Asia Pacific

Many firms wary of deeper involvement, but those that have committed are in for long haul

Doug Donaldson met with Chinese state-owned businesses in Shanghai and business giant in Japan

Pascal Lamy urges Canada to help counter digital dominance by U.S., China and EU

Views vary on immigration as a solution to the country’s skilled labour shortage

But Kenjiro Monji says the two need to develop a relationship that is deeper than trade

Canadians are aware of the country’s skilled-labour shortage and are generally supportive of using talent from Asia to fill the gap, according to an Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada report released today.

A minority government in Ottawa will likely increase concerns over doing business in a country where red tape and wait times for project approvals already generate considerable investor uncertainty.

One of the world’s largest bicycle makers is targeting Vancouver and the rest of Canada in its quest to expand its exports to North America through the advent of the burgeoning electric bike subsector.

Given B.C.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) and its teams take their social values everywhere they go around the world – even if they don’t engage on certain issues because officials “don’t know all the details” – a top team executive said in Vancouver