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Dozens of English teachers deported from South Korea

Immigration officers have been raiding schools and have arrested Canadian teachers on suspicion of working illegally.

Marriage turns to murder for Vancouver man

Businessman Bachan Singh Kingra of Vancouver had four daughters but he always yearned for a son to be the heir to his estate.

Soldier dressed to kill

She studied Histology, dabbled in journalism and fought in the frontlines of the Croatian army during her country‘s war of independence.

Sex and dealing with culture clash

Certified Clinical Sexologist Faizal Sahukhan who will be leading a Seminar for multicultural communities in Vancouver on Nov 15.

Canadian researcher on the trail of a giant ape

A researcher from McMaster University is in Thailand to wrap up his research proving that a gigantic ape co-existed with early humans.

Beauty and the Bandit

Abu Salem, the South Asian underworld kingpin and his failed Bollywood starlet wife Monica Bedi used fake identities to enter Canada to park his loot, Indian investigators believe.

'Inspiring Business' Portal Opens

The Inspiring Business Portal, the gateway to BC's Inspiration 2005 "Entrepreneur of the Year Awards." officially opens.

Wild birds of Canada and Taiwan have their day

Portuguese sailors in the 16th Century called the island of Taiwan 'Ilha Formosa', Beautiful Island.More

US war on terror linked to worsening human rights

A dirty little war is being waged in the Philippines, a global campaign against terrorism is wrecking havoc on the lives of thousands of Filipinos.More

Asia hunts sex tourists

Canadians are among those who are being tracked as Asia crackdowns on sex-tourism, a multi-million dollar sex-tourism industry.More

Editorial: Has Canada's legal system been corrupted by China?

A sure sign of moral hypocrisy is to do one thing for your friends and then quite the opposite for others.More

Bangladeshi blunder jails Canadian

A Canadian man who returned home to Bangladesh was arrested after mistakenly thought to be a key suspect in the murder of the president.More

Editorial: Guess Hu's coming to town?

Come September, hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars will be spent to protect and serve China's president, Hu Jintao.More

Canadian giant in the foothills of the Himalayas

Armed with music to fight poverty and illiteracy, Canadian Jesuit Father McGuire took to the Himalayas to help India's poorest.More

Toronto's sizzling sari strippers

According to Indian media, Toronto is hot for a new kind of burlesque dancer: 'the sari stripper'. The number of girls involved exceeds hundreds.More

Dalian hunts for talent in Canada

Competing to be the IT outsourcing centre in China, Dalian has started a worldwide talent hunt for software professionals.More

Vietnam's pop idol gets Canada award

Vietnamese pop star Dam Vinh Hung has been named winner of the 2005 Maple Leaf Artist of the Year Award for his efforts to promote friendship between Vietnam and Canada.More

Searching for the lost treasure of Yamashita

Rumors of secret maps, symbols carved in rocks and booby-trapped underground chambers filled with looted gold have lured treasure hunters to the Philippines for decades.More

Martin urged to junk Arroyo but Ottawa cool to petition

Leftist groups in the Filipino--Canadian community across Canada have called on Prime Minister Paul Martin to withdraw his government's support.More

60th Anniversary of Independence for Indonesia

Indonesia celebrates 60 years of independence on the 17th of August this year, and with it, the richness of its cultural diversity.More