My name is Chin Nyong Lee but I go by Catherine Lee. Many people misunderstand my first name to be Chin and middle name to be Nyong but my first name is only complete when the two are together. I am a Senior Advisor on the investment attraction team, looking after the Asia market. I support Asian companies expanding to the Greater Toronto Region.

Torontonians and 905ers often boast about their multiculturalism, so in 2019, we took it upon ourselves to back up this claim with some facts. Now over four years – and some pretty world-changing events – later, we wanted to take

A recent report by Youthful Cities and RBC ranked Toronto the number one spot for young people to live and work. The Urban Work Index looks at a number of characteristics from 30 Canadian cities, including affordability, education and training,

On March 1st, at the end of Black History Month, unfortunately the conversations about amplifying Black voices and Black owned businesses often come to a halt. We spoke with Chris Strikes, CEO and Founder of Callowgrove Entertainment Inc. about his

Introduction My name is Laura Hernández, and I am an Economic Development Coordinator. I have been at Toronto Global for about ten months. My job involves developing and implementing initiatives with our municipal partners that enhance collaboration between Toronto Global