Their community would originate in Jane and Finch, and as they diversified in profession and status, many relocated into other cities such as Vaughan, Newmarket, and Hamilton.
In 1999 McLellan wrote that "In Toronto most live in one area which is characterized by low income and subsidized housing.
[1] In 1981 the Cambodian Association opened with the help of grants given from the federal and provincial government.
As of 1999 McLellan wrote that historically older men have performed "much of the Buddhist involvement in Toronto" and that for Cambodian women in Toronto "new concepts of self-expression, service to their community, or leadership opportunities in Buddhist contexts have not been developed.
[5] As of 1999 Cambodian Buddhism cultural activities are held in school auditoriums and halls.