China News Service, Vancouver, October 18th. The 17th "Outstanding Women, Outstanding Mothers and Outstanding Figures and Teams in the Global Fight against the New Crown Epidemic" awards ceremony hosted by the Canadian Chinese Women's Federation was held in Vancouver on the evening of October 17, local time.
8 female individuals and 9 associations and institutions won the Outstanding Person and Team Award in the fight against the epidemic.
Xu Ling, president of the Canadian Chinese Women’s Federation, said that on the basis of previous awards, two new awards were added this year to commend the benevolence, charity, dedication and selflessness of the team and individual women who have contributed to the fight against the epidemic. The touching deeds of watching and helping each other and the spirit of great love they possess.
Eight women from Canada, the United States, China and other countries, including Li Meilin, Lu Laibing, Li Qingqing, Wang Lisha, Yang Xiaoping, and Yong Chaobin, were awarded the Outstanding Individual Anti-epidemic Award. Among them, there are many front-line medical workers in the fight against the epidemic.
The Jiangsu Chinese Association of Canada and the Chinese Mutual Aid Association of British Columbia were awarded the Outstanding Team Award for Anti-epidemic Team.
The organizer also awarded four awards for Outstanding Women in Vancouver, Outstanding Women in British Columbia, Outstanding Women in Canada, and Outstanding Contributions to the Community.
In this awards ceremony, in addition to the team award, a total of 40 women from different industries from Canada, China, the United States, Australia, Germany and Brazil were commended.
The organizer has held two online forums recently, inviting winners to share their stories.
Due to the recent rebound of the new crown epidemic, this awards ceremony took the form of a combination of offline awards and online and online broadcasting.
The Canadian Chinese Women's Association was formerly the Vancouver Chinese Women's Association, which has a history of 18 years.
The Outstanding Women Award Ceremony hosted by it has been held for 17 consecutive times.
The association stated that it will continue to commend outstanding women to promote their active integration into the local mainstream society and become outstanding community citizens with a sense of happiness and charm in a multicultural society.