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'''Hughes Eng''', [[Order of Ontario|O. Ont]], is a community activist in the [[Chinese people|Chinese]] community in [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario, Canada]].<ref name = "CCCGT">[http://www.cccgt.org/F.cgi/(en)/directors/index.html Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto: Board of Directors 2010–2011]</ref><ref name = "alumni" >[http://www.ryerson.ca/alumni/alumniawardsnight/archive/2009/index.html#HEng 2009 Ryerson University Alumni Award Recipient]</ref> |
'''Hughes Eng''', [[Order of Ontario|O. Ont]], is a community activist in the [[Chinese people|Chinese]] community in [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario, Canada]].<ref name = "CCCGT">[http://www.cccgt.org/F.cgi/(en)/directors/index.html Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto: Board of Directors 2010–2011]</ref><ref name = "alumni" >[http://www.ryerson.ca/alumni/alumniawardsnight/archive/2009/index.html#HEng 2009 Ryerson University Alumni Award Recipient]</ref> |
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Eng immigrated to [[Canada]] from [[China]] during the period of the [[Chinese Immigration Act, 1923|Chinese Exclusion Act]], an experience that lead to his role in getting compensation from the [[Canadian]] government. After graduating from Ryerson (1959) with a degree in Printing Management,<ref name = "alumni" /> he worked at the University of Toronto Press for 28 years and retired in 1987.<ref name = "CCCGT" /> |
Eng immigrated to [[Canada]] from [[China]] during the period of the [[Chinese Immigration Act, 1923|Chinese Exclusion Act]], an experience that lead to his role in getting compensation from the [[Canadian]] government. After graduating from [[Ryerson University|Ryerson]] (1959) with a degree in Printing Management,<ref name = "alumni" /> he worked at the University of Toronto Press for 28 years and retired in 1987.<ref name = "CCCGT" /> |
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He has been Vice-Chair of the Board of the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (1991) <ref name = "CCCGT" /><ref name = "alumni" /> and Co-Chair of the National Congress of Chinese Canadians, as well as: |
He has been Vice-Chair of the Board of the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (1991) <ref name = "CCCGT" /><ref name = "alumni" /> and Co-Chair of the National Congress of Chinese Canadians, as well as: |
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Revision as of 18:05, 18 September 2013
Hughes Eng, O. Ont, is a community activist in the Chinese community in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.[1][2]
Eng immigrated to Canada from China during the period of the Chinese Exclusion Act, an experience that lead to his role in getting compensation from the Canadian government. After graduating from Ryerson (1959) with a degree in Printing Management,[2] he worked at the University of Toronto Press for 28 years and retired in 1987.[1]
He has been Vice-Chair of the Board of the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (1991) [1][2] and Co-Chair of the National Congress of Chinese Canadians, as well as:
- Vice-Chair of the Canadian Liver Foundation, 1989 to 1995 [2]
- Chair of the Confederation of the Toronto Chinese Canadian Organizations, 1994 to 1998 [1]
- Member of the Chinese-Canadian Advisory Committee under the Community Historical Recognition Program 2008–present [2]
In 2006 Eng was awarded the Order of Ontario for being the founding director of both the National Congress of Chinese and Chinavision (now Fairchild TV) and for providing decades of exemplary community service in Ontario.[3] He is the father of Ben (Toronto Police Service), Margaret, Rose and Robert, grandfather of David, Heather, Elizabeth, Claire and Neil and great-grandfather to Hudson and Claira, distant relative of Susan Eng.
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