Eva Chin: In a Shifting Culinary Landscape 錢樺溶:「味」力

Born into a family of mixed Asian heritage (her mother is Samoan-Hawaiian, and her father Singaporean-Chinese), Eva Chin was raised on her grandmother’s farm in Kahuku, Hawaii. Growing up, she learned how to harvest vegetables, fish and prepare seafood. She also became familiar with a variety of cuisines and cooking styles, from Thai to Portuguesae to Japanese. But becoming a chef wasn’t a given. 

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Serious About Comedy: Andrew Phung 認真演喜劇

“Going to do a stir-fry later with chicken!” says the fella who is one of the most pervasive comic celebrities in Canada. We are 40 minutes into a conversation about his life and his work — how he rose to prominence with his role on the hit Canadian sitcom Kims Convenience, and his new venture as master of his own CBC show, Run the Burbs — but his focus is now all on his dinner? He is a jokester after all.

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Stay Curious: Bernice Liu's Lifelong Journey of Wine and Beyond

We were honoured to host Bernice Liu at our Toronto Signature Event on February 3rd, 2024. Bernice, a beloved Canadian actor, has captivated audiences not only through her on-screen performances but also through her remarkable journey as a winemaker and cultural ambassador. Having previously graced the pages of Edition 7 of Fête Chinoise, it was a pleasure to catch up with Bernice once again and delve into her diverse career and profound insights.

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Engage in the Joy of Giving Back: Vancouver's Silent Auction is Live

The Vancouver Silent Auction site is now live! Explore various categories showcasing generous donations from our valued donors. Engage in bidding for your favourite items, supporting a great cause, and discovering an array of distinctive goods and exclusive experiences, ranging from home decor to fashionable apparel and accessories

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Time Still Turns the Pages: Moving Forward with Loving Remembrance《年少日記》

The film has earned recognition at the 60th Golden Horse Awards for Best New Director and the Audience Choice Award, and its box office has just hit HKD 26 million in Hong Kong. It tackles the sensitive issues of student suicides in Hong Kong and prevailing family traumas. “Time Still Turns the Pages” is a deeply resonant work exploring family, trauma, and mental health.

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