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The Canada China Business Council (CCBC) is the country’s Canada-China bilateral trade and investment facilitator, catalyst and advocate, bringing more than three decades of experience and business relationship building to its members. A private, not-for-profit business association, CCBC is dedicated to building its members’ business success in China and Canada by offering unmatched business service and support. From direct operational support in China to trade and investment advocacy on its members’ behalf, CCBC is a vital resource in enhancing Canada-China bilateral trade and investment and in building prosperity for Canadians through enhanced Sino-Canadian business. Read More...                

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4th Canada China Business Forum/Gala Banquet with Stephen Harper and HU Jintao

 

CCBC President Peter Harder shakes hands with Chinese President HU Jintao as Prime Minister Stephen Harper looks on. In his speech in Ottawa June 24, President HU said“ ...the CCBC and all of you present have made active contributions to deepening mutual understanding and friendship between our two peoples and pushing forward relations between our two countries. I wish to extend my heartfelt appreciation to you...”.

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Expo Guide

CCBC has collected some useful information on the 2010 Shanghai Expo to assist your visit to the Expo Zone.

Shanghai Expo Guide (General)
Shanghai Expo Guide (Transportation)
Shanghai Expo Guide (Tickets)

For more information, please contact CCBC Shanghai Office.

Upcoming Events

DateTitleLocation
September 18, 2010 The 23rd Annual Canadian Charity Ball Beijing 北京
October 13, 2010 CCBC Business Excellence Awards Beijing 北京
October 13, 2010 CCBC AGM Banquet in Beijing Beijing 北京
October 15, 2010 2nd Canadian Financial Forum in Shanghai Shanghai 上海

Other Events of Interest
Non-CCBC events which may be of interest to members. CCBC does not play a role in organizing or speaking at these events.

Membership

We welcome Marathon PGM Corporation as our new member. Learn more...

China Daily News

Subscribe to CCBC's China Daily News, a thoughtful collection of news from around of the world.

 

CCBC News

Sask Premier thanks CCBC for New West Partnership Gala in BJ May 19 - July 21, 2010; Read more
CCBC Executive Director Elected Independent Director of ICBC Bank Canada - July 8, 2010; Read more
Update on CCBC Beijing Chapter’s application to convert to Chamber of Commerce - July 8, 2010; Read more
Chinese President Hu Jintao's recent visit to Canada signals renewe momentum for bilateral relations - July 5, 2010; Read more
Speech by President Hu Jintao at the Banquet Hosted by Prime Minister Stephen Harper - July 2, 2010; Read more
New trade goals set in Hu's official visit - June 25, 2010; Read more
Prime Minister Harper's address at the 4th Canada China Business Forum on June 24, 2010 - June 25, 2010; Read more
CCBC co-hosts Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President HU Jintao at a banquet in Ottawa - June 24, 2010;
CCBC President Peter Harder Chair’s Top-Level Pre-G20 ‘Civil Society’ Leaders Meeting - June 14, 2010; Read more
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CCBC in the Media

Speakers at 4th CCBF report "positive shifts in intellectual property protection" - June 29, 2010; Read more
CCBC President Peter Harder plays key role in BNN's G20 coverage over the weekend - June 28, 2010;
4th Canada-China Business Forum news release - June 24, 2010; Read more
CCBC tells Xinhua that Canada's SMEs are making strides in Chinese market - June 10, 2010; Read more
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Reports and Research

Canada-China: Buidling a Strong Economic Partnership

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce has released a new study on challenges for government and policy makers to enhancing Canada-China trade and investment.  CCBC is a sponsor of the study and we encourage members to read the study and to discuss it with their Members of Parliament, MPPs/MLAs and municipal government officials. Read more.