Écoutez l’extrait de l’émission Tout terrain : Des robots pour soigner les personnes âgées

The Cambodia-Thailand relationship has deteriorated since a border clash broke out on May 28 and has led to the death of one Cambodian soldier.

As the excitement of the G7 in Kananaskis fades, it’s worth reflecting on where the strained but important Canada–India relationship may go from here.

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The Asian Development Bank has estimated developing Asia would need over US$26 trillion in infrastructure investment from 2016-30, or US$1.7 trillion per year. Pressure is increasing for that infrastructure to be sustainable and green. Smart and purposeful contributions from institutional investors as well as technology and service providers are required to deliver results. This CIAC2025 session explores the areas of infrastructure need and how companies and institutions in Asia and Canada are responding to the sustainable infrastructure opportunities in Asia. Featuring: • Anbumozhi Venkatachalam, Director of Research Strategy and Innovations, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) (Indonesia; Lead Panellist) • Samantha Hill, Head of Sustainability Integration, CPP Investments (Canada) • Devin Chan, Deputy Executive Director, Infrastructure Asia (Singapore) • Suzanne Gaboury, Director General, Private Sector Operations, Asian Development Bank (Philippines) • Lori Kerr, CEO, FinDev Canada (Canada) Recorded at the Canada-in-Asia Conference 2025 on February 21, 2025. / La Banque asiatique de développement estime que le développement en Asie nécessitera plus de 26 trillions de dollars américains d'investissements en infrastructures entre 2016 et 2030, soit 1,7 trillion de dollars américains par an. La pression s'intensifie pour que ces infrastructures soient durables et vertes. Des contributions intelligentes et ciblées de la part des investisseurs institutionnels ainsi que des fournisseurs de technologies et de services sont nécessaires pour atteindre les résultats escomptés. Cette session de CCEA2025 examine des infrastructures secteurs prioritaires et comment les entreprises et institutions au Canada et en Asie peuvent-elles répondent aux opportunités d'infrastructures durables en Asie ? En vedette : • Anbumozhi Venkatachalam, Directeur de la recherche, Institut de recherche économique pour l’ANASE et l’Asie de l’Est (Indonésie ; Panéliste principal) • Samantha Hill, Chef, Intégration du développement durable, Investissements RPC (Canada) • Devin Chan, Directeur général adjoint, Infractructure Asia (Singapour) • Suzanne Gaboury, Directrice générale du département des opérations, Banque asiatique de développement (Philippines) • Lori Kerr, PDG, FinDev Canada (Canada) Enregistré lors de la conférence Canada-in-Asia 2025, le 21 février 2025.

The US pull back from its liberal-minded engagements in China poses new challenge for Canada: how to curb Beijing’s foreign interference without US support.

Every assumption we’ve made about Canada’s place in the world over the past 80 years is open to question. We can no longer rely on others to safeguard our

Our hearts go out to the Filipino-Canadian community and all those in Vancouver and beyond touched by the terrible tragedy at the Lapu Lapu Day festival.

The US pull back from its liberal-minded engagements in China poses new challenge for Canada: how to curb Beijing’s foreign interference without US support.

Depuis que le gouvernement canadien soupçonne l’Inde d’avoir été impliquée dans l’assassinat d’un Canadien de religion sikhe en Colombie-Britannique en 2023, les relations entre les deux pays sont, au...

India enters 2025 with elements of continuity and change. Prime Minister Narendra Modi leads a new coalition government in New Delhi.

Malaysia faces two major challenges as ASEAN's 2025 Chair: the civil conflict in Myanmar and China’s increasingly assertive actions in the South China Sea.

A review of Canada's performance as the CPTPP's commission chair for 2024 by APF Canada Distinguished Fellow Hugh Stephens

Media responses from APF Canada's executives and research team members to ongoing issues and events in Asia that impact Canada and Canadians.

Canada’s post-secondary education system is facing a financial and enrolment crisis. Australia faces a similar set of challenges.