51.CA

51.CA is located in Markham, Canada on 15 Allstate Pkwy Suite 500. 51.CA is rated 3.6 out of 5 in the category computer consultant in Canada. Founded in 2001，51.ca Media Group is a growing portfolio of media businesses, centered in www.51.ca, which is Canada’s largest and most-visited Chinese website and leading media among Chinese immigrants in Canada. 51‘s full-service covers many areas of media platforms such as web-site, weekly news paper, APP, Wechat, Weibo, etc. The 51.ca website is divided into 12 sections, which are News, Info, House Market, Jobs, Yellow page, Online Shopping (Flea Market), Blog, Microblogging, Forum, SNS system (Social Networking Services), and User Reviews and Recommendations. In July 2011, 51.ca Media Group introduced her new program, 51 Weekly to the public. The weekly has a circulation of over 15,000, and is one of the largest free weekly in Canadian Chinese community, which is read in print and online (weekly.51.ca.) On June 22nd, 51.ca Media Group introduced another new program, User Reviews and Recommendations (KB) to the public. It capitalizes on user-contributed reviews and recommendations Restaurants, Shopping, Nightlife, Entertainment, Services and so on. It creates an interacted information platform to the customers, so that they could share their favorite places, spotlighting best-kept secrets, and sometime even bad experience. The Wenba.ca website was launched by 51.ca in 2014 which in order to provide a communication platform for international students. 51.CA, KB.51.CA, and WENBA.CA successfully engaged more tens of thousands audience and followers on Weixin, with their daily updating news, become increasing popular among Canadian Chinese society. Through the 15-years developing, the website has become the largest and the most influential online interaction platform in the Chinese community of Canada. In this year, 51.ca will publish 51.ca app on both Andrew and IOS platform. Its services and information reaches every area of living in this country, and provides overall guidelines for Chinese immigrants.