Chinese Canadian Museum opens major new exhibition ‘Momentum: Power and Identity in Sports’
The exhibition brings together artifacts, portraits, commissioned artwork, and multiple video installations to feature the impact of Chinese Canadian athletes in Canada’s sporting landscape.
An update to our admission
Since opening our doors in July 2023, the Chinese Canadian Museum has continued to grow alongside the communities we serve. As part of this continued growth, we will be introducing a modest update to our admission pricing beginning June 10, 2026.
Government of Canada invests in Chinese Canadian culture and heritage in Vancouver
Wade Grant, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, and Member of Parliament (Vancouver Quadra), announced $1.429 million in funding for the Chinese Canadian Museum.
A Lifetime of Heritage Work: Congratulations to Dr. Imogene Lim
The Chinese Canadian Museum is proud to congratulate Dr. Imogene Lim, a board member, on receiving the Outstanding Award in the Professional Achievement: Lifetime Achievement category at the 2026 Heritage BC Awards. Presented during an evening marking Heritage BC’s 45th…
David and Dorothy Lam Foundation extends commitment to the Chinese Canadian Museum
April 17, 2026 The Chinese Canadian Museum is excited to announce a renewed support by the David and Dorothy Lam Foundation, Founding Patron of the museum and now, its new Community Legacy & Learning Initiative Partner. This multi-year commitment will…
Across Generations and a Nation: Linda Wong’s Story
Written by Chinese Canadian Museum Founding Patron, Linda Wong. Like many of us, I have boxes of photos and documents collected by generations of family members. My hope in being a founding donor to the Chinese Canadian Museum is that the…
Chinese Canadian Museum announces upcoming exhibition ‘Momentum: Power and Identity in Sports’
Vancouver, B.C., February 25, 2026 — The Chinese Canadian Museum is thrilled to announce a forthcoming major new exhibition, Momentum: Power and Identity in Sports, opening June 10, 2026, to coincide with the kickoff of the world’s largest sporting event…
Chinese Canadian Museum’s Dream Factory Recognized with 2025 Canadian Museums Association Award for Outstanding Achievement: Exhibitions
Vancouver, B.C., February 5, 2026 — The Chinese Canadian Museum is proud to announce its feature exhibition Dream Factory: Cantopop Mandopop 1980s–2000 has been recognized with the 2025 Canadian Museums Association Award for Outstanding Achievement: Exhibitions, a national honour presented…
Chinese Canadian Museum Announced as Canadian Venue Awards Winner for Best Museum or Gallery Space
As part of a national recognition celebrating excellence in venue design, creativity, and guest experience, the Chinese Canadian Museum has been named the 2025 winner of the Canadian Venue Awards for Best Museum or Gallery Space. The Canadian Venue Awards…
A Year in Review: Take a look back at 2025
In 2025, the Chinese Canadian Museum came alive with new stories, new spaces, and new connections — celebrating a year of ambitious exhibitions, community collaborations, and meaningful milestones.
From Chinatown Roots to Lasting Legacy: Teresa Mew’s story
For Teresa Mew, the story of her family in Canada begins in 1899, when her grandfather arrived and settled in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
Burnaby Issues Formal Apology for Historic Discrimination Against People of Chinese Descent
On November 15, 2025, the City of Burnaby issued a formal apology for its historic discrimination against people of Chinese descent, acknowledging harmful policies enforced between 1892 and 1947.