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Japan gives Canada $1 million for shore cleanup of tsunami debris |...
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Japan is giving Canada $1 million to assist in the cleanup of debris that has landed on the Pacific coast province of British Columbia from the tsunami.
Japanese donate $1 million for tsunami debris cleanup | The Star
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Japan’s Consul General in Vancouver Seiji Okada said nature and fate conspired two years ago to unleash the violent earthquake and tsunami that devastated much of
Japan gives B.C. $1-million for tsunami debris cleanup - The Globe...
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Environment Minister Peter Kent says money was accepted as a point of honour and ‘gesture of the continuing friendship’ between Japan and Canada
Japanese officials sifting through tsunami debris on B.C. coastline -...
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Japanese delegation visits province to get first-hand look at wreckage from Tsunami
Consul General plans Ashcroft visit – Today In BC
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Visit to the Japanese Consul General in Vancouver capped off visit from Ashcroft's sister city, Bifuka
Farewell to Consul General Okada and Mrs. Okada - Department of ...asia.ubc.ca › news › farewell-to-consul-general-oka...
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· ... by Consul General Seiji Okada and Mrs. Okada to expand the scholarly, artistic, and cultural work of the Consulate General of Japan.
Japan gives Canada $1M to clean up tsunami debris | CTV News
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The government of Japan is giving Canada $1 million to clean up debris that has landed on the British Columbia's coast from the tsunami.
The Government of Japan and WHO donate six ambulances to boost health...
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· Seiji Okada, Ambassador of Japan to South Sudan. “Voluntary blood donations save lives, and we are pleased to be contributing to this effort.”.
Only Non-Stop Flight from Canada to Osaka Departs from YVR
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RICHMOND, BC, May 1, Only Non-Stop Flight from Canada to Osaka Departs from YVR.
Japan gives Canada $1 million to help tsunami debris clean-up costs |...
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The government of Japan is giving Canada $1 million to clean up debris that has landed on the British Columbia’s coast from the tsunami.
MEDIA ADVISORY - Meet the Game-Changer: The First Boeing
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RICHMOND, BC, Feb. 3, MEDIA ADVISORY - Meet the Game-Changer: The First Boeing 787 Dreamliner to Land at YVR.
The Sake Association of British Columbia - Sake Week '18
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300 guests came out to the Nikkei Center in Burnaby, BC to give their regards to Japanese Consul General Seiji Okada for 3 years of service. The Sake ...
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