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    3. piedamon on

      Is Richmond, BC and Richmond Hill, ON just a coincidence on the “Richmond” name? Or is there a connection to the Chinese population at all?

      They both appear to be cultural epicentres that share the “Richmond” name.

    5. ElectroMagnetsYo on

      The best Chinese food outside of China can be found in Markham, the best Chinese food in China can also be found in Markham

    6. TorontoLatino on

      Besides Richmond, Vancouver, Markham and Toronto, there is also a large Chinese community in Montréal and Brossard.

    9. dumppppplings on

      I am Chinese and I have visited Vancouver several times. It felt to me just like being in Hong Kong. Many places have signs and advertisements written in Chinese characters. Half the people in the SkyTrain carriages are Asian faces, and the language being spoken is either Cantonese or Mandarin. Even the ticket machines have a Chinese language option. The airport’s voice announcements are in English, French, and Cantonese. There are also a huge number of Chinese supermarkets and restaurants. To be honest, even if I didn’t know any English, I could still live quite successfully in Vancouver

    10. MuckleRucker3 on

      If you look at the maps of Vancouver and Toronto, you’ll see the population heavily concentrated around the cities of Richmond and Richmond Hill. The name similarity is not a coincidence.

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