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LCP changes gain ground

From left: Imie Belanger, Pura Velasco, Sol Pajadura and Jun Enverga. PHOTO: E. MERCURIO TORONTO - There is an upsurge of support for changes in the live-in-caregiver program generated by the campaign... Read more »

Our Few and Just Demands for Caregivers

By Sol Pajadura Migrante Ontario I would like to thank the members of the Canadian media for coming to this press conference as we remember Jocelyn Dulnuan, a migrant worker who was murdered in her workplace,... Read more »

Little Gains, Big Disappointments

The Caregiver Movement for Change By Pura Velasco Board Member Community Alliance for Social Justice (CASJ) Jocelyn Dulnuan is not the only Filipino caregiver who died in the workplace where she also... Read more »

‘Find the Culprit and Give Justice to Jocelyn’

By Juana Hangdaan “It was a shocking news to the Filipinos, especially to the Ifugaos when the information was relayed in the papers and internet. So much so that the big question WHY? Was a sigh... Read more »

Filipino ‘comfort woman’ coming to T.O. for campaign to correct Asian history

TORONTO - Fedencia David, 80, is flying from Manila to Toronto to join other “comfort women” survivors from other countries to tell their stories to Canadians about how they became victims of sexual... Read more »

Medical refusals require individualized assessment, courts rule

CANADIAN IMMIGRATION NEWS AND VIEWS And the question is (drum roll please), “Does the reasoning of the Supreme Court of Canada decision of Hilewitz and de Jong apply to individuals applying to immigrate... Read more »

IMMIGRATION: Helping a lonely brother abroad

Q: I have a 36-year-old brother back home who probably does not qualify under the independent category. He is separated and was looking after my father who just passed away. He is the last surviving member... Read more »

Tax change could kill community paper

By Thien Huynh There’s a fight every Thursday at Navid Fatehi’s house. As he settles down to read the Iran Javan, a weekly community paper, his sister snatches it away to search job postings. His... Read more »

Climbing and Biking for a Cause

Jonathan at Earl Bales Park stop. With Eric Lawton getting ready for the ride. The first time I stair climbed the 1,815-foot CN Tower last April 28 it was meant for fighting global warming. The second... Read more »

UPAA names Marlene Mogado 2007 ‘Most Outstanding Graduate’

MARLENE MOGADO With the UPAA Panel of Judges (from left) Dr. Mario Andres, Panel Chair Prof. Philip Kelly, awardee Marlene Mogado, Ms. Rose Bustamante and Ms. Jo Leuterio Flach. ... Read more »

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