2023 Year Ender

In the aftermath of the pandemic, the world has sought a return to normalcy. However, the global stage remains deeply affected by multifaceted challenges, ranging from persistent conflicts and climate crises to strained international relations and economic downturns. Fairchild Television and Talentvision specially present the "Year Ender - Canada 2023” and a series of "2023 Year Enders" programs by TVB. Join us in navigating the intricate dynamics that shaped 2023 and stepping into 2024 with a deeper understanding of the evolving global landscape.

China Review 2023		January 2, 2024 (Tue) 9:50pm
Finance Review 2023		January 3, 2024 (Wed) 11:00pm
World Review 2023		January 4, 2024 (Thu) 9:50pm
Hong Kong Review 2023		January 6, 2024 (Sat) 7:40pm

Year Ender - Canada 2023

December 29 (Fri) 9:50pm
December 31 (Sun) 4am PST｜7am EST
December 29 (Fri) 4:30pm PST｜7:30pm EST

In 2023, Canada experienced significant events with far-reaching consequences. Inflation and soaring prices dominated headlines, prompting the central bank to raise interest rates, resulting in a slowdown in the real estate market and increased economic burdens for homeowners. The nation witnessed the coronation of King Charles III in May, marking the beginning of a new era. Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre's support surged, while the Liberal Party faced dwindling popularity. Foreign interference in domestic politics strained Canada-China relations. Meanwhile, in another major Asian nation, India, a diplomatic crisis unfolded following the stabbing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, leading to tensions between the two countries. Toronto elected its first highly esteemed Chinese-Canadian mayor, Olivia Chow. Widespread wildfires, exacerbated by global warming, ravaged various regions, and a notable event was the strike by Vancouver port workers. These developments underscored the diverse challenges and noteworthy occurrences that shaped the Canadian landscape in 2023.