Events

Connexion internationale de Montréal (CIMtl) invites you to its third wine talk on Wednesday, February 26, 2024, starting at 6 p.m. ET, where we'll discuss the growing issues of foreign interference in Canada, a topic of major concern in the current geopolitical context.

With rising international tensions, Canada has seen a rise in efforts to influence foreign actors, whether through disinformation, cyberattacks, or other forms of intervention.

Program:

• Overview of recent forms of interference
• Impact on democracy, citizens' rights and national security
• Actors' responsibilities and preventive measures
• Recommendations for reinforcing protection and preventing incidents
   

APF Canada's Research & Communications Consultant Alexandre Veilleux is a panellist at this event.

The Canadian Women’s International Network (CanWIN), presented by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, will be hosting the second annual CanWIN Global Summit (CGS): The Women’s Business Mission Series to Asia Capstone on March 28, 2025. 

This event will celebrate the successes of mission delegates, discuss the opportunities facilitated by APF Canada for in-market advantages, and explore paths forward for Canada to further diversify its export markets into the dynamic Indo-Pacific region.

CGS2025 will include engaging keynote speakers, panel discussions, a showcase of women entrepreneurs in our network, past delegates, and women business leaders from across Canada and Asia.

This event is exclusively open to CanWIN members, past mission delegates, and partners.

Air Canada is launching a new international destination with service from Vancouver (YVR) to Manila.  

The flight will begin April 2, 2025 with non-stop, year-round, 3 to 4-times weekly service. (Three times from April 2nd to April 30th and then four times a week) and will operate with Air Canada's Boeing 787-9. 

The service represents a strategic expansion of Air Canada's international network with the addition of non-stop flights between its Pacific hub at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in the Philippines.

It will be Air Canada's 12th route in its transpacific network from Vancouver, which includes Japan, South Korea, People's Republic of China, Hong Kong SAR, Thailand, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, leveraging Vancouver's geographic position as the closest major North American city to Asia.

Flights from Canada to Manila can be purchased starting December 5, 2024 on aircanada.com, through Air Canada's contact centres, and via travel agents.