 What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Canada? Is it a maple leaf, hockey or beaver? Besides those Canadian symbols, how well do you know Canada?
 The rise of Asia and Canada-Asia relations are no longer topics that only interest diplomats and investors.
 Around the world, we observe Remembrance Day on November 11th. On this day, we commemorate the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for our countries.
 While English and French remain the most dominant languages spoken in Canadian homes, linguistic diversity is growing across the country.
 As an immigrant, Canada Day has a special place in my heart. It brings out the pride of being a Canadian – from the sea of people dressed in red and white, maple leaf flags, to the national anthem.
8/23/2019 Trudeau and the China Experience Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a trek to China — his first official visit — last week, and closed out his Asia visit this week.
8/23/2019 Check us out on WeChat 2016 is the 4713th year in the Chinese calendar. Lichun (立春) traditionally signifies the first day of spring, which falls on February 4, 2016.
 Have you ever been in a Vancouver building and it’s missing the 4th and 13th floor? It’s not because the architect can’t do basic math. It’s because of superstition.
 There’s always a Chinese way of doing things — which can be good or bad. That goes for public relations too.
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