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Chinese Laundries

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This lane is named for Sam Ching, one of the earliest Chinese men recorded in Toronto. In 1878, Ching owned a hand laundry at 9 Adelaide Street East near here. Canada's first Chinese migrants were labourers who arrived on Vancouver Island in 1788...

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