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Philippine Consular Team in Winnipeg on November 27-28
The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto would like to inform the public that a Consular Team will be in Winnipeg, Manitoba for consular outreach program on Saturday, 27 November and Sunday, 28 November 2010
Read More »Para maging Bayani
by: Pastor Junie Josue Paano ba ang maging bayani sa mata ng Diyos? Ito ang sabi ni apostol Pablo sa mga kapwa niya Kristyano na mababasa sa biblia sa aklat ng Pilipos 2:3 “Huwag
Read More »Arctic, the last frontier of the globe
by Bob Gabuna NUNAVUT – I was “absent” for quite a long while in column writing. The reason is not I turned lethargic in writing; rather, I do not have anymore the material when
Read More »Winnipeg North Votes: Kevin Lamoureaux – Liberal
1. Why did you decide to run as a candidate for Winnipeg North? I chose to run in Winnipeg North because it’s the place I call home. I want to be Member of Parliament
Read More »Winnipeg North Votes: Kevin Chief – NDP
1. Why did you decide to run as a candidate for Winnipeg North? My decision to run as a candidate for Winnipeg North has been mostly motivated by a deep respect for our community.
Read More »Winnipeg North Votes: Julie Javier – Conservatives
1. Why did you decide to run as a candidate for Winnipeg North? I have a history of activism and involvement in community affairs and with a variety of ethnic groups. I am aware
Read More »Winnipeg North campaigns in full swing
Winnipeg North By-election set for Monday, November 30 The date for the Winnipeg North byelection has been set for Monday, November 29th. Candidates for the three national parties have been confirmed – Kevin Chief
Read More »Prime Minister with MFBC members on his Winnipeg October Visit
The Manitoba Filipino Business Council was honored to be invited to see and meet with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. The MFBC was represented by Jon Reyes (MFBC President), Jojo Villanueva (MFBC Vice President) and
Read More »Julie Javier will get tough on crime
Winnipeg – Julie Javier, Conservative candidate for the by-election in Winnipeg North, commented on the recent violent shootings in Winnipeg. “Crime is a very serious issue in this city, and it has been for
Read More »Government of Canada Announces 2011 Immigration Plan
OTTAWA, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – Nov. 1, 2010) – The Government of Canada will maintain high immigration levels to help sustain the economic recovery, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today upon tabling the
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