Listen to this article: Editorial Note Although this article was published two years ago, the issues it emphasizes, including the challenges and opportunities for Chinese Canadian community participation in the democratic process, remain highly inspirational and informative. We encourage readers to continue to pay attention to and engage in similar discussions and actions to […]
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Canada has been endorsing illegal mass surveillance through new legislation by Midori Ogasawara WHETHER it is the adoption of spyware or the mass collection of personal information by major companies such as Google, Facebook and Microsoft, spying on Canadians is happening with the help of laws that support illegal mass surveillance, says University of Victoria
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Listen to the article For 50 years, starting in 1973, the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver has supported Chinese culture and heritage. Located in the Chinatown neighborhood of Vancouver, the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Vancouver has been telling the story of a community dedicated to cherishing its cultural roots and fostering togetherness.
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Listen to this article: The Chinese Cultural Centre Chinese School of Greater Vancouver was established in 1981. At our school, highly qualified teachers are employed and structured course materials are used. We are currently running over 300 classes, conducted in Cantonese or Mandarin. Our school offers different levels of Chinese courses, including preschool, kindergarten,
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Listen to the article On August 26th, the Chinese Language School of Cultural Centre hosted its annual summer meeting in Vancouver Chinatown. This gathering brought together almost 100 attendees, including teachers, students, parents, and volunteers. It also serves as a celebration of the end of the 2023 Chinese school summer camp. It started
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Featuring Guest Speakers: The Honourable Senator Woo Yuen Pau & Senator Salma Ataullahjan Join us for a roundtable discussion on Racial Discrimination, Islamophobia, and Sinophobia. This event seeks to bring together experts, advocates, and individuals passionate about championing equality, understanding, and justice. Meeting Link Our Keynote Speakers The Honourable Senator Yuen
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Donations to the Canadian Red Cross will be used for immediate and ongoing relief, recovery and resilience efforts in response to the fires in British Columbia. Donations may also be used for preparedness and risk reduction for future all-hazard disaster events within BC. Click Here to Donate !!! Credit : Katherine Stene /
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“A Global Web of Chinese Propaganda Leads to a US Tech Mogul,” the New York Times (8/5/23) announced on its front page. “The Times unraveled a financial network that stretches from Chicago to Shanghai and uses American nonprofits to push Chinese talking points worldwide,” read the subhead. This ostensibly major scoop ran more than 3,000 words and painted a
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For over ten years, CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) and other public security agencies have been targeting Chinese Canadian politicians and researchers as a fifth column for the People’s Republic of China. Some Canadian journalists rely heavily on CSIS in what amounts to a form of modern Sinophobia. This discussion, featuring Andrew Mitrovica, Midori Ogasawara
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The grand opening exhibit traces the exclusion of Chinese communities across the nation Canada’s first and only museum dedicated to Chinese-Canadian stories opened to the public. The Chinese Canadian Museum is housed in the oldest building in Vancouver’s Chinatown—the Wing Sang Building, built in 1889—and features the hidden history of Chinese communities in Canada, who
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