Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Announces Recipients of 2026-27 Media Fellowships - Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada
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VANCOUVER, BC – October 7, 2026 – The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada is pleased to announce its two Media Fellowship recipients for 2026-27.
The annual APF Canada Media Fellowship Program offers Canadian journalists the opportunity to spend time in Asia researching and preparing stories for Canadian audiences. The goal of the program is to help Canadian journalists become better informed about this dynamic part of the world in order to write and broadcast insightfully on Asia and the Canada-Asia relationship.
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