Ted Itani often said the single most important day of his life was Sept. 24, 1988 — the day Prime Minister Brian Mulroney apologized to him and to 22,000 other Japanese-Canadians. Read More
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'A role model of service,' Ted Itani, 81, died months after being hit by OC Transpo bus
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