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News and musings about the Chinese Canadian society and China-Canada relations from a newspaper editor. Included too are useful stats such as Vancouver and Toronto house prices, Chinese Canadian population, immigration levels, immigrants' income levels etc.

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

closing of civ

hello all after much contemplation I’ve decided to close this blog soon. this is due mainly to my health concern. if anyone is interested in inheriting the domain name pls let me know. it’s been a pleasure blogging on civ and I thank all readers for your support. best wishes No tags for this post. [

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

Korean woman humiliated by anti-Chinese slurs in Vegas

The following is a letter of complaint we received over the weekend. It reminds us of how racism against the Chinese in North America (especially when at a time so many US politicians are playing the anti-China card in the mid-term election). ————————————————– I am beginning to think that racism and

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

2/3 Canadian businesses are profittable in China: APF study

A new study released by the APF celebrating the “success” of Canadian businesses in China… Landmark Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada survey reveals more than three-quarters of Canadian businesses in China are profitable despite constraints to doing business A report released today reveals that 76%

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

[GB] Nobel Peace prize to Liu Xiaobo signals a push needed

Sid Tan (Chow Ming Fai) is national chairperson of the Chinese Canadian National Council and a founder of Head Tax Families Society of Canada and W2 Community Media Arts Society. To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB] Controversy abounds in the Norway-bas

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

[GB] The abrupt ending of the BC Rail corruption trial

Guest blogger: Gabriel Yiu, former BC NDP candidate for Vancouver Fraserview To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB] After dragging on for seven long years and over two provincial elections, just on the eve of the former finance minister Gary Collins’s tes

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

Sick leave

The owner of this blog is currently on sick leave. The owner apologizes for not being able to update this blog as often. Thank you. No tags for this post. Related posts No related posts.

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

CBC becomes Tory propaganda target, again

Here they come again. CBC should be proud of being THE target of Tory attack…. that means CBC is really doing what our tax dollar’s worth. Kudos to the CBC! On the other hand, we again see the dictatorial nature of this government. It reminds me of how the PRC government has been trying to [...]

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

Fadden confirms security minister has prior knowledge of his ‘China spies’ speech

In a letter to the parliament, CSIS boss Richard Fadden confirms he has clearance from the Tory cabinet before publicly talk about his infamous “spies” theory (previous stories here). Click the following link to read Fadden’s letter: Canadian Security Intelligence Service 2010-09-07 B Here’s a respo

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

[GB] Repealing birthright citizenship?

Guest blogger: Steven Meurrens （辛湉王） is an Immigration Associate at Larlee Rosenberg. To clearly stand out a guest blogger entry, all such headlines will begin with [GB] Steven Meurrens’s blog Those reading about the immigration debate raging in the United States over Arizona’s recent attempt at pas

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Chinese in Vancouver · 1Y ago

BCers spend less after HST: poll

Angus Reid poll – The recent implementation of the harmonized sales tax (HST) is affecting residents of two Canadian provinces in different ways, a new Angus Reid Public Opinion poll has found. The online survey of representative provincial samples of 804 Ontario and 803 British Columbia adults also

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