For the people who love Chinatown, a piece of this place only lives in memory. By Kathryn Mannie Chinatown’s steady decline as a hub of culture and economy in recent years comes as no surprise to people who know its history. Chinatown has always been under attack, ever since its formation. The only thing […]
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Cold War effect could slow the economy and weaken dialogue on crucial issues. by Don Pittis Canadian domestic politics have helped magnify the most recent dispute between Beijing and Ottawa into a full blown tit-for-tat expulsion of diplomats. While some experts who track relations between China and Canada play the spat down — one called
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This webinar is sponsored by: Asian American Scholar Forum Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC Asian American Academy of Science and Engineering APA Justice Brennan Center for Justice Keynote Speaker Ted W. Lieu Ted W. Lieu represents California’s 33rd Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives. Ted is serving
It is an easy strategy to transfer blame onto other nations when your own failures are so evident. Meanwhile, we stumble in the dark with unverified data leaked by the responsible Canadian agencies, seeking to transfer their own failures far from our shores. by Gar Pardy OTTAWA—The Canadian ship of state is leaking again,
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“I wish to congratulate the Chinese Freemasons of Canada on its 160th anniversary. In the 1800s, thousands of Chinese arrived in Canada to work on railroads, forestry and gold mines. They played a crucial role in Canada’s nation-building. Separated from their families, they worked under harsh conditions. In 1885 they built Ge Hing, now a
written by Michael Kaplan, Jim Axelrod, and Robert Legare The “China Initiative” was designed to tackle a top national security priority: identifying and prosecuting those responsible for China’s widespread theft of hundreds of billions of dollars a year in American trade secrets and intellectual property. The announcement Wednesday by the Biden administration to
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Organized By: Canada Shandong Chinese Business Association and the Canadian Performance & Recitation Art Society In recent days, Richmond, BC, and Qingdao, Shandong Province, China, marked the 15th anniversary of their status as Friendship Cities with a grand celebration. The event was a spectacular and well-attended affair featuring diverse cultural performances. The festivities occurred
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pEUiVbh3MI Senator Ravalia gave a speech in support of Senator Woo’s inquiry calling the attention of the Senate to the one-hundredth anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act, the contributions that Chinese Canadians have made to our country and the need to combat contemporary forms of exclusion and discrimination faced by Canadians of Asian descent. Dr.
In the recent media frenzy, Canada has been portrayed as the victim of foreign countries trampling on its sovereignty. It is not clear whether the Trudeau government is fully in control of its national security apparatus or is a hostage to hardliners within it. written by Richard Desjardins Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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Forty years ago, on my first day of law, I was sitting in a discussion circle with classmates, and we were asking ourselves why we were in law. Some talked about wanting to make lots of money. Some wanted to change the world. And some wanted to be famous as trial lawyers or counsel in
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