Publisher's Note

Publisher’s Note
Hello dear readers, We’re now in the month of September and the leaves are starting to fall. There are still some days full of sunshine so we can still enjoy those days. Almost all of the community events are now over and the students are back to school. Parents are now busier that [...]
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Yoho National Park – Yours to Discover!

Capitalizing on our extended summer weather, my wife and I recently decided to get another day trip in before the long, cold winter arrives. We don’t regularly select a destination we previously explored and enjoyed but this time we thought we would return to Yoho National Park. This was our 5th visit to this stunning [...]

Gabay sa Buhay

by Pastor Amor P. Ruba
Why study the Bible?
This is my maiden article of the Pinoy Times and I like to share you above all what is closest to my heart and this is the Bible, the Word of God.
I have a niece who always sent me quite a long text messages from Manila, thanks to [...]

‘Heart over hate’ says Kapuso Network in fight vs cyber bullying

In 2011, GMA became the first local network to advocate the responsible use of social media through the Think Before You Click campaign. With this, GMA led by its award-winning News and Public Affairs team enjoined netizens to be more mindful of what they post or share online.
The campaign, due to its significance in an age [...]

Alma gives hope to surrendering drug users

FUNFARE By Ricky Lo
Alma Concepcion proudly shows the Plaque of Appreciation given to her by the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) in recognition of her valuable participation as speaker during the surrender of drug users in Quezon City — Photo reprinted from the Philippine National Police Journal
Been there, done that.
Eighteen years after her “Guam experience” [...]

Kuya Bong’s Kusina

Fruit Cocktail Float

Fruit Cocktail Float is a quick and easy dessert dish that you can whip-up anytime. It does not involve baking and it is so easy to make. I recommend this dish for beginners because of its simplicity. You should be able to make this dish without any issues as long as you follow [...]

Erwinism: Real Talk—Life and Death

By Erwin D Maramat
(Part 1 of 3)
You and I could die anytime—nothing can be as truthful as that. Every goodnight kiss, every farewell, every sweet embrace could well be our very last. There’s no guarantee that we’ll be here the next day. Death is inevitable and all we can hope for is that it would [...]

BCBP Calgary Opens with First Inaugural Breakfast Meeting

October 16, 2016 proved to be a landmark day for the Brotherhood of Christian Businessmen and Professionals (BCBP) as Calgary had its first inaugural BCBP Breakfast on that day.
Held at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel from 8:00 to 11:00 in the morning, this momentous event was participated by 51 invited guests, with a total of [...]

Home for Filipino Seniors

By: Tigs Tidalgo
When the Filipino Seniors Structure of Calgary was still in the cradle of infancy, the Filipino home for seniors was already thought about. It was part of the whole plan, but only on dotted lines for wishful thinking. We attempted to realize it after the third association, but necessary numbers were not yet [...]

Pneumonia

What is pneumonia?
Pneumonia is a lung infection that can make you very sick. You may cough, run a fever, and have a hard time breathing. For most people, pneumonia can be treated at home. It often clears up in 2 to 3 weeks. But older adults, babies, and people with other diseases can become very [...]

Pacquiao wins lopsided decision with Mayweather watching

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Floyd Mayweather Jr. stopped by to see an old foe, and Manny Pacquiao tried his best to give him a show.
With Mayweather watching intently from a ringside seat, Pacquiao dropped Jessie Vargas in the second round and bloodied his face Saturday night on his way to a lopsided decision that gave [...]

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