Lahing Pinoy

(Part 2 — Filipino Values in Democratic Exercises) Pilipino pa rin tayo! Di mawawala sa atin yong utang na loob kahit

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Fiesta is a term familiar to most Filipinos, albeit each expresses it differently. Hearing the word fiesta awakens a feeling of

(Part 3 of What’s in an Intergenerational Filipino-Canadian Household?) Who are the second-generation Filipino-Canadians?  Generations 2.0 and 2.5, those born of

(Part 2 of What’s in an Intergenerational Filipino-Canadian Household?) Demographers and social theorists argued that second-generation are individuals born in a relocated

(Part 1) Jeff came to Canada as a foreign worker in 2008.  He worked in a meat factory in Alberta.  Three

Attaining a permanent residency in Canada for international students is a multi-step process. Please read below the details on the first

Filipinos retain their Oriental and collectivist worldview, despite the 500 years of Western influence. They value close family ties, social acceptance,

Mano Po combines the Spanish word “mano” (hand) and the Tagalog word “po” ( to mean respect).  Joining both words means