Events

With the restoration of high commissioners and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's landmark visit to India signalling renewed purpose, the Canada-India relationship is entering a new chapter — and the direction is clear.

Indiaspora invites you to join them for Canada and India: The Road Ahead, a virtual conversation on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, from 8:00–9:00 PM EST with three distinguished voices:

• Vina Nadjibulla — Vice-President Research and Strategy, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
• Goldy Hyder — President & CEO, Business Council of Canada
• Nadir Patel — Former High Commissioner of Canada to India 
   

Together they will examine what this crucial moment means for trade, investment, and the Indo-Pacific — and for those who call both home.

APF Canada is pleased to support the BC Critical Minerals Forum, a timely two-day event examining how British Columbia and Canada are positioning critical minerals within global supply chains, industrial policy, and allied security priorities.

The Forum brings together senior decision-makers from government, First Nations, mining, finance, and infrastructure to address the policy, permitting, and investment challenges shaping the next phase of critical minerals development in B.C.

Taking place April 14–15 in Vancouver, the program features 50+ speakers and participants, including representatives from the Government of BC, NRCan, the Department of National Defence, Canada Growth Fund, Canada Infrastructure Bank, BC Hydro, Indigenous governments, mining companies, and capital providers.

For APF Canada’s network, the Forum offers a valuable opportunity to connect with project developers and policymakers, and to explore potential international partnerships, trade linkages, and investment pathways across the critical minerals value chain. 

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Diving into 50 years of innovation, A Chip Odyssey traces Taiwan’s remarkable rise at the heart of the global semiconductor industry—now a cornerstone of the AI era and advanced chip manufacturing. The film highlights how this industry has transformed the island into an indispensable technological powerhouse.

The screening will be followed by a discussion with specialists Dr. Olga Alexeeva and Dr. Honghong Tinn, who will examine the sector’s strategic role in Taiwan’s trajectory, its weight in the U.S.–China rivalry, and the systemic risks that a disruption of Taiwanese exports to Western companies would pose in the event of a conflict. A unique opportunity to understand how a single industry can shape the balance of global power.