Vol. 35 No. 06 »
Duque Not Recommending Metro Wide Lockdown in Metro Manila Yet
Despite the continued rise in COVID-19 cases in Metro Manila, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III is not pushing for a strict metro wide lockdown, though he is not disregarding this to be a probability
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House of Representatives Files Bill of Tax Exemption for Senior Citizens
The House of Representatives filed a bill exempting senior citizens from payment of income taxes, in a bid to help them save up for their retirement. Party list representative and Chair of the House
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How Much Time Do You Have?
(On Lengthy Progressive Rock Songs) Barring Classical, the genre Progressive Rock features many lengthy songs/instrumentals, which an ordinary music fan might find difficult to listen to. After all, typical Pop songs often clock in
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Manitoba 150 and the Winnipeg Art Gallery bring art across the province this summer!
WINNIPEG , March 16, 2021 As part of the celebration of our province’s 150th anniversary, the Manitoba 150 Host Committee is partnering with the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) to bring Inuit art to communities
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Virtual Town Hall with Winnipeg Seniors hosted by The Honourable Deb Schulte, Minister of Seniors
Members from Winnipeg senior citizens and seniors groups came together for a virtual town hall on seniors’ issues during COVID‑19 with Deb Schulte, Minister of Seniors. The town hall focused on the impact of
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Lakefront Viewing Party
Northern Lights dance across the skies above Manitoba The Aurora Chasers were out in full force in the last two weeks as Mother Nature put on a magical light show. Many of the photos
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