Posted AT 5:18 AM EDT on 25/04/08
'Instead of dying, it's been given a second chance'
VANCOUVER — As a girl, Joy Nakayama would write from her family's miserable shack in the Alberta sugar beet fields to the new occupants of the comfortable Vancouver home seized from her family during the wartime internment of Japanese Canadians.
She begged the owners for a chance to get the house back. They never replied.
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