From watching Yeoh’s movies with her mom to creating a doll in her likeness, here’s how Elenor Mak got her Michelle Yeoh doll into the hands of its namesake.

In the docuseries, succession isn’t just about business, but identity, expectation and what it means to move forward.

“Lunar New Year marks a reset. When we truly listen — one note at a time — we are fully in the present moment.”

The one-night only event served as a lead-up to the restaurant’s much-anticipated re-opening.

This year’s event will benefit the Chinese Canadian Museum (Vancouver) and the Scarborough Health Network.

The supermarket chain is hosting these parties around North America.

Where to shop Asian-owned brands for the holidays.

From fashion and beauty to lifestyle and food, here are the Asian Canadian brands you need to know.

Canada’s largest pan-Asian film festival runs November 5-15, with events across downtown Toronto, and November 10-23 online across Canada.

These picks range from intimate dramas to sweeping epics, each reshaping how we see the world in their own way.

From Olympic uniforms to Hollywood red carpets, the Filipino designer’s return to Toronto highlights how fashion can remain defined by both culture and community.

From the highly-anticipated film from Park Chan-wook to an adaptation of a Kazuo Ishiguro novel to a number of independently-made Asian Canadian films, there’s so much to see at this year’s TIFF.

How an unexpected collaboration is preserving Asian heritage and queer culture.

This husband-wife duo is making soup kits packed with healthy Chinese ingredients.

“To carry your personal history with an open heart, no matter what happened before, is a transcendent experience.”

“I wanted to showcase that Asians were funny and our families are not the model minority and we’re not all put together.”

Ring in the Year of the Snake with these special Lunar New Year celebrations.

It’s the latest venture from Paris Jewellers owners Chau Lui and Trang Wong.

The festival runs from November 13th to the 24th.