunnels of MooseJaw”is a lie?

[@HistoriaNostratube]

Hi Murray! I think Ashleigh said it best: "It is historically true that Chinese people were often involved in running laundries...beyond that a majority of the information provided in the tour is not grounded in historical evidence." There were underground spaces in Moose Jaw, but they were not used in the way the Tunnels suggests.

[@rebeckyc1401]

I’ve been to this tunnel twice. Thank you for setting me in some truths.

[@chardelraconner2166]

"Pochontas was actually 🆒 with Koreans 1st" ©

[@langrisserconnoisseur3612]

I find this video hard to believe when the professor, who has claimed to have seen the tour three times, falsely states that the tour says that the Chinese built the tunnels. The tour guide says in the second boiler room, right after the tunnel skit with the lanterns, that the tunnels were built by steam engineers. If she can miss something like that after three tours then she clearly was not listening.

[@juniperdog5523]

Maybe they changed the script after this video came out.

[@annathanne9469]

I don’t agree with this so degrading…way to go Saskatchewan! Making money off historical racism who is benifiting of this racist history??