Possibly true. There was a huge influx of rich Chinese last decade who were investing in property, helped drive the real estate market up past where average person could still afford a mortgage. Foreign ownership laws weren't written to handle the market change and effects are still haunting home buyers.
Comparatively, I see way more East Indians throughout the lower mainland than ever before. Seems like they have almost entirely taken over the trucking industry, evidenced by trucks that don't get maintained, terribly lacking in skill, and doubtful they got their license legitimately. I drive for a living and note that as I go east the percentage of Caucasian increases, trucks in better repair, etc. Noticed in a trip to Cali last summer the same pattern in truck stops. Ever notice that gas stations run by East Indians typically have no paper in the pump printer, and the station is probably dirty and itself in poor condition? Their culture seems to be to only do the minimum amount of work required.
Semi-related, the East Indians are taking over in the world of the hospitality industry. Noting my above observation, hotel/motel standards are falling.
Indeed. Now if we could just get deep water ports on both ends of the country... every single commodity this nation produces needs that.