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ISIS regrouping for attacks in Asia: experts

Asia faces a resurgence of ISIS recruitment and potential jihadi terror attacks as a result of the chaos in northeastern Syria, regional terror experts have warned.

Festival of lights will radiate from Museum of Anthropology

For the first time in the rich history of UBC’s world renowned Museum of Anthropology, the Diwali festival of lights will radiate for the public to attend and celebrate.

Canada takes global centre stage with LNG plans

Natural gas is enjoying a renaissance around the world and Canada is taking centre stage to supply growing demand

First Asian-Canadian to win top Jack Webster award

Fabian Dawson was recently honoured for his lifetime achievements in the field of journalism 

Asian airlines named the cleanest in the world

Japan's ANA All Nippon Airways was named the cleanest airline in the world, as part of the Skytrax World Airline Awards

Scams plague foreign student visa programs

More than half the international students headed to undergrad programs in Canada were denied entry last year

Asia’s richest families are riding high

Asia’s 20 wealthiest clans are now worth more than $450 billion combined according to a recent report

New plan to diversify foreign student intake

Federal government wants to diversify where international students come from and where they study in Canada

Canada-Philippine deal to ensure labor rights

The Philippines Department of Labor and Employment is targeting to secure better job opportunities for overseas workers

Eco-group wants long-term solution on waste importation

Greenpeace Philippines has called on Congress to craft a law that would totally ban waste importation permanently

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