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PHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL TORONTO CELEBRATES WOMEN'S MONTH 2024 WITH A “WOMEN AND THE COLOR PURPLE” ART THERAPY WORKSHOP
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Filipina artist and Philippine Artists Group (PAG) Vice President Michelle Ramos front row, (in black cap) with Consulate and attached agencies personnel and dependents
1 March 2024 – In celebration of Women’s Month, the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto conducted an “Women and the Color Purple” Art Therapy Workshop for Consulate and attached agencies personnel and their dependents.
The workshop was held in line with the Philippine Commission on Women’s observation of #PurpleFridays or #PurpleYourIcon and its goal of “illuminating or adorning offices or landmarks with purple elements as a tribute to women and their impactful contributions to society”.
Acknowledging that the creation of art can relieve stress, help process difficult emotions during challenging events, and promote holistic wellbeing, the Consulate wanted to provide and opportunity to promote wellness and camaraderie among personnel and their families.
Ms. Michelle Ramos, a Filipino artist and current vice president of the Toronto-based Philippine Artists Group (PAG), conducted the two hour-workshop. She brought a sample canvass and taught the participants brush techniques and mixing of colors. The participants then created their own paintings showing a woman wearing a purple terno or traditional Filipino dress in support of women empowerment. Purple, green and white are the colors of International Women’s Day.
Consulate personnel expressed appreciation for the workshop, with one frontliner saying “I was able to show my artistic side through painting. Even though my painting is not that beautiful or perfect, it gives me satisfaction and makes me smile every time I see it. Painting is a good stress reliever that many of us should try. Looking forward to another session.” (END)
Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville C. Tate welcomes participants to the art workshop
(Left) Ms. Ramos demonstrates a technique to Consul Rodney Jonas L. Sumague (Right) Consulate and attached agencies personnel at work on their canvassess
PHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL TORONTO AND FILM DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES DISCUSS FILM CARAVAN FOR 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF PHILIPPINES-CANADA RELATIONS
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(Left photo) Consul General Angelica C. Escalona examining films being restored at the Philippine Film Archive (Right photo, left to right) Project Development Assistant for Festivals Division Dan Yobel Dantes, Cultural Officer Maricel D. Samonte, FDCP Executive Director III Daniel Dan Morales, Consul General Escalona, Education and Festivals Division Head Rica Arevalo, Project Development Officer for PEAP and Spotlight Philippines Max Rivero, and Senior Administrative Assistant Jed De Guzman
1 March 2024 – Consul General Angelica C. Escalona and Cultural Officer Maricel D. Samonte of the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto visited the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) to discuss with FDCP officials its proposal for a film caravan project that would bring Filipino films to multiple Canadian cities for the 75th anniversary of the establishment of Philippines-Canada relations this year.
FDCP Executive Director III Daniel Dan Morales, Education and Festivals Division Head Rica Arevalo, Senior Administrative Assistant Jed De Guzman, Project Development Officer for PEAP and Spotlight Philippines Max Rivero, and Project Development Assistant for Festivals Division Dan Yobel Dantes warmly welcomed the Consulate officials, answering their questions and providing suggestions on the proposed project, which would be implemented under the FDCP’s Philippine Embassies Assistance Program (PEAP).
The film caravan is envisioned to showcase Filipino films to audiences in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary in September 2024 through a partnership between the FDCP and Philippine Foreign Service Posts in Canada.
According to Consul General Escalona, “It would be ideal to have a Filipino film caravan in September. The Philippine Film Industry Month is observed every year in September, and in the case Toronto, there is plenty of buzz and excitement over the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). We deeply appreciate FDCP’s willingness to support us on this project”.
During their visit to the FDCP, the Consulate officials were given a tour of the Philippine Film Archive, which is tasked to conserve and preserve the audiovisual materials connected to Philippine history and culture. The Consulate officials learned about archiving, restoration and preservation, gaining a sense of appreciation for the hard work that goes into and the expertise required for the preservation of audiovisual heritage. (END)
Continue Reading This ArticlePHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL TORONTO AND CULTURAL CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES SHARE IDEAS ON THE PROMOTION OF FILIPINO ARTISTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
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(First row) Consul General Angelica C. Escalona and CCP Vice President Mr. Dennis N. Marasigan (Second row, left to right) CCP Chief Culture and Arts Officer Consuelo V. Zapata, Cultural Officer Maricel Samonte and CCP Associate Artistic Director for Arts Education Ms. Eva Marie DG. Salvador
1 March 2024 – Consul General Angelica C. Escalona and Cultural Officer Maricel D. Samonte of the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto met Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Vice President Dennis N. Marasigan, Associate Artistic Director for Arts Education Eva Marie DG. Salvador and Chief Culture and Arts Officer Consuelo V. Zapata at the CCP Annex Building to exchange ideas on the promotion of Philippine culture.
Consul General Escalona informed the CCP officials that this year is the 75th anniversary of the establishment of Philippines-Canada relations. She shared the Consulate’s cultural diplomacy projects and activities, including the Consulate’s plan to establish an online Sentro Rizal Toronto that would facilitate the sharing of information promoting Filipino culture and artists. The Consul General sought suggestions from the CCP officials on projects and activities that the Consulate can conduct in the future that are aligned with the CCP’s priorities.
Vice President Marasigan said that the CCP aims to promote Filipino artists and creative industries, and expressed willingness to work with Philippine Foreign Service Posts in Canada in bringing Filipino performing companies, artists and films to Canadian audiences. Showing videos of the CCP’s activities as well as performances of CCP resident companies to the Consulate officials, he emphasized that it is important for the Foreign Service Posts to identify the message that they wish to convey to local audiences.
The CCP officials encouraged the Consulate to join the annual CCP Pasinaya Open House, the largest multi-arts festival in the Philippines organized by the CCP. The Pasinaya aims to provide a platform for Filipino artists and cultural groups to showcase their talents while nurturing public support and creating new audiences.
Vice President Marasigan also shared that the CCP’s website contains useful information including its upcoming events and a digital resources section with an Encyclopedia of Philippine Art and an online museum. The CCP’s website can be accessed through https://culturalcenter.gov.ph. (END)
Continue Reading This ArticlePUBLIC HOLIDAY NOTICE - APRIL 2024
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Continue Reading This ArticleCONSULAR OUTREACH TO WINNIPEG - 06-08 APRIL 2024
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Continue Reading This ArticleTHE PHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL IN TORONTO AND THE PHILIPPINE DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM-NEW YORK PROMOTE LOVE THE PHILIPPINES AT THE TORONTO OUTDOOR ADVENTURE SHOW
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(L-R) Marco Vincent Dive Resort’s Jody Deevey, Nancy Napoles of Philippine Airlines (PAL), Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville Tate, Philippine Department of Tourism Officer Katherine Alcantara, PAL’s Chariah Ann Conopio and Consul Mary Grace Villamayor
24 February 2024 – The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto rendered full support to the Department of Tourism’s (PDOT) participation in the 2024 Outdoor Adventure Show. This event is considered to be Canada’s largest showcase of outdoor gear and adventure travel experiences.
The show, running from February 23-25 at the International Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, featured more than 300 exhibitors offering the latest camping gear, paddle sports, outdoor clothing, scuba diving and ultimate adventure travel destinations. The PDOT exhibit featured adventure travel destinations in the Philippines and was supervised by Senior Tourism Operations Officer (STOO) Katherine Ambion-Alcantara. The PDOT booth also had displays from Philippine Airlines, Marco Vincent Dive Resort and Polaris Travel and Tours.
In addition to the booth operations, PDOT also made a presentation on Philippine Tourism and the new PDOT Love the Philippines campaign in the afternoon of Saturday, 24 February.
Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville C. Tate gave the welcome remarks before STOO Alcantara’s promotional videos. The assembled crowd appreciated the production and PDOT’s elegant and eco-friendly tote bags, which were given away to the audience. END
PAL’s Ms. Nancy Napoles and PDOT Officer Katherine Alcantara take a groufie with the audience during the Philippine country presentation on 24 February 2024
Public Holiday Notice - 28 & 29 MARCH 2024
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Continue Reading This ArticleIN CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL ARTS MONTH 2024 AND THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF PHILIPPINES-CANADA RELATIONS, SENTRO RIZAL TORONTO PRESENTS “ANI NG SINING - BAYANG MALIKHAIN - A HARVEST OF ARWORKS BY FILIPINO IN CANADA
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Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville Tate delivers the welcome remarks during the launch of the National Arts Month Art Exhibit on 12 February 2024
14 February 2024 – The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto’s Sentro Rizal, in partnership with the Philippine Artists Group (PAG), is commemorating the Philippine’s National Arts Month with an Art Exhibit at the Consulate’s consular hall. The exhibit was launched in a simple ceremony on 12 February 2024, and is part of the Consulate General’s celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Philippines – Canada diplomatic relations.
The works selected for display are evocative of both the Philippines and Canada, with the artists showing fondness for their Filipino heritage and deep appreciation for their new homeland. The exhibit showcases 22 paintings and three sculptures from some of the most accomplished Filipino-Canadian artists in the Greater Toronto Area, and include some award-winning pieces. Among the paintings on display are a trio of paintings of Philippine native fruits done by former Toronto Consul General now-Ambassador Junever Mahilum – West of the Philippine Embassy in Paris, who was a member of the PAG during her assignment to Toronto.
In his remarks during the launch, Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville Tate thanked the PAG for their consistent support of the Consulate’s project, and praised their creativity and talent, noting that while they undoubtedly led busy lives, they still made time to answer the call to create beautiful works.
The exhibit is open to the public from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and runs from 12 – 29 February 2024. END
(L-R) Consul Mary Grace Villamayor, Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville Tate, PAG VP Michelle Chermaine Ramos, PAG Pres. Antonio Afable, Consul Rodney Jonas Sumague at the ribbon-cutting, marking the opening of the art exhibit.
CANADA ANNOUNCES CA$28.15 MILLION DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FUND FOR THREE NEW PHILIPPINE PROJECTS TO ADDRESS HEALTH CARE CLIMATE CHANGE AND DISASTER RISK AND RESILIENCE
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Minister of International Development Ahmed Hussen announces Canada will undertake three major development projects in the Philippines, during the International Development Week celebration at Plan International Canada’s Toronto office
09 February 2024 – Deputy Consul General Kerwin Orville Tate and Consul Mary Grace Villamayor represented the Philippine Embassy and the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto during the 34th International Development Week event of Global Affairs Canada on 09 February 2024 at Plan International Canada’s office in Toronto.
At the event, Minister of International Development Ahmed Hussen announced three new development projects for the Philippines that Canada will fund with a CA$28.15 million program budget. The projects have been chosen to address pressing challenges in the Philippines and help in the attainment of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The Climate Adaptation Project in partnership with the Forest Foundation Philippines, Sunlife of Canada and the University of Guelph will support and invest in nature-based solutions to fight climate change and its negative effects in the Philippines through tackling biodiversity loss and helping communities increase their capacity and resilience in the face of increasing natural disasters.
The Global Affairs Canada Partnership with Alinea Foundation to Strengthen Community Resilience in Disasters aims to increase community capacity to respond to and recover from natural disasters whenever they occur, while making sure gender equality as well as disability and social inclusion are observed.
Plan International Canada’s Gender-Responsive Systems Approach to Universal Health Care Project in partnership with the University of Montreal and Zuellig Foundation aims to reach over half a million Filipinos with nutritional health, sexual and reproductive health services, and training on Canadian healthcare knowledge responsive to the needs of rural and indigenous communities, especially women.
In her speech, Minister of Small Business Rechie Valdez said, “I am proud of the long-lasting relationship between Canada and the Philippines, and today’s funding announcement underlines the strength of the bond between our two countries. By continuing to work together on our shared goals of battling climate change, improving the quality of health-care services, and women’s empowerment, our incredible relationship will only continue to get stronger. This is great news for Filipinos here in Canada and abroad.” END
(L-R) Philippine Deputy Consul General to Toronto Kerwin Orville Tate, MP Robert Oliphant, Plan International Canada Senior Adviser for Health Mohammed Ibrahim, Minister of Small Business Rechie Valdez, Minister of International Development Ahmed Hussen, Plan International Canada Chief Program Officer Dr. Tanjina Mirza, University of Montreal Director for International Health Unit Karina Dubois-Nguyen and Global Affairs Canada Deputy Assistant Secretary Patricia Pena
CONSULATE GENERAL FACILITATES DIALOGUE ON HOUSING OPTIONS FOR NEWCOMERS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS THROUGH A FORUM IN COLLABORATION WITH UPAAT
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Consul General Angelica C. Escalona giving her welcome remarks during the forum
03 February 2024 – The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto partnered with the University of the Philippines Alumni Association in Toronto (UPAAT) on a forum on housing options for newcomers and international students.
Consul General Angelica Escalona noted that housing has become a serious concern for Filipino international students and newcomers as they juggle adjusting to life in Canada, their studies, work and looking after the needs of their families. She added that, the Consulate General is closely working with Canadian officials, non-profit groups, the Filipino community and Filipino student groups to help address the concerns of international students.
In a recorded video message for the forum, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow emphasized that housing is a top priority of her administration, which has plans for building 65,000 affordable rent-controlled homes and is improving protections for renters. “In recent years, many Toronto homes are becoming more and more expensive. The city is working hard to keep people housed,” Mayor Chow remarked.
Other speakers during the forum include Toronto City Councillor Alejandra Bravo, who is the Chair of the Economic Development Committee and participated online via Zoom. She highlighted the importance of the involvement of the community in conveying to the city government their concerns and recommended solutions.
Participants and speakers during the forum
Resource speakers Ms. Stella Zuidervliet and Mr. Ivan Guarin of the non-profit Agincourt Community Services Association (ACSA) presented an overview of the challenges encountered by newcomers and available support programs for housing.
Mr. Steven Li of the Community Legal Clinic of York Region discussed the rights and responsibilities of tenants under Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act (RTA).
Mr. Yuri Ching, a realtor, explained the process of buying a home in Canada and available support programs that may help newcomers.
The forum participants agreed on the need for continued dialogue among stakeholders to address the housing concerns of newcomers and international students.
Around 50 participants attended the forum, which is the second in a series of workshops organized by the Consulate General and UPAAT to help address concerns of the Filipino community. END
Continue Reading This ArticleDTI UNDERSECRETARY CAROLINA SANCHEZ DISCUSSES ECONOMIC PROMOTION THRUSTS WITH PHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL TORONTO, SUPPORT FOR SMEs AND FOOD SECURITY WITH MEDA
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(Left photo) Consul General Angelica C. Escalona with DTI Undersecretary and Chief of Staff Carolina P. Sanchez; (Right photo, L-R) Philippine Trade Commissioner Benedict Uy, MEDA Senior Vice President Lindsay Wallace, Consul General Angelica Escalona, Undersecretary Carol Sanchez, DTI Director Maria Guiza Lim and Consul Mary Grace Villamayor take a commemorative photo
01 February 2024 – Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Undersecretary and Chief of Staff Carol P. Sanchez, together with DTI Director Maria Guiza Lim and Philippine Trade and Investment Center-New York Trade Commissioner Benedict Uy, met officials of the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto led by Consul General Angelica C. Escalona to discuss the Philippine economic promotion thrusts in Canada.
North America continues to be market for Philippine IT-BPO services as well as electronics and semiconductors. The Philippines sees the aerospace industry, creative industries and AI technology as potentially beneficial areas of cooperation with Canada. The Philippines is also looking to attract investments from Canada, particularly for infrastructure.
Undersecretary Sanchez and the DTI and Philippine Consulate officials later met with Ms. Lindsay Wallace, Senior Vice President for Strategy and Impact of the Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA), a non-government organization working with small-scale cacao farmers in Mindanao to develop sustainable agri-food systems.
For more information on MEDA’s project in Mindanao, please visit https://www.meda.org/country/philippines/. END
Continue Reading This ArticleNATIONAL ARTS MONTH
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This February, the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto joins the nation in celebrating National Arts Month 2024. The National Arts Month aims to harness the creative energies of artists towards nation-building, integrate arts into the lives of diverse populations and communities and engage critical discourse, awareness, and appreciation of various arts and art disciplines through different emerging platforms.
The Sentro Rizal Toronto will host a special exhibit on 12 to 29 February 2024 to showcase the talent and creativity of the Philippine Artists Group (PAG). Formed in 1988, the PAG is composed of Filipino migrant visual artists who consider themselves communicators and custodians of the richness of Philippine visual arts. The exhibit will be open to the public. Details will be announced shortly.
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Continue Reading This ArticlePHILIPPINE CONSULATE GENERAL TORONTO JOINS KABABAYANS AT TORONTO RAPTORS FILIPINO HERITAGE NIGHT
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The Philippine Heritage Band performing at the Toronto Raptors Filipino Heritage Night at the Scotiabank Arena
26 January 2024 – The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto led by Consul General Angelica C. Escalona joined kababayans at the first Filipino Heritage Night hosted by the Toronto Raptors. Held at the Scotiabank Arena, the home of the Raptors, the event was an opportunity to shine a light on the Filipino community. There are now more than one million Filipinos who live, work and study in Canada.
The Filipino Heritage Night saw the Toronto Raptors playing against the Los Angeles Clippers to a capacity crowd. Authentic Filipino dishes were offered at the food concessions in the concourse. Among the Filipino musical artists featured were Edmark Dalmacio who sang the national anthems of the two teams, the Philippine Heritage Band, and Juno award winning artist Preston Pablo who performed at half-time.
Consul General Escalona said, “It is wonderful to see many kababayans here tonight. Filipinos love basketball, and we love the Raptors”. The Consul General noted that the Philippines initiated a World Basketball Day resolution at the United Nations General Assembly. Adopted in August 2023, the resolution proclaimed December 21 as World Basketball Day in recognition of basketball’s global popularity and its ability to promote peace, empowerment and health. END
Filipino Heritage Night banner at the Scotiabank Arena monitor
Toronto Raptors versus LA Clippers in action
Preston Pablo performing at half-time
Consul General Angelica Escalona with Cultural Officer Maricel Samonte, Finance Officer Cristopher Baguya and Protocol Officer John Fajardo
Continue Reading This ArticlePublic Holiday Notice - 19 February 2024
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Continue Reading This ArticleEMPOWERING NEWCOMERS FOR SUCCESS IN CANADA
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Continue Reading This ArticleADVISORY: APOSTILLE CONVENTION
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Continue Reading This ArticleCONSUL GENERAL ANGELICA ESCALONA CONVEYS NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF ONTARIO
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1 January 2024 – Consul General Angelica Escalona conveyed new year greetings to the Honourable Edith Dumont, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, during the Lieutenant Governor’s 2024 New Year’s Levee held at Queens Park. The Consul General also sought the Lieutenant Governor’s support on the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of Philippines-Canada diplomatic relations this year.
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Continue Reading This ArticlePHILIPPINE CONSULATE AND FILIPINO COMMUNITY COMMEMORATE THE 127TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARTYRDOM OF DR. JOSE RIZAL
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The officers of the Philippine Consulate General at the Rizal Day 2023 commemoration held at the Sentro Rizal Toronto
30 December 2023 – Consul General Angelica C. Escalona led the ceremonies marking the 127th anniversary of the martyrdom of Philippine national hero Dr. Jose Rizal.
A ceremony was held at the Sentro Rizal Toronto with Philippine Consulate General Toronto and attached agencies personnel and dependents. This was followed by ceremonies at the Jose Rizal monuments in Markham, Ontario and Earl Bales Park, Toronto with the Knights of Rizal and other Filipino community groups.
In her remarks, Consul General Escalona talked about Rizal’s travels, including his brief stop in Ontario to view the Niagara Falls from the Canadian side. Noting that the national hero was a man of purpose, she said, “Rizal’s travels were a way for him to expand his knowledge and worldview. His travels and the injustices he experienced under Spanish colonial rule led him to advocate for reform, which sparked the fight for independence of the Philippines”. The Consul General urged kababayans to appreciate the rights and freedoms that many people enjoy today and to lead a life of purpose.
The theme of this year’s Rizal Day commemoration is “Rizal: Pundasyon ng Kahapon, Isinasabuhay Ngayon”. END
(Left photo) Consul General Angelica Escalona delivering her remarks on the 127th anniversary of the martyrdom of Dr. Jose Rizal (Right photo) Philippine Consulate General in Toronto and attached agencies personnel and dependents at the Rizal Day commemoration
Rizal Day commemoration in the City of Markham, Ontario
Rizal Day commemoration at Earl Bales Park, City of Toronto
127th Anniversary of the Martyrdom of Dr. José Rizal
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The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto joins the Filipino nation in commemorating the 127th anniversary of the martyrdom of Dr. José Rizal with the theme “Rizal: Pundasyon ng Kahapon, Isinasabuhay Ngayon” (Rizal: Foundation of the Past, Living Today).
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