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On display at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco – Christening gown (1930-1940), piña cloth, courtesy of the Lacis Museum of Lace & Textile. (Photo by Lydia Cuiting) Positively Filipino Magazine

Three Filipino artists talk about the iconic Piña

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Press Release VANCOUVER ART GALLERY PRESENTS ART CONNECTS | RALPH ESCAMILLAN, GINO GONZALES AND CARLO ELISERIO ON PIÑA May 5, 2021, Vancouver, BC – On May 13, join the Vancouver Art Gallery for a special talk with artist Ralph Escamillan, fashion historian Gino Gonzales and textile designer Carlo Reporen Eliserio to share the history and everlasting significance of piña (pineapple) textile […]

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Protesters at Vancouver's downtown. (Photo: CBC News)

Araw ni Nanay: A Zine by Mildred Grace German

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Editor’s note: As we celebrate Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 9, we feature a Zine work by Mildred Grace German. Her amazing work is just a tiny book ( 2″x3″) of 16 pages. It is a labour of love to draw in such a small page and noticed that it is not stapled but stitched.

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Cristina Palabay (left), head of Karapatan and Rappler's Maria Ressa minced no words in describing the human rights situation in the Philippines. ( Photo composite by Philippine Canadian News.Com)

Human Rights: “Don’t use Canadian dollars to kill us”, witnesses plead

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Canada Philippine activists call on Canada to stop supporting the Philippine government By Ysh Cabana in Toronto and Teodoro ‘Ted’ Alcuitas in Vancouver “Canadian dollars shouldn’t be used to kill us,” said Cristina Palabay, secretary general of rights group Karapatan, during a virtual hearing by the Canadian Parliament’s Subcommittee on International Human Rights, Standing Committee

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As the pandemic surges so do Asian Hate crimes. (Image: WUSA9.Com)

Asian-Heritage Month 2021: Do Asian Seniors Lives Matter?

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Updated:May 6, 2021, 11:35 A.M. Vancouver, B.C. The federal government officially recognized Asian Heritage Month in Canada in May 2002. Mildred German This week, two more Asian seniors were attacked in the US. Two older Asian American women, one who is 85 years old, were approached by a man with a knife and stabbed while

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The founders of PlzFinder, from left: Hazelle Mahinay (Chief  Financial Officer, Treasurer), Ken Martinez (Founder and CEO), Lehcel Tacda (Chief Operating and Communication Officer) and Mona Crisostomo (Marketing Director and Content Creator ). (Photo provided)

Nova Scotia: Young entrepreneurs venture into tech field

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Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia App aims to connect people to service providers Teodoro ‘Ted’ Alcuitas Editor, Philippine Canadian News.Com They may not be your typical tech-savvy people you know, but a group of young nurses in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, is wading into the crowded field of web applications. The founders of Plzfind, Mona Crisostomo ,

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Huwag Kang Baboy/ Year of the Swine, performance art by Mildred German. (Photo credit: Andres Imperial)

Huwag Kang Baboy | Year Of The Swine –

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Updated:April 29, 2021, 5:40 P.M. April 29 is International Dance Day International Dance Day is a global celebration of dance and  for those who can see the value and importance of the dance art form, it  “acts as a wake-up-call for governments, politicians and institutions which have not yet recognized its value to the people”.

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Connecting to the Philippines- migrant workers share stories

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Migrant care workers find their voice through storytelling By Ysh Cabana Toronto Gladys is determined to be a survivor. Throughout her work as a caregiver she has put a great deal of putting the health of others before hers.  Amid a global pandemic where everyone is affected, she shares virtually from her COVID-19 isolation room

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Ralph Escamillan. (Photo: Matt Korinek)

Today, April 29 is International Dance Day

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Vancouver, B.C. Ralph Escamillan one of eight dancers featured by CBC Watch as 8 incredible Canadian dancers spread good vibes for International Dance Day Vancouver, B.C. Teodoro ‘Ted’ Alcuitas Editor, Philippine Canadian news.Com Vancouver’s Ralph Escamillan is one of eight dancers across Canada that continue to motivate others amidst the pandemic despite studios and stages

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Vancouver spoken-word poet Sol Diana plays significant role in ' Ode to a Seafaring People'. ((Film photo grab)

Magdaragat: People of the sea and the movie ‘Ode to a Seafaring People’

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Updated: April 29, 2021, 8:55 A.M. Vancouver, B.C. April is National Poetry Month Sol Diana and The Ode to a Seafaring People April is National Poetry Month – a celebration of poetry  increasing awareness and appreciation of poetry. Mildred German Unceded Territories – The Suez Canal Crisis may be over.  422 vessels were freed after

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The author at the Fort San Pedro Gallery in Cebu City.

500 Years of Christianity: Magellan, Not An Explorer, But A Colonizer

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Opinion Mildred German  Vancouver,B.C. Updated: April 29, 2021, 4:40 P.M. It was on April 27, exactly 500 years ago, when Datu LapuLapu and his warriors killed Portuguese colonizer Ferdinand Magellan (Fernão de Magalhães). This remarkable historical event not only highlights the battle of the natives of the archipelago against the expansion of the Spanish colonial

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