Category: News

CanCham Macao is once again partnering with the Four Seasons Hotel and The International School of Macao to host the annual Run of Hope charity event on Sunday, November 5. This is an important community event which raises funds for the Kiang Wu Hospital Cancer Department and the China Evangelize Fellowship Orphanage.

This year, the race is back at the Four Seasons Hotel. Participants can participate in the 5 km run or 3 km family walk. You can register for the event at The International School of Macao or the Four Seasons Hotel.  Registration details to follow shortly.

We encourage CanCham Macao members to participate and support this worthy cause!

More than 100 people came out to CanCham Macao’s Canada 150 celebration at The International School of Macao on Saturday, July 1st. Guests enjoyed a delicious BBQ, games, a fun photo booth, prizes and of course, a Canada 150 cake!

Many thanks to our corporate sponsors: Manulife, Paradise Entertainment Ltd., Four Seasons Hotel Macao and The International School of Macao.

Thank-you also to the volunteers who helped to make the event possible – what an amazing team.

Stay tuned for more CanCham Macao events coming up this fall!

CanCham Macao’s Summer BBQ is just around the corner! Join us in celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary of confederation on Saturday, July 1st from 12 noon to 3 pm at The International School of Macao (TIS).

The event will run rain or shine (we have an indoor venue at TIS in case of rain) and there will be free food for everyone: beef burgers, veggie burgers, hotdogs, salads, egg tarts, fresh fruit, and of course, a Canada 150 cake! There will also be beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) for sale. We are planning fun activities for people of all ages, including a Canadian themed photo booth. All who attend will be entered into a lucky draw for some outstanding prizes.

TIS is located on the campus of the Macau University of Science and Technology (Block K). We look forward to seeing you next Saturday!

As the world’s second-largest economy, China presents many new opportunities for increased trade in goods and services, and investment. To this end, The Government of Canada has started exploratory discussions on the potential of launching negotiations toward a free trade agreement (FTA).

The Government of Canada is asking the Canadian public and interested Canadian stakeholders to help define Canada’s interests in a possible FTA with China.