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March 2012 | Volume 05, Number 03

Local News

First-Gen Filipina runs for MLA in Alberta Election

Athena Born with Wilf Ladores, President of Political Action Group and Jun Angeles, Publisher of Alberta Filipino Journal and President of the Regional Songfest of Alberta Society. By Athena Bernal-Born

This might be a little self-serving but since no one approached me, thus it has been left up to me to write this article, so forgive my forwardness. My name is Athena Bernal-Born. My parents are Antonio and Lourdes Bernal of Manila, known to many as Tony and Lulu, who immigrated to Canada in the late sixties, fleeing the Marcos regime and trying to make a better life;
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Anita Tolentino, Pioneer, Educator and Community Leader

Anita was born in the Philippines on February 23, 1939 in San Fernando, Pampanga. She was educated in Manila, Philippines where she completed her Bachelor of Education and Master of Arts at the Catholic University of Santo Thomas.
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Alberta government adds tough new laws to protect job seekers

Minister Manmeet Bhullar had an Open House Rally on Sat Mar 24 at the Genesis Centre where hundreds of supporters joined him as he officially kicked off the start of his Campaign. His riding of Calgary Greenway consists of Applewood, Abbeydale, Monterey Park, Coral Springs and Taradale. Alberta’s strong economy attracts many people looking to work in the province. With signs indicating continued growth in the province’s future, the Alberta government is strengthening rules to protect job seekers when they use an employment agency.
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Canada warns against immigration fraud

Ottawa, 26 March 2012 - Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and the Competition Bureau are joining together during Fraud Prevention Month to warn potential immigrants to be wary of websites claiming to be, or to be affiliated with, official Government of Canada websites.
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Citizenship and Immigration Canada announces its intention to create a new skilled trades program

Calgary – To fill Canada’s growing labour shortages in construction, natural resources and similar industries, Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced plans today to make it easier for skilled tradespersons to immigrate to Canada.
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