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WINNIPEG HOSTS 3RD GOLDEN BALANGAY AWARDS

Toronto-based Golden Balangay Awards, a Canada-wide recognition of outstanding Filipino-Canadian, came to Winnipeg on it’s third year last September 7th, 2019 at the Winnipeg Arts Gallery. This is the first time that the awards was brought to a different city after it was held for two years in Toronto. The event was headed and organized by Judianne Jayme, 2018 recipient of the Golden Balangay’s Excellence in Media Award. Part of the event was the ceremonial passing of the GBA “sagwan” (paddle) to the next year’s hosting city which is Alberta. Photo by Jhayzon Paredes WINNIPEG 9-10►

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First Canadian National Filipino Heritage Internship Program

by Kevin Lamoureux

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he first ever Canadian National Filipino Heritage Internship Program was a success and the program was only possible because of the Canada Philippine Parliamentary Friendship Group.

The program was based on the Ukraine international internship program that has been in existence for over 30 years.

The Filipino Internship Program was held back in May and June of this year and as the chair of the “CPPFG” I can tell you that we will hoping to host another program in 2020. The program’s long-term survival will only be secured if the Friendship group is able to identify an association or individual or a group of people that is prepared to take on the challenge of making sure the Internship program continues into the years ahead.

The internship program is all about identifying young people from across Canada of Filipino Heritage and providing him or her the opportunity to work and

better understand what happens in Canada’s Parliament. Interns came from across Canada and were under contract by a sponsoring Member of Parliament or Senator.

During the program the interns learned about the parliamentary process by watching Question Period in the House of Commons, touring the Senate building and attending the standing committees on justice, human rights and immigration. By doing this and speaking to the many people they meet at receptions, events and parliamentary programming, they learn the experiences of people across the nation and from around the world. They hear the stories of those suffering under oppressive governments; they learn routes that they can take to remain on the path of democracy, and they understand the true value of the freedom of choice.

The tasks that the interns performed vary between offices. Some of the interns work on immigration files that help constituents become Canadians and support their families in coming to Canada as well.

Others work on campaigns and learning about the people they have living in their member or Senator’s riding. One of the main tasks that all the interns participated in was the Philippine Independence Day event on June 12, which included a Philippine flag raising and a reception. This celebration was extra special because it was the first year that June was recognized by the House of Commons as Filipino Heritage.

The interns also had a glimpse of the Ottawa Filipino community with the help of the Philippine Independence Committee of the Ottawa Valley (PICOV), led by Nora Arriola. With their help, the interns got to see the strength of the community, the culture that thrives in the city and the growing efforts to get Canadians of Filipino descent into the political sphere. One of the best events that they have participated in was a lecture about Dr. José Rizal, a prominent figure that shaped the identity of the Philippines and her people.

Important conversations had taken place between the interns and those they met on Parliament Hill and in the city.

These conversations include how they can

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make their communities better, how they can bridge the gap between established immigrants and those who have just landed, while also talking about how they can share their culture with others. By empowering these youth, the Filipino communities across Canada will be able to better connect and thrive with themselves and with each other.

Many of the words above come directly from some of the participating interns, the Philippine Embassy in Ottawa and others. It is fair to say that the program was a success and in about two months we will be finding out if there will be another program in 2020.

I suspect there will be!

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The Republic of Adobo

by Rod E. Cantiveros

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hat a dismal result of the current provincial election, marking that there are more than 450,000 or 50% of the total voting population failed to cast their votes?

And after not exercising their rights to vote, these Canadian citizens must not complain for whatever shortcomings received from the system? And they do not have the right to complain.

While campaigning for the election, these are some negative vibes you would hear while doorknocking: “No, I do not vote. It’s a waste of my time.” “Oh, I’m too busy. I do not have time to vote.

I am working.” “What, election day today?” “I never voted in my life, these candidates are the same,

waste of money.” So on and so forth.

I met someone who came from a country with so much political turmoil: “I do not vote because I know that the government is corrupt.” I said, “You are in Canada and you are a citizen and you have the chance to exercise your rights to vote.” I got a flat NO. While other countries where people have been fighting for an election, wanting to exercise their rights to vote, here we are in Manitoba where democracy is fully engaged and yet, the people who are qualified to vote fail to exercise their right. Simply not interested, simply ignoring their role in the society, simply work,

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Do not complain if you are one of the more than 400,000 Manitobans who did not cast a vote in the last provincial election work, work and work!

Are these people considered as non-political entities who have no participation in selecting those who will govern the province or just considered voting as a waste of time?

Canada is a country with too much freedom. A country where so many people do not participate to exercise one of the most important roles as a Canadian Citizen. People who do not care about the quality of governance, and people who claim that voting is a waste of time.

Would the government impose such law to have a mandatory voting rights, and those who will not vote, given a fine or a prison term. And for the

repeated offense, to de-franchise his or her Canadian citizenship.

And let them go back to their country of origin. These are too drastic, but given such dismal result of non-voting, these actions must be the reminders that you have come to this country or born in this country to exercise your responsibility, not only to receive your government benefits and dole outs.

We know that Canada is a country that’s best to raise a family; a rich country envied by many; a country of refuge; a country hungrily being sought by those who want to escape poverty, to get out from a corrupt country.

Or they just wanted to work hard and earn money, and receive

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free medical care, and other benefits without participating actively in the exercise to select the best candidates to help govern the province or the country?

Be a part of the democratic process and this is your right.

You have come or you are born in this country and must continue to preserve this kind of freedom.

In the September 10 provincial election, it is a hard reality that in this free world, many Canadians do not want to be involved. And I do hope that in the October 21 Federal election, one must consider to contribute in selecting those who will govern us, and then, we have the rights to receive the blessings of democracy.

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Party-list rep wants drug lords to serve time at WPS Rep. Niña Taduran of ACTThe lady solon also proceeds from the sale can help CIS party-list is proposing to suggested that the NBP lot be sold the government fund its “Build, send all drug lords to the West to the private sector rather than Build, Build” program, she said.

Philippine Sea (WPS) to serve the use it to house drug lords. The rest of their jail sentence.

Taduran said the drug lords should be sent to numerous islets in the West Philippine Sea near Pagasa island being claimed by the Philippines where there are no cellphone signals, guards to bribe, and means of escape.

She added that the measure will not only put a stop to the illegal practices inside the New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) but will also help strengthen the country’s claim on the disputed islands there.

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n emergency help page called “OFW Help” for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) was recently launched by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).

The DFA emphasized that the page is mainly for emergency purposes only to protect the rights of OFWs and promote their welfare. Urgent concerns of undocumented or irregular workers who are not members of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) will be specifically addressed. The page won’t cater to labor claims.

Processing of all concerns sent to OWF Help will be undertaken by the Office of the Undersecretary for Migrant Workers’ Affairs (OUMWA); and subsequently forwarded to the nearest Foreign Service Post or Philippine Embassy/Consulate

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The OUMWA will then report on the progress of the case to the nearest kin of the OFW.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama to Speak in Winnipeg

The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is hosting Former First Lady Michelle Obama in Winnipeg on Tuesday September 24th, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. at Bell MTS Place.

"The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to host former First Lady Michelle Obama here in Winnipeg.

Her message of inclusivity, purpose and passion couldn't come at a better time, and will resonate throughout all corners of our community," says Loren Remillard, President & CEO, Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.

Michelle Robinson Obama served as First Lady of the United States from

2009 to 2017, transforming the position and becoming a role model, champion and inspiration for women, families, and young people across America and around the world.

As a transformative First Lady, Mrs. Obama launched and led four key initiatives: Let's Move!, to address the challenge of childhood obesity; Joining Forces, to support veterans, service members and their families; Reach Higher, to inspire young people to seek higher education; and Let Girls Learn, to help adolescent girls around the world go to school.

In 2018, Michelle Obama published her memoir, Becoming, which sold more copies than any other book published in the United States in 2018, achieving that status in just 15 days and instantly rising to the #1 slot on the New York Times Best Sellers list.

Mrs. Obama was born on January 17, 1964. She married Barack Obama in 1992.

They currently live in Washington, DC and have two daughters, Malia and Sasha.

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The National Seminar is attended by delegations of high school students from every province and territory of Canada, with all events offered in both French and English. The theme for this year’s Seminar is The Rural / Urban Divide. There will be workshops on debate techniques, key speakers from S U he Canadian Student des dÊbats d’Êtudiants (CSDFO the community to explore the L FABU RTY & Debating O F Federation / FCDÉ) will host the 53rd Annual : I theme, a debate tournament at MAFT FÊdÊration Canadienne National Student Debate Seminar Morden Collegiate Institute, and a model youth parliament at the Manitoba Legislative Building chamber. There are also cultural WAAY SEASON 21: events, such as a visit to the BASKETS OF FUN Canadian Human Rights Museum in Winnipeg, the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden, an Indigenous Blanket Exercise with Swan Lake First Nation Elders,

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Debate Seminar is hosted by the CSDF-FCDĂ&#x2030; every year in a different host province and, while Manitoba has hosted the event four times previously, this is the first time it will be held outside of Winnipeg. Since its inception in 1967 by founder Tom Lawson â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a former teacher at Trinity College School in Port Hope, Ont. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the National Seminar has had the goal of encouraging debating programs in new schools. This year, we are excited to welcome Tom Lawson who, at 93 years old, is still enthusiastic about getting students involved in advocacy and making their voices heard to politicians.

The City of Morden, Western School Division, Morden Collegiate Institute, and Manitoba Student Debate Federation have been great supporters of this unique endeavour; their help has been invaluable and instrumental to the delegates gathering in Morden next week.

Jon Reyes is re-elected at the new riding; Malaya Marcelino wins the new Notre Dame constituency

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he recently concluded September 10 provincial election marked the re-election of Jon Reyes, under Progressive Conservative Party banner, at the new riding, Waverly; while Malaya Marcelino, NDP Party candidate, won the newly formed riding, Notre Dame.

With the return of the Conservative Party majority, Brian Pallister remains as the premiere of Manitoba; and making the NDP as the opposition party. The Liberal Party, however, won only 3 seats, making the party without any status. Manitoba leader Dougald Lamont plans to make changes on the requirements for holding a status to

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receive all the benefits and other perks for the Liberal Party.

The re-elected Whyteridge member of the parliament, and now serving his second term as the premier of Manitoba, Brian Pallister, has formulated a 100-day working agenda and he wants to open the legislative assembly sooner.

Other Filipino-Canadian candidates who ran were Ted Marcelino, NDP for Tyndall; Eda Pangilinan, Independent for Burrows; John Cacayuran, Liberal for McPhillips; and Kelly Legaspi, NDP for Agassiz.

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Outstanding Fil-Cans recognized at the 3rd Golden Balangay Awards Night Organizers, nominees and guests of the 3rd Golden Balangay Awards gathered last September 7 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery as Winnipeg hosted this year’s awards night. Friends from all over Canada came to witness the awarding of outstanding FillipinoCanadian who have demonstrated excellence in their chosen fields and have made an impact to the Canadian society.

There are 19 award categories which is subdivided into individual and people’s choice brand categories. GBA aims to promote excellence, hard work, higher education, entrepreneurship, public service, positive relationships and community involvement.

It is held to celebrate our people, our culture and our achievements; and, honor

the significant contributions of Filipino Canadians to the Canadian society.

The 2019 Golden Balangay Award is 6 months in the making – from kick off to nomination to judging and to finally awarding the most deserving in each category. And for this year, the Golden Balangay Awards go to: Education: Educator of the Year- Conley de Leon Educational Excellence (Post Secondary Education)- Gerlino Dominic Tamayo Arts, Culture and Sports: Gluckstein Excellence Award in Arts and Culture- Ida and Constantino Lucila Excellence Awards in MediaLisa Svensson Excellence Awards in Sports and Fitness- Kelly Legaspi

Excellence Awards in Music and Entertainment- Fernando Dalayoan Community Service: iKubo Media Young Leader of the Year- Lhori Webster Most Influential Community Organization- Surrey Philippine Independence Day Society World Vision Community Service Award- Michael Siervo Senior Achievement AwardRodolfo Cantiveros Business and Career: WFC Young Entrepreneur of the Year- Dominic Panganiban Executive of the Year- Michael Siervo Entrepreneur of the Year- Jamie Balmores Business Excellence AwardEllwood Daycare continuation on page 10

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set to host the Golden Balangay Awards next year. continuation from page 9 Golden Balangay Awards is a joint project of iKubo Media Manggagawang Pilipino and Awards Online Canada.

Award- Rhose Harris-Galia Pinoy of the Year AwardNarima dela Cruz Golden Balangay Lifetime Achievement Award- Dr. Rey Pagtakhan and Flor Marcelino The awarding was followed by a gala dinner and fashion show

by International Eco-Fashion Designer, John Ablaza whose creations definitely left the audience in amazement.

Part of the event was the ceremonial passing of the GBA sagwan to the next host ambassador, where 2019 GBA Host Ambassador, Judianne Jayme handed it to 2020 GBA Host Ambassador, Annie Chua – Frith. The province of Alberta is

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ast September 14 at Birds Hill Provincial Park, over 500 participants gathered to walk for life-changing clean water.

2019 Global 6K for Water is a fundraising project of World Vision that aims to provide clean water to countries that don't have access to it like the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). 6K is the average distance women

and children walk for water in the developing world - water that is often contaminated with lifethreatening diseases.

Every $50 fundraised at the event provides clean water that lasts for one person.

The goal amount to be raised was $35,000 which was successfully achieved and even exceeded at the amount of over $38,000.

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Like the Incomparable You! (Orange and Lemons in Winnipeg)

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he Orange and Lemons concert last September 13, at Essence Event Centre, was delightful. The band delivered a powerhouse setlist of mostly original songs culled from the touring Philippine band's three studio albums—hits such as "A Beginning of Something Wonderful," "Just like a Splendid Love Song," "Heaven Knows," "Ábot-Kamáy," "Yákap sa Dilím," "Let Me," "Hanggáng Kailán," "Líhim," "Isáng Gabí," "Ang Katúlad Mong Waláng Katúlad," and the latest, new single "Pagibíg sa Tabíng Dágat"—plus a couple of covers that included The Cure's "Lovesong" and Yano's "Esem," which featured yours truly (on vocals and melodica) and my haLf man haLf eLf bandmate Christine Mazur (on guitars and vocals), respectively.

The receptive Winnipeg audience was treated to an

energetic and romantic brand of music that was intelligent, wellwoven, ornate, and catchy at the same time—the mark of true Indie Pop / New Wave music.

Frontman Clem Castro— dazzling in his mustard beige sweater and scarf—was in his mercurial elements. Both his lightning-seed voice and intricate guitar plucks and strums— which will remind the initiated of bands like The Smiths, The Housemartins, The Railway Children, The Ocean Blue, and Treebound Story—were soaring and jangling, filling the venue with beautiful tunes and vivid tones. This sonic mélange was complemented by drummer Ace del Mundo's progressive pounds and beats, bassist Jm del Mundo's rolling and tubular basslines, and keyboardist Jared Nerona's playful and tuneful melodies.

Currently working on their

long overdue and much-awaited fourth full-length, Orange and Lemons dish out a kind of music that is definitely fresh, familiar, and refreshing.

Hosted by Fran Vasu, the show had also stellar openers in the form of local bands Headway, Ember Sky, and the Winnipeg Filipino community's pride The 12/21, providing an apt and effective primer for the night's sonic festivity.

Orange and Lemons were brought to Winnipeg by Mhei Alcos and the rest of Double M Productions.

Pictures by Josel Media Photography, HB Henry , Christine Mazur, and Benie Francisco

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GMA addresses DOLE’s findings on Eddie Garcia incident GMA Network has responded to the preliminary results of the investigation conducted by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on the incident involving the late actor Eddie Garcia.

The DOLE has raised three violations by GMA under the

Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Law. These violations include failure to submit an incident report within 24 hours, to employ or designate a safety officer, and to employ or designate a certified First Aider. The TV network in its

statement filed last Sept. 16 has replied point- by- point to the alleged violations, concluding that what happened was an unforeseeable accident. The GMA Network said it will continue to cooperate with the DOLE on this matter.

Marvel PH heroine ‘Wave’ excites Filipino fans

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Cebuana character named Wave, aka Pearl Pangan, is Marvel Comics’ new superheroine.

Wave was co-created by Pinoy comic book artist Leinil Francis Yu with “Agents of Atlas” writer Greg Pak. Yu said he was surprised by how fast Wave has been accepted by Filipino fans considering she’s just a few months old. Yu described Wave as a hydrokinetic, or a person with the power to control water. The design of her looks was influenced by the illustrator’s music and game preferences, including the writer’s ideas.

Yu has drawn Marvel’s popular mutants, first in “Wolverine” in 1997 and in subsequent “X-Men” titles.

Yu also drew DC Comics’ “Superman: Birthright” in 2003. He is also credited for the design of vehicles for Joss Whedon’s science fiction film “Serenity” in 2005.

Kim de Leon, Shayne Sava are ‘StarStruck’ 7 grand champions Kim de Leon and Shayne Sava were declared over the weekend as Ultimate Male and Female survivors in the 7th season of “StarStruck.”

Kim and Shayne each received a million peso cash prize plus house and lot as grand winners. Kim garnered 97.4% score over Allen Ansay’s 95.2%. For her part, Shayne scored 96.9% against the 94.8% of Lexi Gonzales. The show’s hosts were Dingdong Dantes and season one Ultimate Female Survivor Jennylyn Mercado.

The panel also known as the StarStruck Council is composed of actress and model Heart Evangelista, veteran actress Cherie Gil, and comedian Jose Manalo.

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Michelle Dee to represent Angel Locsin explains absence at ABS-CBN ball Ph in Miss World 2019

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ctress Angel Locsin took to her Instagram account to explain her absence at the muchawaited ABS-CBN Ball.

Locsin said she opted not to attend the network’s annual event on purpose and instead donated directly to the ball’s beneficiary, Bantay Bata 163. The actress also appealed her followers to donate to Bantay Bata 163 to help the beneficiaries get the education that everyone deserves. The ABS-CBN Ball is a charity event that brings almost all of the network’s biggest stars to support Bantay Bata 163’s Bantay Edukasyon, which aims to create a safe and nurturing environment for Filipino children.

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Michelle Dee, the daughter of beauty queen Melanie Marquez, will represent the Philippines in the 69th Miss World pageant in London, United Kingdom on December 14.

Dee bested 39 other candidates during the coronation night held Sunday night at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City. The 24-year-old beauty is a Psychology graduate of De La Salle University Other winners are Kapuso star model Kelley Day, Miss Eco International Philippines; former FAMAS best child performer Isabelle de Leon, Miss Multinational Philippines; Maria Katrina Llegado, Reina Hispanoamericana Philippines; Glyssa Perez, Miss Philippine Tourism; and Vanessa Mae Walters, Miss Eco Teen Philippines.

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno was chairman of the board of judges. Other members of the board of judges include San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora, former Senator Nikki Coseteng, actors Sunshine Cruz and Raymond Bagatsing, Bryce Ramos, Roselle Monteverde of Regal Films, Jeffrey Lin, and Nancy Go, among others.

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Welcome to Winnipeg! And a Job Well Done! Keep on Inspiring!

Mercy & Fernan Aguinaldo’s family & Filipino Journal welcome the arrival in Winnipeg from the Philippines of Mercy’s parents, Billy Lopez and Concepcion Lopez, with her sister Marilyn Esteban.

Enjoy your stay in our beautiful country!

Also, Filipino Journal is taking this opportunity to commend Marilyn Esteban’s admirable community work in the Philippines. A school

nurse, Marilyn works at Ramon Magsaysay National High School, in Isabela, Philippines, where she engages in feeding programs for the poor and for below-Body Mass Index students. She is a mother of two—Arlyn Keith Alethea Esteban, who herself is one of youngest municipal councilors in the Philippines; and Arbil Rico Esteban, a studious Grade 12 student who aspires to follow in the footsteps of his mother and his sister.

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solemn matrimonial ceremony celebrated the marriage of Mhykchael Romero and Clarisse Amadure at San Antonio De Padua Parish Church, Siland Cavite last July 6, 2019.

The reception was held at the Aquila Crystal Palace, Tagaytay where the newlyweds welcomed the 200 guests to join them.

Groom’s parents are Ceasar and Jeanita Romero and the bride’s parents are Romeo and Mercedes Amadure.

Julia Garcia shines at her debutante's party!

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members and followed by some of her guests.

Julia who is pursuing education at the University of Manitoba, is the only daughter of Julian and Belinda Garcia.

And the sister to only brother James Garcia.

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Progressive Conservatives Win 2nd Term to Form Government

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n September 10, the people of Manitoba voted to give the Progressive Conservatives (PC) a second term. Along with this, PC leader and Premier Brian Pallister, New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Wab Kinew and Liberal leader Dougald Lamont were all re-elected in their respective ridings. Green Party leader James Beddome was unsuccessful in his election bid as he went head-tohead with Kinew in Fort Rouge.

CBC Manitoba took on Election Night with two coverage desks in their main studio. On one desk was News Anchor Janet Stewart who teamed up with political scientist Chris Adams in monitoring and commentating as the numbers came in from various polling centres. The other desk had Marcy Markusa with a partisan panel that included the NDP’s Erin Selby, Sachit Mehra for the Liberals and reelectionist MLA Kelvin Goertzen of Steinbach.

Milling around in the background was a group dubbed as the ‘Manitoba Votes Café’, whose ‘patrons‘ are meant to represent a cross-section of the province’s voters. This writer and his spouse, Peegy Ontong were invited by CBC Manitoba to be among this group that included notable community figures such as Opaskwayak Cree Nation Onekanew (Chief) Christian Sinclair, Winnipeg Deputy Mayor Markus Chambers, Eric Reder of Wilderness Committee - Manitoba Office, public speaker and activist Mary Black, legal student Danielle H. Morrison, Dr. Rehman AbdulRehman,

Seven Oaks School Division Superintendent Brian O'Leary, Daniel Stokes of the Progressive Conservatives, and Owen Stapleton and Owen Black from the Journalism program of Red River College.

In the course of the broadcast, CBC declared Kelvin Goertzen as the projected winner of a fifth consecutive term in the Manitoba Legislative Assembly.

In his speech at a celebration the following evening, Goertzen acknowledged the love and patience of wife Kimberley and son Malachi, the spirited effort of his campaign volunteers, and the continued confidence of fellow Steinbach residents.

Among the Filipino community’s six candidates who ran for seats, only two were elected. The NDP’s Malaya Marcelino took Notre Dame, while the PC’s Jon Reyes who was previously the St. Norbert MLA , won the Waverley riding.

Ted Marcelino, the long-time MLA of Tyndall Park, bowed to Liberal Cindy Lamoureux who transferred from the Burrows riding.

The complete results of the 42nd Manitoba Provincial Elections can be seen at: https:// www.electionsmanitoba.ca/en/ Results/PreviousElections/2019

Kris Ontong is the past president of the South Eastman Filipino Association (SEMFA) and is an awardee at the 2019 National Filipino-Canadian Heritage Event for his active role in the Filipino community. As a new Canadian and first-time voter, he interviewed Winnipeg-based candidates from the PC, NDP and Liberals to better understand the principles and platforms of each party, and the issues affecting their respective ridings and the province of Manitoba in general.

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Horoscope It brings a chance to earn extra cash with a bright idea or new enterprise. If you need to make a decision, meet a deadline, or research your options, may be your best bet. Great ideas and family matters come forward. Relax and enjoy your personal space as well as try out new recipes, decorate, or apply yourself to a slow but rewarding task.

You’ll be in your part and eager to build ahead with your brightest and best ideas. You’re more action oriented, too, and willing to do whatever is necessary to further your plans. Where finances are concerned, it’s a good time to find for bargains, especially on any typically expensive items. Some research could save you a lot of money.

Don’t ignore your dreams or insight idea, as you could benefit from valuable guidance if you pay attention. If you feel like retreating from the rush and excitement of life, it’s entirely natural. The actively encourages you to take time out to relax and recharge. A focus on your money zone emphasizes your wise ability to spot a deal that’s too good to miss. Selling unused items could be very profitable if you want to get rid of mess.

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People will be attracted to what you have to offer.

Your warm, pleasant personal could draw people your way, for business or for romance, if you’re looking for love. Things have eased since the excitement step you experienced earlier in the year, making this a good time to build up your gains. Finally, don’t make easy decisions unless you’re sure you’re on the right track.

A serious mood works to your advantage if you can make important decisions and stick to them. With a focus on job and career matters, you’ll certainly benefit from a more action-oriented approach to getting results. However, your social life continues to grow, making this a good time to expand your network and move in new circles.

Work, communication, and home and family concerns keep you busy, but don’t feel like you have to do it all. The wheels of business are turning in your favor, meaning you have every opportunity to get ahead if you’re willing to network and get yourself known in all the right places. It’s a time for get-togethers, friendly celebrations, and more. Plus, food can be instrumental to romantic success.

If someone dislike your idea, use a bit of charm and you’ll be likelier to get your way. This is especially so when it comes to your job or an interview. When it comes to romance, there’s still plenty of time to indulge your sensuous side. If you enjoy massages or spa days, this is the time to surrender to such pleasures for your benefit.

It lights up your relationship sector, bringing warmth and understanding to your communication. Meanwhile, you’re enthusiastic to research your options regarding health and wellness issues, particularly as this is one of the best times to adjust routines and habits so they help create a suitable, happier you.

Dealing with ongoing task and other responsibilities early can clear the way for more fun later. If could see you putting effort into resolving an issue that has caused disappointment for some time. Yet your actions or approach to life may need to change in order for things to be different. Later, ask yourself if something you desire is worth the price, and second, if you’re willing to pay it.

Line up yourself with like-minded people can give you a feeling of purpose and power. Good news could come in the form of a moneymaking idea, raise, or possibility for progress. Information you learn could have the potential to enhance earnings, adding to your comfort and security as a result. One thing to watch out for is overeat or drink, especially if you want to lose weight.

To keep from getting overwhelmed by too much work or everyday responsibilities, devise a plan and stick to it.

You might even want to representative some of your tasks where appropriate. Lifestyle issues might also be at the prominence of your mind, especially if you want to lose weight or get fitter in general. Romantic and business relationships continue to show a positive side. Even so, it helps to be open-minded regarding someone’s excellent suggestions, as they may benefit you.

While feeling and inspiration can be helpful, keep your feet on the ground and don’t get carried away by a wild idea.

It might be helpful to meet with a good friend who can to offer up ideas and suggestions that you haven’t considered.

When you’ll enter a pleasure top in which romance and some sizzling dates will be very much on the agenda.

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Cirque du Soleil is back in Winnipeg with “Amaluna”

Winnipegers, including some kababayans, already got to watch Cirque du Soleil’s new offering , Amaluna which premiered last September 14 , 2019 under the White Big Top at Sterling Lyon Parkway and Kenaston Boulevard.

The critically acclaimed production was written and directed by Tony Award-winning director, Diane Paulus. Amaluna is Cirque’s 33rd production and is here in Winnipeg for 43 performances.

Amaluna takes place in an island that is governed by goddesses and guided by the cycles of the moon. The story unfolds in the mysterious island of Amaluna where a young man and the queen’s daughter fell in love with each other but their love will be put to test. The trials of their

love is where the whole show revolves. Amaluna is a tribute to the work and voice of women,” explains Director of Creation Fernand Rainville.

Amaluna is a combination of the words ama, which refers to “mother” and luna, which means “moon”; a symbol of femininity that depicts both the motherdaughter relationship and the idea of goddess and protector of the planet.

Show reviews from some of our kababayans : Kris Ontong: Cirque du Soleil brought out everyone's inner child last night as we entered the spellbinding island of Amaluna!

It was my family's first time to ever watch a circus, so we were all mesmerized by the aerial and acrobatic artistry! Every now and

then, my daughter Lexie would nudge me, beam widely and flash the double thumbs up sign to let me know that she's having a great time! As for my Mom, this is an item that she can now cross off her bucket list. Amaluna stands out from other Cirque shows because it has a story that the audience can easily follow and it's based partly on Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'.

Noreen Lagac: “Breathtaking.

Cirque du Soleil never disappoints.

I would watch it again.”

Dale Garrido: You only hear Cirq - the show when you’re in Vegas, well - here it is. Winnipeg, it will not disappoint. From beginning to end, Amaluna defies the capabilities of a human strength, conditioning and concentration.

The performers provides an “aw” with storyline and a perfect orchestrated music. Dont rely on my reviews - WINNIPEG GO SEE IT!!!

Amaluna is playing until October 20, 2019 in Winnipeg.

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Annual FBA-NA Inter-City tournament in Chicago Illinois Article and photos submitted by Arsenio dela Cruz

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he annual FBA-NA InterCity tournament took place in Chicago Illinois over the Labour Day weekend. 12 cities and a total of 115 teams from across North America gathered on all 8 courts at the Edward Hospital Athletic Center to compete in 15 different age categories.

Team FBA Winnipeg definitely had the largest delegation and had the largest fan/ spectator base all weekend. FBA Winnipeg brought 15 teams to the Windy City and here are the results:

Divisions 9U co-ed Mosquitoes: 3rd 11U co-ed Tykes: 2nd 13U PeeWee Boys: 1st 15U Bantam Boys: 1st 15U Bantam Girls: 4th 17U Jr Boys: 2nd 17U Jr Girls: 2nd 20U Juvenile Boys: 1st 20U Juvenile Girls: 2nd Men's Open 6ft and Under: 3rd Men's Open: 4th Ladies Open: 1st Senior Men's: 5th Masters: 5th Grand Masters: 2nd

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