VOV.VN - At a Canada Day gathering in Ho Chi Minh City, officials have highlighted the steady growth of Vietnam–Canada relations and the strong people-to-people ties that continue to deepen cooperation across trade, education, and cultural exchange.

VOV.VN - Urbanization has often led to the loss of natural biodiversity. Even well-intentioned efforts to “green” open land can damage native ecosystems when done improperly. The long-term effort by Vietnamese Canadian scientist Dr. Dang Trung Phuoc to restore a natural sand dune in central Ottawa offers a compelling counterexample.

Vietnamese leaders on July 1 sent congratulatory messages to Canadian leaders on the occasion of Canada’s national day (Canada Day, July 1).

VOV.VN - To maximize the strength of overseas Vietnamese communities in the country’s development, particularly in science and technology, in line with Resolution 57 of the Party Central Committee, the Science and Technology Office of the Vietnamese Embassy in Canada has officially launched the Canadian Vietnamese Scholars and Experts Network (CVSE).

State President Luong Cuong hosted separate receptions in Hanoi on June 26 for the outgoing Canadian and Iranian ambassadors to Vietnam.

VOV.VN - The visit by Vietnam’s Ambassador to Prince Edward Island has highlighted the role of overseas communities in preserving national identity and fostering multicultural ties with Canada.

Despite North America’s ongoing supply chain disruptions and a decline in Canada’s imports from major partners amid trade tensions with the US, Vietnam’s exports to Canada continued to grow strongly in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, reaching nearly US$2 billion up over 13% year-on-year.

VOV.VN - All 10,000 seats along the Han River were filled to capacity on June 14 evening as spectators gathered to witness a dazzling fireworks display from Canada and China at the third competition night of the 2025 Da Nang International Fireworks Festival (DIFF 2025) themed The Path of Unity.

As Canada seeks to diversify its supply sources and reduce dependence on a single partner like the US, Vietnamese rice enterprises are presented with a golden opportunity to expand their share in this market.

Vietnam and Australia, the co-chairs of the OECD Southeast Asia Regional Programme (SEARP), handed over the programme’s leadership to Canada and the Philippines during the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting (MCM) 2025 that took place in Paris on June 3.