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Chinese Malls in Canada Experience Booming Business During Christmas
This year's Christmas in Canada coincided with a mild winter. With pleasant weather and glimpses of sunshine, many Chinese immigrants in Canada headed out early in the morning to dine at restaurants or visit Chinese shopping malls. According to Canadian media reports, while all major shopping centers and most Chinese supermarkets in the Greater Toronto Area were closed on Christmas Day, various Chinese malls were bustling with activity and crowded with people, making parking spaces extremely hard to find. …
Canada's Unique Christmas "Quirks"
Christmas is the grandest holiday in the West. Every year on December 25th, Western countries hold various celebrations to welcome the arrival of Christmas and the New Year. Friends who have just immigrated to Canada may not yet know that Canada has its own unique ways of celebrating Christmas, and these customs are specific to Canada.
Canadian Pacific Holiday Train Sets Off
Christmas means something different to every friend who has immigrated to Canada—it is a season of glittering Christmas trees, smiling Santa Clauses, stockings filled with surprises, and indulgence in holiday shopping... In the West, the true essence of Christmas is love. Whether it is bringing families together or filling society with care, this social holiday conveys the power of the collective, allowing everyone within the larger community to...
Chinese Canadians Prefer Online Christmas Shopping
According to surveys, 93% of Canadians research products online before making a purchase, and more than half use the internet to buy products or services. The period approaching Christmas is a peak shopping season. Both physical stores and online shops abroad offer genuine discounts, and many high-quality, affordable goods attract a large number of consumers. The latest assessment survey on Christmas shopping among Chinese Canadian consumers...
Top 10 E-commerce Trends in the Canadian Retail Industry for the Future
Canada is a very important market for many overseas e-commerce companies, as Canadians are enthusiastic about online shopping, including cross-border shopping. According to surveys, Canadians visit most websites of developed countries, with 93% conducting online research on products before making a purchase, and more than half utilizing the internet to buy products or services.
Canada's New Permanent Resident Card to Feature Enhanced Security Measures
For investors, immigrating to Canada is a crucial step toward entering the North American market. Canada is located in North America—the world's largest capital, technology, and talent market—and possesses state-of-the-art technology and the most modern management models. Furthermore, the province of Quebec is within the framework of the North American Free Trade Agreement, boasting well-developed transportation networks and connections to international metropolises such as New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto, and Chicago...
British Columbia, Canada Issues Panda Bonds in China for the First Time
In recent years, Chinese investors have increasingly turned their attention to overseas markets in search of business opportunities, with British Columbia (BC), Canada, being one of the key investment destinations. Today, British Columbia has attracted significant investment from China, primarily concentrated in sectors such as real estate, finance, and natural gas. Investors who have immigrated to Canada have made significant contributions to the economic development of British Columbia.
Toronto, Canada Hosts the 111th Annual Santa Claus Parade
Canada is one of the world's established immigration destinations and has long been favored by investors. With advantages such as a highly developed economy, comprehensive social welfare, and a business-friendly environment, Canada has become a top choice for investment immigration. More importantly, life in Canada is rich and diverse, a sentiment deeply felt and enjoyed by many who have successfully immigrated there.
Canada Restores Mandatory Census
The new Canadian government recently announced that it will restore the mandatory long-form census. "Our plan to build an open and fair government begins with restoring the long-form census," said Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, and Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, in Ottawa. "We are focused on evidence-based good governance."...
Canadian Prime Minister Takes Family Out for Halloween 'Trick-or-Treating'
October 31st is the famous Western holiday of Halloween. On this day, many people dress up in "costumes" and hold various celebrations on the streets or at home. Children follow another Halloween tradition: going door-to-door to ask for candy, with the threat of "trick or treat." Canada's new "sexy" Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, who remains young at heart, also took his family out to go trick-or-treating...
Outstanding Overseas Chinese Language Teachers in Canada Honored
On October 25 local time, at the 2015 "China Panda Cup" Student Video Creation Contest and Outstanding Overseas Chinese Language Teacher Awards ceremony held by the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto, certificates were presented to 27 local Chinese language teachers recognized by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council of China. The awards honor these teachers for their decades of dedication to the classroom, their commitment to educating students, and their tireless contributions to the cause of Chinese language education.
Apple Pay to Launch in the Canadian Market
Last year, Apple Inc. launched the NFC-based mobile payment system Apple Pay in the U.S. market with great ambition, and a year later, Apple Pay has gradually gained popularity. Reports have indicated that Apple Inc. may launch Apple Pay in the Canadian market this November.