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Feng Bo was a teacher in Shanghai. Three years ago he left for Toronto. On April 9, he was found dead in his basement suite. More
Vietnam police investigating a high profile corruption case involving government officers in Hanoi have arrested a Canadian who is reputedly the head of an international criminal syndicate.
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Four out of 10 women in Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwanare now using a skin-whitening cream. More
“When I die, please bury me in Korean soil. Please take care of the boys and girls and the poor that I once cared for.”More
After a decade of self-imposed exile in Vancouver, Hong Kong starlet Vivian Chow returns to the limelight. More
Nabbing Cheng was no easy task - for over two decades, police in Canada, the U.S. and Hong Kong were tracking her human smuggling operations
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A shampoo ad in China claimed that it strengthened. A consumer asked the company to prove the claim in the court.
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Wang Suwei holds the purse strings in her family. Each month, her husband hands his salary to her.
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US grand jury indicts former Bank of China managers and their wives over a scheme to defraud the state-owned bank of US $485 million. More
Taiwan authorities are planning to work with Canada to dismantle a Vancouver-based drug trafficking ring they say was run by a language tutor from BC.More
Five college students will travel around the world by motorcycle to publicize Korea’s sovereignty over Dokdo later this year.
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Mayor Sam Sullivan declared Feb. 4, 2006 as the city’s "Hong Kong Cultural and Heritage Day."
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Professional wrestler Gail Kim, a Korean Canadian who signed onto Total Nonstop Action (TNA), will return to Seoul to greet her legion of South Korean fans.
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China’s millionaires like nothing better than a chauffeur driven Rolls Royce, but if they are getting behind the wheel themselves, it is the Bentley.
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She is the luckiest and most cursed child in Japan. A royal heir, yet destined, by having been born a girl, to be second best.
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As the Year of the Dog in Chinese lunar calendar beckons, the price for pet dogs in Shenzhen has increased by 30 percent.
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Thailand will push Burma "as hard as we can" to free Suu Kyi from house arrest, while also opening a new bridge across a river to link the two Southeast Asian nations.
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A growing number of Shanghai residents are hiring private detectives to investigate their future spouse before walking down the aisle, say Chinese media.
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Ms. Shen earns about C$1,000 a month. But she has chalked up some C$200,000 in debt by swiping her 10 credit and cash cards.
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Watching foreign movies clouds the mental and ideological health of the people. Foreign hairstyles and clothings are signs of the "utterly rotten bourgeois lifestyle".
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