Calgary’s Citizen of the Year Marichu Antonio has her own story to tell
Like most immigrants, Marichu Antonio knew that a new life in Canada could mean starting from zero.
Like most immigrants, Marichu Antonio knew that a new life in Canada could mean starting from zero.
By any measure, Patrick Alcedo has accomplished much since he left the Philippines in 1996 to pursue higher education in North America.
On June 21, the City of Calgary unveiled recipients of its 2020 Calgary Awards, and one of them, a Canadian Filipino woman, made history with her recognition.
Youth is certainly not wasted on the young, not on someone like 29-year-old Phil De Luna. For the last decade or so, De Luna has been focused on getting ahead of the rapidly changing world by way of clean, renewable energy.
When Constable Clint Hervias went to the Philippines in February 2020, it was to grieve the death of his father.
In 2018, the provincial government of Alberta announced the appointment of its first Advocate for Persons with Disabilities.
Canada recently welcomed Philippine Ambassador Rodolfo D. Robles in a virtual ceremony led by Canada’s Governor General Julie Payette.
Eric Bauza grew up in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough watching Bugs Bunny.
No one could breathe math to animated life than a math geek posing as a drag queen – or is it a drag queen posing as a math geek?
The Filipino word ‘balikbayan’ is a relatively new creation.
It was coined during the 1970s as a way of encouraging Filipinos living and working abroad to visit their land of birth.