As we gallop into the Year of the Horse, a symbol of energy, courage, and forward motion, we’ve hand-picked gifts that blend tradition with modern style. This year’s guide features items that are culturally meaningful, alongside brands that have embraced heritage through special Lunar New Year collections. From thoughtful keepsakes for loved ones to stylish accents for the home and playful treats for children, each piece celebrates culture, honours tradition, and adds a little extra joy to the year ahead.

The 2026 Signature Event Silent Auction is now live! Whether you’re attending the Signature Event or joining us in spirit from afar, everyone is welcome to place a bid. Discover an exciting selection of prizes, including luxurious hotel stays, access to captivating performances, exclusive hospitality packages, art collectibles, beauty and fashion items, and exceptional culinary experiences.

Proceeds from the Silent Auction will support the Fête Chinoise Cultural Foundation, Chinese Canadian Museum (Vancouver), and the Scarborough Health Network Birchmount Tower.

Today marks the final day of Ming Pao Canada's daily newspaper. After decades of serving and delivering news in Chinese to the community, Canada's last Chinese-language newspaper has decided to shut down, with the company officially ceasing operations by the end of this month.

As a publication that is produced both in print and digitally, we recognise the enduring and distinguished value of print form, and believe our work can serve as a keepsake for future generations. The closure of Ming Pao has prompted us to reflect on the significance of printed media in today’s digital age.

Choosing an auspicious wedding date is important, as it can contribute to a smooth and peaceful start to your marriage. While some may view this as a cultural practice, it is believed by many that selecting the right date can set a positive tone for the future.

My First of May will warm audiences’ hearts this New Year with its North American premiere on January 16. Written and directed by rising filmmaker James Hung, the film is a tender, realistic portrayal of a father-daughter relationship, the pursuit of dreams, and the resilience needed to face life’s challenges. Spanning three generations, the story delicately explores the bonds of family and the preciousness of every moment.

Toronto-based home cook Veronica Wu takes the crown in MasterChef Canada Season 8, impressing judges Mary Berg, Hugh Acheson, and Craig Wong with her bold, Chinese-inspired dishes. In this exclusive Q&A, Veronica reflects on her journey through MasterChef Canada Season 8 and the challenges of the finale.