The Canadian Embassy called on Japanese schools and students Friday to apply for education-related programs it will launch to celebrate the 80th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Japan this year.
As part of its Youth and Innovation venture, the embassy said Friday it is offering scholarships of ¥80,000 each to 80 Japanese citizens of any age wishing to study in Canada for two weeks or longer.
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