U.N. Global Compact for Migration: Defining Our Common Humanity
The Canadian Press and the CTV News brought to public attention on December 4, 2018 that “Trudeau and Scheer clash over Canada signing UN compact on migrants.”
The Canadian Press and the CTV News brought to public attention on December 4, 2018 that “Trudeau and Scheer clash over Canada signing UN compact on migrants.”
The history of cannabis criminalization is firmly rooted in racial discrimination.
On Oct. 17, 2018, Bill C-45, otherwise known as the Cannabis Act, became effective, leading to the legalization of cannabis across Canada.
Global warming isn't a prediction. It is happening. - James Hansen.
One of the most heartbreaking trends, observe our Filipino service providers and youth workers in Canada,
The effects of the mid1980s neoliberal policy of privatizing social services such as higher or postsecondary education have been widely felt in North America,
Vocational education programs have made a real difference in the lives of countless young people nationwide;
More questions spring from that headline question above: 1) what ranks as the Filipinos’ choicest job?
Education then, beyond all other devices of human origin, is the great equalizer of the conditions of men, the balance-wheel of the social machinery. Horace Mann
Education is more than a luxury; it is a responsibility that society owes to itself: Robin Cook
This question segues to the more intricate nature of education as a leveler for Filipinos in Canada, and leads to a number of proofs as to how Philippine-earned credentials proffer a level-playing-field.
Reflecting on the Philippines from abroad, I’ve had the chance to work with amazing communities in our islands’ global diasporas.
Since the 1960s when Filipinos started arriving in Canada in large numbers, they had managed to become seamlessly integrated in Canadian mainstream society.
The Philippines can really be amazing to “foreigners” like us who come home to visit our uber-ly hospitable friends and relatives.
Editor: In February of this year, a possible strike and walk-out by custodial staff was averted when a tentative deal was struck between union and management at the Capilano University.
I came across an article on your website by Linda Torio.
When I asked my children what they wanted for dinner one evening, they said, “We want Filipino food.” That gave me pause, because at their age, it never occurred to me to qualify what I eat. Everything I ate was Filipino food.