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HAPPY NEW YEAR! HAPPY THREE KINGS!
As we are now in 2019, new year, new beginnings, new challenges and new opportunities. Everyone is entitled to make their new year’s resolution for as long as they keep it in mind and make sure that they do it to the best of their ability. When I was young [...]
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L. Encarnacion
Perhaps you will be surprised to know that this letter came from me, your Mom. The surprise, I believe, is not so much as to where this letter came from as to why I wrote you this letter. Try imagining your Dad sending me a letter without any significant event to relate [...]
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R. Encarnacion
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One interested observer came to us and opened a timely but touchy issue. “What is the most difficult part in setting up a magazine?” he asked. “Getting contributions from friends and acquaintances,” was our quick reply. It is common knowledge that most people hate to write just as they hate the dentist’s drill, even [...]
New premier pledges immediate action on Albertans’ priorities: health, education and fiscal discipline
Edmonton… Alison M. Redford Q.C. was sworn-in as Alberta’s 14th Premier on October 7 in a ceremony at the Alberta Legislature.
Alberta’s Lieutenant Governor, His Honour, Colonel (Retired) the Honourable Donald S. Ethell administered the oath of office in front of an audience that [...]
Day by day we get closer to winter, although so far we have been lucky. Some years we have snow in October but now we are half way through and no snow yet! Good thing is – no mosquitoes and no grass to cut!
What a great month it was with several concerts, parties and shows [...]
By: Glynn Galla
We all know that Philippines is the “Text Capital” of the world and now Philippine ranks 6th place of the top facebook users worldwide. As many of us is so busy updating their status, uploading their picture and checking in where they are in the globe thru “FACEBOOK”, there’s one thing that we [...]
(Filipino Calgarians Pitching-In for Victims of Pedring and Quiel)
by: Marietta Pangan-Dutkoski
“When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. I cannot think more pf perfect idiom to describe the outpouring of generosity that was expressed by Filipino-Calgarians at the height of Typhoon Pedring/Quiel. It started when one of my Pinoy Times staff co-writers, Tata Gascon-Delos [...]
by: Marietta Pangan Dutkoski
dutkoski@shaw.ca
TWIN Typhoons Pedring (Nesat) and Quiel ( Nalgae) were the most powerful typhoons that hit the Philippines in one week. Although they are the 17th and 18th named storms that touched the archipelago this year, they synergistically brought devastation and damage, and rivaled Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) which made landfall exactly 2 years [...]
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