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Journalists under attack in Asia for doing their job

The biggest threat to Southeast Asian journalists’ safety and security is their workplace conditions

Dawson honoured at Jack Webster gala with Lifetime Achievement Award

Ultimately, they want nothing short of a transfer of democratic power to oligarchies of frantic enviro-zealots

Church and aid groups tied to communist terror

The Philippines’ armed forces have labeled 18 groups, some with links to Canada, as fronts for “communist terrorism”

Canada looking to Asia for international talent

Most Canadians view Asia as a source of innovation according to a recent survey Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada

University pays homage to Guru Nanak

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan this week laid the foundation stone for a university named after Baba Guru Nanak

Mega candle to glow in Surrey to honour Guru Nanak

A special event is scheduled to take place at Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib to celebrate the 550th birthday of Guru Nanak

Asian students on the rise in B.C. schools

British Columbia students in Grades 7–12 have become more diverse due to a variety of factors

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.