Vol. 28 No. 24 »
Winter Wonderland Adventures
Newly formed Filipino Journal Adventure Club coordinators treat friends and families to a walk through Canad Inns Winter Wonderland at the Red River Exhibition. To join the upcoming winter adventures, search for the Filipino
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Winnipeg Transit Filipino Drivers Christmas Party
Winnipeg Transit Filipino Drivers Christmas Party
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Warmth in Winterpeg
by Roselyn Advincula It’s winter time again here in Winnipeg yet, the Filipino Women’s Initiative group keeps on sharing the warmth of community spirit to our kababayan through their free programming. Women are having
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QPAM’s Christmas Party celebrates family tradition
The Officers and members of the Quezon Province Association of Manitoba held their annual Christmas party recently at Filipino Seniors Hall, a time to celebrate the family tradition of sharing food and giving gifts.
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Pinoy Trail Bikers hand out member awards
As the year 2014 comes to an end, once again the Pinoy Trail Bikers have come to meet and gather for the 2014 PTB Year End Party and Awards Night. Indeed, 2014 is a
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OFSAM celebrates Christmas
Led by Ms. Letty Duque Antonio, president of OFSAM, the annual Christmas Party was held recently at FILCASA’s Luzon Hall. With her officers and members and guests, the Christmas was celebrated with gift-giving and
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Lucky Supermarket holds Family Christmas Party
Five Year Service Employee Award highlights the party It was more than a family affair, the annual Lucky Supermarket Christmas Party held recently at Kum Koon was attended by family members of employees, thanks
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Bayanihan spirit lives in all of us
RBC, MFBC, QPAM & PHCM lend a helping hand at Winnipeg Harvest Bayanihan is a Filipino term that refers to the entire efforts of a unified community at achieving a particular objective. The traditional
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Merry Christmas To All
Merry Christmas to all the kids and kids at heart! The front cover photo for our 2014 Christmas Edition features the kids from the Jacinto, Torillos, Aguila and Ebreo families including the Medina family
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