On August 29, Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ontario, marked the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a commemorative celebration. Nearly 100 guests from Canada and China, including representatives from Hebei Province, members of the Bethune family, local government officials, medical and academic professionals, and community representatives, gathered in Norman Bethune’s hometown to commemorate his legacy and reflect on the memorial site’s half-century history. The event was jointly organized by the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto and Bethune Memorial House. Parks Canada officially lists the site as Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site and marked August 29 as its 50th anniversary celebration.
On August 29, Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ontario, marked the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a commemorative celebration. Nearly 100 guests from Canada and China, including representatives from Hebei Province, members of the Bethune family, local government officials, medical and academic professionals, and community representatives, gathered in Norman Bethune’s hometown to commemorate his legacy and reflect on the memorial site’s half-century history. The event was jointly organized by the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto and Bethune Memorial House. Parks Canada officially lists the site as Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site and marked August 29 as its 50th anniversary celebration.
TORONTO, August 25, 2026 – Maria Saras-Voutsinas, Executive Director of the National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada, recently said affordability, community safety...
On August 29, Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ontario, marked the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a commemorative celebration. Nearly 100 guests from Canada and China, including representatives from Hebei Province, members of the Bethune family, local government officials, medical and academic professionals, and community representatives, gathered in Norman Bethune’s hometown to commemorate his legacy and reflect on the memorial site’s half-century history. The event was jointly organized by the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto and Bethune Memorial House. Parks Canada officially lists the site as Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site and marked August 29 as its 50th anniversary celebration.
On August 29, Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ontario, marked the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a commemorative celebration. Nearly 100 guests from Canada and China, including representatives from Hebei Province, members of the Bethune family, local government officials, medical and academic professionals, and community representatives, gathered in Norman Bethune’s hometown to commemorate his legacy and reflect on the memorial site’s half-century history. The event was jointly organized by the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto and Bethune Memorial House. Parks Canada officially lists the site as Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site and marked August 29 as its 50th anniversary celebration.
On August 29, Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ontario, marked the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a commemorative celebration. Nearly 100 guests from Canada and China, including representatives from Hebei Province, members of the Bethune family, local government officials, medical and academic professionals, and community representatives, gathered in Norman Bethune’s hometown to commemorate his legacy and reflect on the memorial site’s half-century history. The event was jointly organized by the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto and Bethune Memorial House. Parks Canada officially lists the site as Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site and marked August 29 as its 50th anniversary celebration.
TORONTO, August 25, 2026 – Maria Saras-Voutsinas, Executive Director of the National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada, recently said affordability, community safety...
The Toronto International Film Festival announced the final group of 2026 TIFF Tribute Awards honourees on August 25. Chinese actor and producer Fan Bingbing will receive the TIFF Special Tribute Award and will come to Toronto during this year’s festival with her new film, Diary of a Mad Old Man.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow announced on August 20 that the Scarborough Busway will officially open on September 30, more than six months ahead of the original schedule. Once in service, the busway is expected to further shorten transit travel times for Scarborough residents travelling between Kennedy and Ellesmere.
On August 29, Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site in Gravenhurst, Ontario, marked the 50th anniversary of its official opening with a commemorative celebration. Nearly 100 guests from Canada and China, including representatives from Hebei Province, members of the Bethune family, local government officials, medical and academic professionals, and community representatives, gathered in Norman Bethune’s hometown to commemorate his legacy and reflect on the memorial site’s half-century history. The event was jointly organized by the Consulate-General of the People’s Republic of China in Toronto and Bethune Memorial House. Parks Canada officially lists the site as Bethune Memorial House National Historic Site and marked August 29 as its 50th anniversary celebration.
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