Living between two worlds: a growing number of 'astronauts' commute between Canada and Asia

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Many Chinese Canadians travel frequently to Asia on business, and some spend the majority of their time away from home. This 'astronaut' lifestyle often puts stresses on family life. About 80,000 Chinese Canadians live at least part of the time in Hong Kong, but that may change after 1997.

International business enterprises, Multinational corporations

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Pulling together: Canada's Chinese celebrate the promise of a better life

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A Chinese immigrant to Canada who is now the lieutenant-governor of British Columbia urges other immigrants to fully integrate into Canadian society. He believes some of the keys to achieving true diversity are: acceptance, belonging and contribution.

Race relations, Multiculturalism

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Life out of the fishbowl: Chinese stars find privacy and new roles in Canada

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Many high-profile Chinese actors and celebrities have settled in Canada and set up business ventures. Most make the transition easily, but a few have had a hard time adjusting. The stars include Chan Sek Shou, Elly Leung and Annabelle Louie.

Celebrities

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