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Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals at George Park located in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.).
George Park is a small inland park in Vancouver, located at 500 E 63rd Avenue. With rolling hills, a collection of coniferous and deciduous trees, covered picnic areas, an off leash dog area and sports fields located on the grounds, George Park is an ideal neighborhood park.
George Park is a small inland park in Vancouver, located at 500 E 63rd Avenue. With rolling hills, a collection of coniferous and deciduous trees, covered picnic areas, an off leash dog area and sports fields located on the grounds, George Park is an ideal neighborhood park.
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Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals at George Park located in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.).
George Park is a small inland park in Vancouver, located at 500 E 63rd Avenue. With rolling hills, a collection of coniferous and deciduous trees, covered picnic areas, an off leash dog area and sports fields located on the grounds, George Park is an ideal neighborhood park.
George Park is a small inland park in Vancouver, located at 500 E 63rd Avenue. With rolling hills, a collection of coniferous and deciduous trees, covered picnic areas, an off leash dog area and sports fields located on the grounds, George Park is an ideal neighborhood park.
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Photograph of a Riasat Ali Khan receiving an award at a community event.
Riasat Ali Khan was born in India, but his family shifted to Pakistan after independence. Khan immigrated to Canada in 1959, working in the correctional services. Khan was a prominent leader of the Pakistani-Canadian community in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Khan was the founder of the Pakistan-Canada Association, which opened the first mosque in 1963, the Al Jamia Masjid in Vancouver, B.C. He served as the head of the B.C. Immigrant Services Society. Khan was also a board member of the B.C. Cancer Society and a delegate to the Committee for Racial Justice.
Riasat Ali Khan was born in India, but his family shifted to Pakistan after independence. Khan immigrated to Canada in 1959, working in the correctional services. Khan was a prominent leader of the Pakistani-Canadian community in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Khan was the founder of the Pakistan-Canada Association, which opened the first mosque in 1963, the Al Jamia Masjid in Vancouver, B.C. He served as the head of the B.C. Immigrant Services Society. Khan was also a board member of the B.C. Cancer Society and a delegate to the Committee for Racial Justice.
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Photograph of a Riasat Ali Khan holding an award at a community event.
Riasat Ali Khan was born in India, but his family shifted to Pakistan after independence. Khan immigrated to Canada in 1959, working in the correctional services. Khan was a prominent leader of the Pakistani-Canadian community in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Khan was the founder of the Pakistan-Canada Association, which opened the first mosque in 1963, the Al Jamia Masjid in Vancouver, B.C. He served as the head of the B.C. Immigrant Services Society. Khan was also a board member of the B.C. Cancer Society and a delegate to the Committee for Racial Justice.
Riasat Ali Khan was born in India, but his family shifted to Pakistan after independence. Khan immigrated to Canada in 1959, working in the correctional services. Khan was a prominent leader of the Pakistani-Canadian community in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Khan was the founder of the Pakistan-Canada Association, which opened the first mosque in 1963, the Al Jamia Masjid in Vancouver, B.C. He served as the head of the B.C. Immigrant Services Society. Khan was also a board member of the B.C. Cancer Society and a delegate to the Committee for Racial Justice.
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Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of a Riasat Ali Khan receiving an award at a community event.
Riasat Ali Khan was born in India, but his family shifted to Pakistan after independence. Khan immigrated to Canada in 1959, working in the correctional services. Khan was a prominent leader of the Pakistani-Canadian community in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Khan was the founder of the Pakistan-Canada Association, which opened the first mosque in 1963, the Al Jamia Masjid in Vancouver, B.C. He served as the head of the B.C. Immigrant Services Society. Khan was also a board member of the B.C. Cancer Society and a delegate to the Committee for Racial Justice.
Riasat Ali Khan was born in India, but his family shifted to Pakistan after independence. Khan immigrated to Canada in 1959, working in the correctional services. Khan was a prominent leader of the Pakistani-Canadian community in Vancouver, British Columbia (B.C.). Khan was the founder of the Pakistan-Canada Association, which opened the first mosque in 1963, the Al Jamia Masjid in Vancouver, B.C. He served as the head of the B.C. Immigrant Services Society. Khan was also a board member of the B.C. Cancer Society and a delegate to the Committee for Racial Justice.
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Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals at a community event.
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Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals in a park, participating in a race[?].
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Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals in a park, participating in a race[?].
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Creator: Bodalia, Chandra
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Photograph of a group of unidentified individuals in a park.
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Photograph of a painting at a community event.