📜 Monument in Toronto dedicated to Chinese railway workers, commemorating the sacrifice and contribution of 17,000 Chinese laborers who built Canada's first transcontinental railway. 🔍 Erected in 1989, it honors these workers, many of whom died during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. # Why Go 🇨🇦 Learn about a crucial part of Canadian history 🙏 Pay homage to workers who died building the railway 🎨 Admire the sculpture designed by Eldon Garnet and Franicis LeBouthillier ✊ Symbol of worker's rights in Canada 🗿 Features a sculpture with boulders from the Canadian Rockies 🚶 Easy access near Rogers Centre and Toronto Railway Museum # Tips 🗓️ Annual rededication ceremony on July 1st (Canada Day). 📍 Located in North Linear Park, west of Rogers Centre.