What stays with people after they spend time in China? In Impress China, CCTVmedium invites guests from different backgrounds to share their firsthand experiences in their own words.
The series opens with former Canadian member of Parliament Jim Karygiannis. He first visited China in 1996 and recalls making 56 trips. In the first episode, he reflects on the people he met in rural villages and what he felt during a visit to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.
What stays with people after they spend time in China? In Impress China, CCTVmedium invites guests from different backgrounds to share their firsthand experiences in their own words.
The series opens with former Canadian member of Parliament Jim Karygiannis. He first visited China in 1996 and recalls making 56 trips. In the first episode, he reflects on the people he met in rural villages and what he felt during a visit to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.
Hong Kong entertainer Louis Yuen will bring his Laugh & Love Across Canada 2026 charity comedy concert tour to Markham on Nov. 6 and 7, with organizer Dream Entertainment Group planning a $7,000 donation to the Yee Hong Community Wellness Foundation.
What stays with people after they spend time in China? In Impress China, CCTVmedium invites guests from different backgrounds to share their firsthand experiences in their own words.
The series opens with former Canadian member of Parliament Jim Karygiannis. He first visited China in 1996 and recalls making 56 trips. In the first episode, he reflects on the people he met in rural villages and what he felt during a visit to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.
What stays with people after they spend time in China? In Impress China, CCTVmedium invites guests from different backgrounds to share their firsthand experiences in their own words.
The series opens with former Canadian member of Parliament Jim Karygiannis. He first visited China in 1996 and recalls making 56 trips. In the first episode, he reflects on the people he met in rural villages and what he felt during a visit to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.
What stays with people after they spend time in China? In Impress China, CCTVmedium invites guests from different backgrounds to share their firsthand experiences in their own words.
The series opens with former Canadian member of Parliament Jim Karygiannis. He first visited China in 1996 and recalls making 56 trips. In the first episode, he reflects on the people he met in rural villages and what he felt during a visit to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.
Hong Kong entertainer Louis Yuen will bring his Laugh & Love Across Canada 2026 charity comedy concert tour to Markham on Nov. 6 and 7, with organizer Dream Entertainment Group planning a $7,000 donation to the Yee Hong Community Wellness Foundation.
York Regional Police announced the launch of Project Fallback, a seasonal home break-in prevention initiative, in Vaughan on October 30. The campaign will increase neighbourhood patrols, crime prevention efforts and public safety awareness as daylight saving time comes to an end. Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca and Richmond Hill Mayor David West attended the announcement and addressed residents' concerns about community safety.
The Ontario government announced on October 30 that the removal of a section of bike lanes along Bloor Street West in Toronto's Etobicoke neighbourhood has been completed. The approximately 1.2-kilometre stretch between Clissold Road and Royal York Road has been restored to accommodate motor vehicle traffic in both directions.
The City of Toronto recently confirmed that civil wedding ceremonies at Toronto City Hall will be suspended starting in January 2027 due to major renovation and modernization work planned for the building. Couples who have already booked City Hall weddings for 2027 will be contacted by the city and assisted with alternative venue arrangements.
What stays with people after they spend time in China? In Impress China, CCTVmedium invites guests from different backgrounds to share their firsthand experiences in their own words.
The series opens with former Canadian member of Parliament Jim Karygiannis. He first visited China in 1996 and recalls making 56 trips. In the first episode, he reflects on the people he met in rural villages and what he felt during a visit to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall.
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