Vol. 37 No. 15 »
The journey of the Philippine delegation to Winnipeg for the 20th World Police and Fire Games
by Leila Castro Last year, while game was ongoing at Netherlands, a concerned Filipino who lives in Netherlands spoke with me about the challenges faced by the 9 Filipino police athletes who participated in
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The Thrills and Spills of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba: An Unforgettable Road Trip
Portage La Prairie, a little-known treasure nestled in the heart of Manitoba, was our chosen destination for an other Manitoba summer road trip. This charming town, often overshadowed by more renowned Manitoba attractions, delivered
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Government Launches Reading Tutor Program for College Students, Offering P570 Daily
Photo by: Walter Bollozos Under the newly revamped educational assistance program, financially disadvantaged college students have the opportunity to earn P570 per day by volunteering as early-grade reading tutors or youth development workers. The
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PhilPost Receives P100M Advance from GSIS Amidst Fire Damage Evaluation
Inquirer Photo / Richard A. Reyes The Philippine Postal Corp. (PhilPost) has received an advance of P100 million from the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) while ongoing assessment determines the extent of damage caused
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Unmasking Covert Influence: Study Reveals Inflammatory Role of Political Influencers in 2022 Philippine Elections”
Photo: AFP / Jam Sta. Rosa Covert political influencers played a pivotal role in the 2022 Philippine elections by leveraging inflammatory speech to attack candidates, reveals a recent disinformation study titled “Political Economy of
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Ultimate New Wave Evolution (& closely related styles) part 42
When I fancy the music of a particular band or artist, I get drawn to completing its studio discography. And that’s what makes collecting both an adventure and a challenge, especially when the collector
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Filipino Arts, Cultural & Sports awarded over $240,000 in Community Funding
Monday was an incredible day for Arts, Cultural and Sports organizations across Manitoba as Premier Heather Stephanson and Minister Obby Khan announced the funding of $50M towards the development and renewal of spaces and
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Pearl of the Orient Pavilion Returns to Folklorama After Four Years
The Pearl of the Orient Pavilion, an iconic representation of the Philippines at Folklorama, is poised to make a resounding return after a four-year hiatus, disrupted by the global pandemic. Spearheaded by Magdaragat Philippines
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The 52nd Folklorama Festival Starts Sunday!
Magdaragat Philippines – Photo Credit Dan Harper In celebration of the communities that make up the ethno-cultural fabric of Manitoba, the 52nd Folklorama Festival begins this Sunday, August 6thand runs until Saturday, August 19th.
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Maine Mendoza Corrects ‘Misleading and False’ Headline on Europe Trip with Arjo Atayde
Maine Mendoza has responded to what she calls a “fake news” article by an online news site, which she deems “misleading and false.” The news stemmed from information released by her husband Arjo Atayde’s
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