In the 10 years since John William started to lose his vision, he’s been finding new ways to enjoy his vast personal library in Vancouver, B.C. Right now, that involves glasses and a magnifying glass with bright lights to illuminate the pages. But he says it’s time to say goodbye to much of his collection, … Read more
Canada provides high-quality education through its renowned universities, which excel in academic programmes and research opportunities, frequently ranking high on international scales. In addition to that, the country’s liberal immigration policies, such as the Post-Graduation Work Permit Programme (PGWPP), allows international students, including those from India, to gain valuable work experience after graduation, which often … Read more
As it turns out, renting has become so expensive everywhere that living over 400 miles from your college and commuting by plane a few times a week is actually cheaper than living near campus. What a miserable world we live in. Anyway, Tim Chen, an economics student in his final year at the University of … Read more
From the plight of Abul Bajandar, known as “tree man”, to a look at the life of Hong Kong fashion designer Barney Cheng, a reminder of eight of the most-read long features published in the South China Morning Post’s Post Magazine in 2023. 1. More turmoil for “tree man” After his story went global, Bangladeshi … Read more
