Vol. 36 No. 03 »
Diether Ocampo injured in a car accident
Early Friday morning February 04, 2022, Actor Diether Ocampo was rushed to a hospital after sustaining injuries following a vehicular accident along Osmeña Highway. A Teleradyo report said Ocampo was riding his SUV along
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Angelica Panganiban’s public reminder in voting: “Huwag sa magnanakaw.”
Trended in a Facebook page group on February 01, 2022, Angelica Panganiban shared a collaborative video with the non-government organization Young Public Servants. She recalled her experiences with cheaters while giving the public advice
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Ultimate New Wave Evolution (& closely related styles) part 5
Another batch of regularly played albums in my collection, these records are by some of the lesser-known bands in the genre. Usually, the popularity of the band or the song adds up to the
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The Sleeping Beauty City of Havana, Cuba
Gem & Lita beside a vintage car at Revolutionary Square Havana has just turned 500 years old, a milestone in its colourful history with the last blaze of Western capitalism in 1959. Most travellers
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Leaders & Followers with Critical Minds
(Choosing based on a Multifaceted Assessment) I just finished watching both the Soho and the Abunda interviews with the Philippine presidentiables, conducted in January 2022; still available to watch on YouTube. After listening intently
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Getting Acquainted with Social Vampires
COVID times and you met someone online. Basing on his profile picture he appears to be lean, slender, and neat. Digging more into the person and from the pictures of his travels and group
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Almost 2.5 Billion Potatoes Grown Here In Manitoba
In 2021, 2,418,000,000 pounds* of potatoes were grown right here in Manitoba! That’s almost 20% of the nation’s potatoes are grown here in the keystone province. So, let’s do something with them. Peak of
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THE JIG IS ON AT FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR
Announcing an anticipated hybrid format of the popular winter festival The largest French event in Western Canada, Festival du Voyageur, anticipates offering programming that continues to shine that famous joie de vivre and Voyageur
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Manitoba Filipino Business Council Community Check-in
by Danica Domingo Life in Canada can be difficult is an understatement for most international students like me. Establishing a wide network and multitude of connections can be considered essential at the very least.
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Time To Get Outside
It’s been cold lately in Winnipeg and that didn’t stop the Linsangan Family from enjoying outdoor winter activities last weekend at The Forks which included tobogganing and warm mini-donuts. Here’s a bucket list of
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