‘None Came Back’ exhibit preserves lost chapter of Chemainus history

Richard Yano stood alongside his granddaughters Saturday as they helped cut the ribbon on None Came Back, a new exhibition at the Chemainus Valley Museum preserving the stories of the town’s Japanese Canadian community.For Yano, whose family’s history is featured prominently in the exhibition, the moment was both deeply personal and long overdue.The Chemainus Valley Museum officially opened None Came Back on Saturday, documenting the lives of more than 300 Japanese Canadian residents