Canadians moving back to families' native countries
 
By CARMEN CHAI, Postmedia News March 12, 2011

In 1911, Joanna Wong's grandfather left behind his home and family in South China to board a steam ship for Canada. His small village had selected him as the best candidate to send to the thriving North American country, where he'd work to send money back to his relatives.....
So it's ironic, a century later, that 30-year-old Wong, a third-generation Canadian, has moved to China, where she says young Asian-Canadians and Americans are now seeking better jobs and higher salaries.

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