Pier 21: Stories from Near and Far

For nearly half a century, Pier 21 was Canada s most important point of entry. Over a million immigrants of all backgrounds passed through its facilities between 1928 and 1971, and in "Pier 21 "renowned author Anne Renaud collects their stories in tact, chronicling the hardships and obstacles that Canadian immigrants faced alongside stories of war, prejudice and national identity. These stories are a testament to the fabric of Canada during a time of crisis and change, and "Pier 21" expresses the diversity of the immigrant experience across multiple decades, giving voice to accounts that might otherwise have been lost forever. Fully realized with historic photos and informative sidebars, "Pier 21 "is a human look at immigration and an important chapter in Canadian history.

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