Founded in October 2016 in Toronto, a federally registered non-profit organization in Canada
Dedicated to advancing and facilitating exchanges within the Chinese-language media industry, connecting media professionals, and amplifying authentic voices
The Canadian Association of Chinese Reporters (CACR) was founded in October 2016 in Toronto as a federally registered non-profit organization in Canada. Its members include both institutional and individual members distributed across multiple Canadian provinces, spanning from coast to coast.
CACR is committed to uniting Chinese-language media outlets and journalists across Canada, safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests, promoting professional development and media innovation in journalism, and fostering cooperative exchanges with Chinese and international news communities.
Upholding truthfulness, objectivity, and timeliness
Promoting collaboration between media professionals and societal resources
Media skills training for members


The seventh annual gala was grandly held in Richmond Hill, featuring vibrant performances including Yangge dance, Peking Opera medleys, ballet, and more...

Fengjie Zhu continues serving as President; the association plans to organize more training and exchange activities...

Over 100 submissions received globally; online interactions exceeded one million; nearly 40 media representatives attended...

Deputy Consul General Cheng Hongbo highly commended the association’s contributions; the meeting lasted nearly two hours...

President Fengjie Zhu led a delegation invited to visit Parliament Hill, engaging in in-depth discussions with embassy press officers...

Inauguration ceremony held at Jinxiu Zhonghua Mall in Toronto; founding President Fengjie Zhu and nine Vice Presidents representing all nine Canadian provinces...
Uniting Chinese-language media and journalists across Canada to advance industry development