Upcoming Events

the seminar will illustrate the translations’ collective authorship, rich paratexts, creativity, and the “periodicity” which differs from translations published in the book form variously.

Focusing on anti-government protests that have periodically broken out in Hong Kong, Dan Tsang, an advocate of preserving protest literature and artifacts, reviews the state of archival preservation of such protests within Hong Kong and in the diaspora.

This talk sketches three intellectual approaches to developing Hong Kong Studies as a globally relevant and significant field of knowledge.

Presented by Mandy Ka-yee Tam (譚嘉儀)

本次大奖赛由加拿大多伦多大学图书馆(the University of Toronto Libraries)及中国工笔画学会(China Hue Art Association)主办，伍隽雄广告集团(the Justin Poy Agency)承办

This is an international virtual art exhibit and competition sponsored by the University of Toronto Libraries and the China Hue Art Association, organized by the Justin Poy Agency.

The Multi Voices One heart (MVOH) Anti-COVID-19 Cantonese Opera Benefit Concert will be hosting a live stream around the world on May 23 and 24 (HK time)

This symposium will shed light on the importance of Hong Kong’s colonial history and sociopolitical conditions for the development of Hong Kong cinema.

Light refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP by emailing events.rclchkl@utoronto.ca or by calling 416-946-8978. 

This event will be presented in Cantonese. Light refreshments will be provided.  Please RSVP by emailing events.rclchkl@utoronto.ca or by calling 416-946-8978. 

We invite you to come visit our book display with a focus on Hong Kong marine species, internationally significant wetland, marine conservation, and the fishing industry from a historical lens.

Three renowned Cantonese Opera artists will discuss the history of Cantonese Opera in Toronto, Hong Kong and Guangzhou. This seminar will be presented in Cantonese.

This talk will discuss the connections between Canada and Hong Kong’s music cultures.

How WeChat changed the world

A Woman in Between: Searching for Dr. Victoria Chung finally brings together the complex and intriguing story of Dr. Victoria Chung, the first Asian Canadian, man or woman, to earn a medical degree in Canada.