The Philippine Reporter

From 2019 to early 2021, more and more people have seen their residency applications rejected. Here’s the reality for those struggling to become Canadian residents. philippinereporter.com/index…

How Memory ‘Clutter’ Makes It Harder to Remember Things as We Get Older getpocket.com/explore/item/h… via @Pocket

US prisoner freed after 34 years for a crime he didn’t commit fb.watch/jjbh9vIfi8/ via @FacebookWatch

A Philippine General Hospital spokesperson says that a lot of their health workers are also getting sick. philippinereporter.com/index…

“Even our customers will come in and give us ideas and the next thing you know, two weeks later, we have a new product. So it’s a very collaborative way of operating a business.” - Vince Garcia, Kasama Chocolate philippinereporter.com/index…

From siopao to salted egg chips, Auntie’s Supply grocery in downtown Toronto is stocked with popular Asian snacks and treats. philippinereporter.com/index…

A new Ontario law seeks to protect the rights of the province’s workers, including highly skilled foreign-trained immigrants and temporary foreign workers. philippinereporter.com/index…

The front page of The Philippine Reporter issue Dec. 3-16, 2021. Pick up your copy now at the usual outlets or go to: philippinereporter.com.

The front page of The Philippine Reporter issue Dec. 3-16, 2021. Pick up your copy now at the usual outlets or go to: philippinereporter.com.

SAVE THE DATE! BONIFEST 2021 Organized by Filipino Canadian Writers and Journalists Dec 6 2021 7PM Toronto Dec 7 8AM Manila Tejeros Convention and the 2022 Elections: Lessons in Betrayal and Treachery Speaker Prof. Michael Charlston "Xiao" B. Chua Public Historian

The latest issue of The Philippine Reporter: -NBTC Global Games -Pinoy nurses want to be included in a proposal on foreign-trained professionals -Government’s massive visa backlog leaving lives in limbo -Patrick Salonga among ‘best emerging’ fashion designers in Toronto

Despite staff shortage, these are the barriers in Canada that make it difficult - and expensive - for experienced internationally trained nurses to practice their profession. philippinereporter.com/index…

The 2009 study revealed that non-recognition of Philippine education, skills and work experience resulted in Filipinos occupying lower-level and less paying jobs than what they deserved. How have things changed since? philippinereporter.com/index…

Frontline worker Carlo Escario, who has a removal order but was granted reprieve due to COVID-19, is finding ways to stay in Canada. philippinereporter.com/index…

A report by a prominent British legal team documented crimes of the genocide which included “evidence of Uyghur children being forcibly removed from their parents,” placed in orphanages and mandatory boarding schools. philippinereporter.com/index…

The latest issue of The Philippine Reporter out now: -Genocide and Islamophobia in Canada -Filipinos in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples of Canada -Interview with Consul General -What’s in store for Philippine Heritage Month? philippinereporter.com/

Emmanuel Macron appears to get slapped in videos broadcast on French television wsj.com/articles/french-pres… via @WSJ

Tell @JustinTrudeau: take swift and immediate action to support Indigenous communities. you.leadnow.ca/petitions/kam… via @leadnowca