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	Filipino Canadian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Filipino Canadians are Canadian citizens or immigrants who are of Filipino ancestry and can trace their roots back to the Philippines.
		To date, there are currently between 300,000 to 350,000 Filipino canadians and immigrants in Canada, most of them living in cities.
		Emm Gryner - Singer-songwriter of mixed Filipino ancestry
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Filipino_Canadian (426 words)

	e.Peak (17/3/2003) features: Filipino youth to hold conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With the rapid growth of the Filipino population in Canada and in British Columbia, Filipino youth are feeling the impacts of the intensifying inequality and underdevelopment of the Filipino community.
		Filipinos are among the most highly educated of immigrant groups in Canada, yet their incomes are lower than that of other immigrant groups and those born in Canada.
		In 1998, 14 Filipino youth and two other youth of colour were attacked by a group of 30 white youth in Squamish, B.C. Since most Filipino youth are newly arrived to Canada, they are constantly the targets of racially motivated attacks, both in and out of schools.
	www.peak.sfu.ca /the-peak/2003-1/issue11/fe-fcya.html (894 words)

	Bulatlat - The Philippines's alternative weekly magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Some 60 Filipino workers (caregivers, factory workers, hotel and restaurant and other service workers), and their allies and supporters from the Filipino and other communities gathered February 3 at the Wellesley Community Center for the forum dubbed "Raising the Standard of Living of Filipino Hotel Workers in Toronto".
		The event was co-sponsored by SIKLAB Ontario (National Alliance of Filipino Migrant Workers in Canada) and UNITE-HERE, a Canadian general workers union originally comprised by textile and garments workers, hotel and restaurant employees.
		Another Filipino immigrant, Victoria Sobrepena, talked about her experience as a qualified university-trained teacher who could not find a teaching position in Canada because her skills and qualifications are not recognized.
	www.bulatlat.com /news/6-3/6-3-hotel.htm (936 words)

	Asian Canadian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An Asian Canadian is a Canadian of Asian ancestry.
		Asian Canadians can either be born in Canada or be born overseas and later come to be citizens of Canada.
		Chinese Canadian (1,094,700): 8th largest of all Canadian ethnicities, and the largest asian group in all provinces except Manitoba, where the Filipino Canadians are the largest.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Asian_Canadian (491 words)

	Atin Ito News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Filipino adventurism has made us today's citizens of the world, bringing the bagoong (salty shrimp paste), pansit (sauté noodles), siopao (meat-filled dough), kare-kare (pea-nut-flavored dish), dinuguan (innards cooked in pork blood), balut (unhatched duck egg), and adobo (meat vinaigrette), including the tabo (ladle) and tsinelas (slippers) all over the world.
		Filipinos say good-bye to guests first at the head of the stairs, then down to the des-camo (landing), to the en-tresuelo (mezzanine), to the pintuan (doorway), to the tarangkahan (gate), and if the departing persons are to take public transportation, up to the bus stop or bus station.
		Filipinos should allow - and should be allowed to contribute their special traits to the worldwide community of men- but first, we should know and like ourselves.
	www.atinitonews.com /communityroundup1.html (3991 words)

	Filipinas in Canada—De-skilling as a Push toward Marriage by Deirdre McKay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		While official Canadian statistics would simply record Perlita as another LCP arrival, her decision to migrate for contract work was undoubtedly influenced by visions of a future of possibilities suggested both by the presence of her sister in Canada and the potential of a romantic relationship with a Caucasian Canadian man.
		Among the general Canadian population, this creates the impression that LCP migrants are "unskilled" and "uneducated." These impressions contradict the social statistics collected on the LCP migrants themselves, yet are widely believed, in part because immigrants are also known for misrepresenting their status.
		Marriage to a Filipina on the part of a Canadian man seems to be discursively constructed around expectations of gratitude and exoticism and connected to her ongoing association with labor in a "domestic" rather than "public" space.
	www.oovrag.com /essays/essay2005a-4.shtml (7114 words)

	UKPC/FCYA \| Vancouver Chapter \| Serving the People since 1995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		His work gave a voice and identity to Filipinos abroad of that day, and his work is still significant today as it was in his time as Filipino migrant workers all over the world are still experiencing exploitative and oppressive working conditions.
		Filipinos are the fourth largest visible minority group in Canada, numbering close to 400,000.
		Although Filipinos are the third largest visible minority in Canada, and the second largest visible minority group in the lower mainland, they remain one of the most marginalized minority groups in Canada.
	www.ugnayan.net /home2.htm (2268 words)

	Filipino American Information Site: Filipino Recipes, Asian Recipes, Celebrities, Articles, Directories, Poll, Free ...
		And some beauty queens married Filipinos like Armi Helena Kuusela (Miss Finland)- Hilario, Miss Universe 1952 who is married to a businessman and a Miss Australia married to a Filipino actor and comedian.
		Antonio Miranda Rodriguez Poblador, a Filipino, along with 44 other individuals were sent by the Spanish government from Mexico to establish what is now known as the city of Los Angeles.
		During the War of 1812, Filipinos from Manila Village (near New Orleans)were among the Batarians who fought against the British with Jean Lafitte in the Battle of New Orleans.
	www.epilipinas.com (741 words)

	Balita Newspaper - The Filipino Canadian Community Paper - ABOUT US (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A “committed” journalist, he was among the hard-core leaders of the Filipino Canadian anti-Marcos dictatorship movement.
		Often, he is sought out by Canadian dailies, radio and television when there’s a major newsbreak in the Filipino Canadian Community or in the Philippines.
		The writers represent the cross section of, and are prominent leaders in the community, including established correspondents in the Philippines, for balanced and interpretative reporting and widespread coverage of local and Philippine events.
	www.balita.ca /about.htm (368 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lanot and three Filipino friends were walking past a group of Indo-Canadian teenagers who called out "racial insults and taunts," according to reports.
		The Filipino boys allegedly responded to the insults, which prompted the Indo-Canadian teenagers to get out of their cars and chase them.
		Canadian police say they weren't aware of prior racial tensions between Filipino and Indo-Canadian youths.
	www.filipinopress.com /120603/headline3.htm (369 words)

	www.december18.net
		For Filipino youth in Vancouver, the story on immigrant students lagging behind Canadian-born students, printed recently in the Vancouver Sun ("Immigrant peoples lag behind initially: study," Nov. 15, 2001) is not entirely surprising.
		Filipino youth and other marginalized youth are disappearing from the school system, because of the dismal support system in the schools and the intensifying racism in the Vancouver school system.
		Also, Filipino youth are assaulted daily with occurrences of racism ranging from racial slurs and threats to physical assaults.
	december18.net /web/papers/view.php?paperID=646&menuID=41%E2%8C%A9=EN (483 words)

	Racism, sexism and Canadian immigration
		Now Salvador, a Filipino migrant domestic worker in Montreal, is campaigning against what she calls the systemic racism and sexism of the Canadian government's Live-in Caregiver program.
		She also relates the situation of Filipino domestic workers to the forces of globalization and the situation of the Philippines.
		Demands for the Canadian government include allowing Salvador to remain in Canada with her son Richard, recognizing the rights and contributions of foreign caregivers and nannies to Canada, granting Melca and all LCP workers residency now, and abolishing the LCP as it now exists.
	colours.mahost.org /articles/hwang.html (1832 words)

	Filipino-Canadian groups linked to terrorist threat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The freeze order was issued by the Canadian government on Aug. 29 and includes a prohibition on fund-raising activities or mobilisation of support for the terrorist group.
		The decision to fllist the Filipino groups was announced less than two weeks after Sison said communist guerrillas must execute new kinds of special operations like destroying power transmission lines and towers in the Philippines.
		The Canadian embassy issues an average of 25,000 visas to Filipinos every year and the Philippines hosts some 10,000 Canadian nationals, many of whom are of Filipino descent.
	asianpacificpost.com /portal2/402881910674ebab010674f493da116d.do.html (1121 words)

	A Filipino in Canada's Cabinet - Nov. 16, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		She was refused a visa because the Canadian government feared that she might stay in Canada.
		Pagtakhan, impassioned by the incident, asked his colleagues in parliament, "We allow the mouthpiece of a murderer to be hastily ushered into Canada as an immigrant without delay-does this government have no heart?" The woman received a permit to enter Canada for the funeral.
		The woman lost the case, but instead of leaving the country she sought refuge in a church basement, where she is protected from the authorities under the law.
	www.inq7.net /mag/2003/nov/16/mag_4-2.htm (952 words)

	CBC News: Beaten teen's brother demands action on racism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		VANCOUVER - The brother of a Filipino teen beaten to death in Vancouver says many kids in his community fear for their lives because of the possibility of racist violence.
		The local Filipino community is upset about the incident saying the Vancouver School Board has been ignoring racial problems at its schools.
		"Filipinos are the third largest immigrant group in Vancouver...yet our experiences are denied," said Joanne Vasquez of the Filipino Canadian Youth Alliance.
	www.cbc.ca /storyview/MSN/2003/12/02/Lanot_031202 (563 words)

	Philcan News
		All outstanding performers and dedicated to their craft, these filipinas are prime example of how Filipinos musical talents are embedded in our neo-ethnic culture, and demonstrate the initiative to establish worthwhile careers and move away from the "typical" Filipino performer.
		These talented and dedicated Filipinos exemplified the astounding quality and brilliance of the Citadel'’ The King and I. Having moved away from the typical venues of Filipinos: singing in church, at parties or celebrations, each performer expressed the need to nurture and encourage young Filipino talent.
		As a matter of fact, a good number of Filipino degree holders are forced to accept jobs that were not at all related to what they have been trained for.
	members.tripod.com /~philcan/events.htm (2607 words)

	Negotiating the Filipino-Canadian Nurse-Patient Relationship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Objective: In this study, we uncover the culturally-embedded values that implicitly guide Filipino-Canadian patients’ interactions with Canadian nurses and are integral to the developing patient-nurse relationship.
		Findings: The personalistic worldview of Filipinos, fostering interactions of warmth, intimacy, security of kinship, and friendship was evident.
		The family remained the basic unit of social organization among Filipino-Canadians, and served as the major source of support, especially during illness, birth or death.
	stti.confex.com /stti/bcclinical/techprogram/paper_16426.htm (237 words)

	SARS fear affects RP jobseekers in Canada - May 12, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Romeo Young, Philippine labor officer in Toronto, said that while his office had not received any formal complaint of discrimination in employment from Filipinos, there were unconfirmed reports of Filipino health workers and caregivers not being allowed to return to their work because of their ethnicity.
		The meeting, which will also be attended by Canadian employers and leaders of Filipino-Canadian community, seeks to address problems arising from "aggressive and occasionally disruptive" health prevention measures, such as the 10-day quarantine, that have been undertaken by Toronto health officials to contain the spread of SARS.
		The community was brought to the SARS limelight in Toronto last month after 500 members of a Filipino Catholic charismatic group, the Bukas Loob sa Diyos (BLD), were placed in quarantine by city health officials following the death of a parent of a BLD member* due to SARS.
	www.inq7.net /nat/2003/may/12/nat_3-1.htm (742 words)

	ABS-CBN Interactive
		The way that journals vicariously portrayed the plight of young Filipino Canadian Luc Cagadog, coupled with the fiery commentary of some of our nationâs brightest minds was more than enough stimuli to bid me to join the fray.
		Apparently, a professor from a prestigious university in Taft who was proctoring their accounting class had "made fun of his Canadian accent in an uncouth manner" that "deeply offended" the broadcaster/student.
		In 2005 Filipino Canadian Mojo Jojo was on his way to his office when six men armed with clubs and knives attacked and left him bloodied.
	www.abs-cbnnews.com /storypage.aspx?StoryId=39172 (1296 words)

	Filipino-canadian Killed In Toronto - Asia Finest Discussion Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The police released their version to the mainstream media but community and neighborhood papers that did their own interviews of witnesses carried stories saying that Jeffrey was not armed and that there were less than 50 kids involved in the brawl that was started by a bullying incident in a basketball court two nights before.
		The Filipino youth claimed that "some white kids" stole their basketball and beat up one of them.
		Friends of his family also came, as well as members of the Filipino community they didn't personally know but who condoled with them.
	www.asiafinest.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=9230 (1059 words)

	CBC News: Principal defends school after racial beating death (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tupper is described as a racially diverse school, with Filipino, Vietnamese, Chinese, Caucasian and Indo-Canadian students.
		As the younger boys were being chased by one person, Lanot was beaten to death at the school's tennis courts.
		She says Filipino students have the highest dropout rate of any group in Vancouver, partly because of racial intimidation.
	www.cbc.ca /stories/2003/12/01/beatingdeath_031201 (428 words)

	NAC4WPA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Also shot and killed was Susana’s Filipino American friend, who went to the courthouse to support Susana in her move to end her abusive and turbulent marriage.
		In Canada, the trafficking of Filipino mail-order brides verges on exploding into a situation similar to what’s happening in the U.S. In addition, an estimated 2,000 Filipinos leave the Philippines in desperation to try to escape the grinding poverty of one of Asia’s poorest countries.
		For Filipino women, the victims of sexual slavery of the wars perpetuated by the world’s superpowers must always be remembered, never again repeated, and intensely resisted.
	home.comcast.net /~gayle.mayor/NAC4WPA.htm (668 words)

	Filpino-Canadian Association of Vaughan (FCAV) - Friendship Agreement History
		Her Worship, Mayor Lorna Jackson, was also at the party and she responded that the City of Vaughan is also interested in strengthening ties with cities in other countries, particularly those whose people have chosen Vaughan in which to live.
		There are more than 3,000 Filipinos living in the City of Vaughan.
		On February 24, 1997, the FCAV, along with Consul General Santos and other Vaughan Filipino Associations, with letters, petitions and signatures went to the City of Vaughan and again appeared before Vaughan Council.
	www.fcav.ca /friendshipAgreement.html (476 words)

	FilNet.ca \| PhilNet.ca - The vision for a Filipino-Canadian anthology of writing and print arts
		We are a migrant generation of shared experiences and a natural ability to adapt - born in the Philippines, but Canadian by immigration.
		We are also a younger generation of their children — Canadian by birth, but Filipino by blood, by skin and a collective urge to carve our own cultural identity.
		To capture what it means to be of Filipino descent in Canada and describe the breadth of cultural experience within the Filipino community — from all parts of Canada:
	www.rodelramos.com /filnet/vision.html (241 words)

	RP-CANADA RELATIONS NOT HURT BY 'FORK' INCIDENT, SAYS ENVOY
		Sutherland said he was in Canada from April 23 to May 1 and spoke with Filipino-Canadian associations in Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa and Winnipeg, but said the matter was not brought up by any of the associations during the meeting.
		The Philippine Embassy in Canada fully supports the actions being taken by the Filipino community in Montreal, Quebec, who were outraged that Filipino-Canadian Luc Cagadoc was reportedly punished in a school in Roxboro, Montreal last April 11 for eating with a spoon and fork instead of just a fork.
		The embassy is actively and closely coordinating with members of the Filipino community in Montreal on the complaint filed before the school board by the Center for Research Action on Race Relations (CRARR) on Cagadoc’s behalf through its CRARR director general Fo Nemie to protect the Filipino student’s rights and assert his cultural heritage.
	www.newsflash.org /2004/02/hl/hl104089.htm (1231 words)

	kalayaancentre.net_"Towards Social justice for Overseas Filipinos" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Filipino youth group calls for genuine support and services for Filipino youth; to rally today (May 18, 2006)
		Canadians say no to continued state terror in the Philippines (May 15, 2006)
		In the light of ongoing hearings of slain youth, Filipino youth question Vancouver School Board’s ability to prevent another tragedy; to rally outside BC Supreme Court today (May 10, 2006)
	kalayaancentre.net (566 words)

	Asian Canadian Artists Fund 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		ROMEO CANDIDO is a Canadian born Filipino writer/director/musician.
		Pick Up Your Bamboos!, a homage to the Filipino Folk Dance, and KUYA Medley about Toronto based Filipino RandB singing group, KUYA, are both currently touring the film festival circuit.
		She is the 2002 winner for Central Canada in the RBC Investments/Canadian Art Foundation's New Canadian Painting Competition.
	s94948121.onlinehome.us /209937.html (951 words)

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