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Aspiring Filipino students shine under the WSO spotlight
Talented students from across Manitoba will shared the spotlight with Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (WSO) musicians at the Rising Stars Concert on Friday, February 11 at the Centennial Concert Hall. Rising Stars will featured over
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Harper couples visit Maria Aragon
A throng of children on the corner curiously stared as the convoy of black vehicles pulled into a narrow street in west-central Winnipeg. The VIP passengers then stepped out from of the vehicles and
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A simply amazing evening with Those Guys
Playing to a sold out crowd at The Academy on Sunday, March 13th, Those Guys performed two great sets. Special guests at the concert included Tom Keenan and local singer/songwriter Eva Klassen. Those Guys
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UMSU’s Asian Movie Festival Presents: the Philippines
Once again, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union livened up the back-to-school-season with its annual Celebration Week. From January 24 to the 28th, an array of events was lined up all in celebration of
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UFC 126 Silva vs. Belfort Accuracy vs. Speed
Saturday, February 5th, live from the Mandalay Bay Events Centre in Las Vegas, Nevada is UFC 126: Silva vs. Belfort. This UFC pay-per-view is headlined by a bout for the Middleweight Championship of the
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The Bata Project: Raising money for Filipino kids with the help from Filipino celebrities
One Filipino Winnipegger is hoping to send 500 kids to school for a year. Glenda Ollero, a 26-year-old student has started the Bata Project, a charity initiative that is hoping to get the support
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Smart Tax Tips
“It’s tax season! Yey! It’s time to get my refund” That’s what we always hear from people when it comes to filing their tax returns. But the million dollar question is… are you sure
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Hè Ho! Festival we go!
by: Ron Cantiveros You may call it the winter edition of Folklorama. Festival du Voyageur is the 10-day winter festival celebrating French-Canadian culture and history. Voyageurs date back to early Canadian history and referred
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Tomas Fria Rivero 1952 – 2011
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Tomas Rivero, a loving husband, father and grandfather, after a courageous battle with cancer on Sunday, February 6, 2011 at 58 years of
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Overcoming Ignorance for Universal Dignity
by Johsa Manzanilla There is a silent apartheid in Winnipeg. It is an apartheid based on fear and ignorance, which segregates, isolates and discriminates on the grounds of race. Although Winnipeg has been heralded
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