BBC News - Canada Direct

25 May 2012Last updated at 15:12

Canada prepares for an Asian futureThe influx of Asian immigrants to Canada is creating new opportunities for the country

Your pictures: CanadaReaders' photos on the theme of Canada - from syrup to eagles

Fans of Green GablesWhy tourists are beating a path to the home of a literary favourite

Quebec's student rebelGabriel Nadeau-Dubois, the face of the province's student riot, wants to prove he means business

In pictures: Vancouver's ChinatownThe Pacific Rim port has the highest Chinese population of any city in Canada

Bubble trouble?Fears a decade-long housing boom may be about to end

Montreal: One Square Mile of CanadaThe biggest city in French-speaking Quebec, Montreal has a distinctly European flavour

New found spiritCanadians once made a joke of Newfoundland, but tourists now flock there

The oil boom debateThe BBC's Katty Kay discusses oil's pros and cons with a panel of experts

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