CANADA — Days before the pandemic-related U.S.-Canada border closures July 21, the pressure is on for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to keep the borders closed, despite increasing calls from U.S. counterparts to reopen. Trudeau has yet to...

As the U.S. confirms thousands of new COVID-19 cases daily, Canada’s new numbers are down by the hundreds. Authorities have confirmed in the past weeks, the country has officially flattened the curve. “Over the last 4...

CANADA — July 1st was a Canada Day celebration like no other. With many in-person celebrations canceled due to the pandemic, Canada Day 2020 turned to a variety of celebratory virtual events. Some communities celebrated the day...

CANADA — Filipino Canadian talents come together in a multi-cultural virtual celebration, ‘All For One.’ While the online celebration showed Filipino talents in the arts, Philippine ambassador to Canada Petronila Garcia said the community’s contribution to Canada...

CANADA — The province of Quebec, where the most number of COVID-19 cases have been recorded in Canada, have re-opened restaurants and gyms this week, following weeks of lockdown due to the pandemic. This restaurant in...

With large public gatherings still prohibited across Canada, talented Filipinos in their communities are finding new ways to celebrate Philippine Heritage Month in June. In British Columbia, Philippine Days 2020 has turned a weekend festival in...

CANADA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he wants more actions done immediately to enhance trust and accountability with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police....Read More

VANCOUVER — Restrictions’ slowly easing, and some businesses opening. But after two months of staying at home, some of these Filipino Canadians are not ready to go out just yet. And it’s not for fear of...

CANADA — Protests and riots in the U.S. continue to dominate headlines across the world, and President Donald Trump threatened to call in the military to quell the unrest. Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau said all...

ONTARIO, CANADA — COVID-19 is far from over, but it has exposed another problem in Canada’s long term care home system. Canadian military personnel were deployed to support staffing in long term care facilities in Ontario...