As Canada accelerates trade diversification and Vietnam aims to increase its export presence in the North American country, the Canada International Textile & Apparel Expo has become a key platform for Vietnamese garment and textile businesses to explore cooperation opportunities.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Canada recently hosted a ceremony marking the 80th National Day of Vietnam (September 2) and showcasing the country as a resilient and culturally rich nation through a special cultural performance.

As shifting tariff policies reshape global trade dynamics and force nations to diversify their markets to reduce dependence on a single destination, Vietnam's leather and footwear industry sought new opportunities at the Association of Footwear + Apparel (AFA) Canada expo held recently in Toronto.

Export Development Canada (EDC), Canada’s export credit agency, and VinaCapital, one of Vietnam’s leading investment management firms, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance trade and investment between the two countries.

VOV.VN - Vietnam continued their impressive run on August 9, defeating Canada to notch their third consecutive win and edge closer to securing a berth in the Round of 16 at the 2025 FIVB Women’s U21 World Championship.

VOV.VN - A multicultural event took place over the weekend in Toronto, one of Canada’s most vibrant cities, where the local Vietnamese community displayed the art of tea appreciation with a presentation of the Dan Nguyet tea table, an emblem of Vietnamese heritage and aesthetics, adding a unique cultural hue to this ethnically diverse city.

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s top female badminton player Nguyen Thuy Linh fell short of the Canada Open 2025 title after losing to Manami Suizu of Japan (world No. 35) in the women’s singles final on July 7.

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).