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Dr. Rey D. Pagtakhan – A Political Journey (First of a three-part interview)

Dr. Rey D. Pagtakhan, a lifetime member of the Privy Council for Canada and listed in Canadian Who’s Who, is a community volunteer and ...

Editorial
Anti-Asian hate is racism reaching its boiling point
April 2021 - News and the impacts of Atlanta spa shootings in the US on March 16 reverberated quickly on Canadian shores with protest rallies happening in major cities like Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal and Vancouver.
Beware of the infodemic: like a virus, it could fan out, spreading fake news
March 2021 – We’re not going to rehash the minute details, as many of you have probably heard of stories about Bill Gates and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Three Canadian Filipinos win seats in the Manitoba legislative assembly

A rookie and two incumbent Canadian Filipino members of the Manitoba legislative assembly won in the April 19, 2016 election in the ...

New Manitoba group salutes Filipino women

A group of Filipino women in Manitoba met last year to talk about the needs, strengths, and potentials of women in the ...

“12" What's the Significance of this Number for Canadian Filipinos?

There are 12 Canadian Filipinos elected to public office as of ...

Toronto group aims to nurture political participation of Canadian Filipinos

There's a growing awareness and excitement among Canadian Filipino voters to get involved in the country’s political process, says retired educator Tony San ...

Whitehorse’s first Filipina city councillor campaigns to become Yukon’s first Filipina MLA

In 2012, Jocelyn Curteanu became the first Canadian Filipino to win a seat in the city council of Whitehorse, the capital of ...

Cultural Access Pass: a gift to new Canadian citizens to see the best of Canada for free

Are you a Canadian citizen? Did you receive your citizenship within the last 365 days?Are you 18 years of age or ...

Eleanor Guerrero-Campbell explores Canadian Filipino immigration experience in groundbreaking novel

A landmark work of fiction about one of Canada’s biggest immigrant communities is off the press. Stumbling Through Paradise: A Feast of Mercy for Manuel del Mundo is the debut novel of Eleanor ...

Reasons why Canada is watching the new Duterte administration in the Philippines

Shortly after the May 9, 2016 presidential election in the Philippines, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the presumptive winner to congratulate him on his ...

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