Major Jay Manimtim knows firsthand what foreign aid can do for the people of his homeland
For seventeen Tibetan exiles, Christmas this year means commencing a new life within Canada
A record number of Filipino caregivers in Canada are expected to become permanent residents by 2014
Volunteers are making a difference in the central Philippines, after Typhoon Haiyan slammed into the region a week ago
Stephen Harper has announced additional support for emergency relief activities in the Philippines
Irene Icao is strugglig to come to grips with the death of her five children at the hands of Typhoon Yolanda
Harbinder Singh Sewak was recently awarded a top media prize at the World Sikh awards
Canadian enthusiasm for engaging Asia is decreasing and our concerns about China in particular are increasing
Filipinos seeking to study in Canada got to explore education opportunities available to them in Manila recently
Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs, including some from Canada, are making a big push in Asia
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