Filipino Youth in Canada for National Democracy in the Philippines
Out there, there is too much that the mainstream media have published; out there, it’s been a taboo topic. If you’re still trying to figure it out, now is the best time to stand up for justice. Jennifer Laude’s murder is not an isolated case of a brutal crime by a member US troops as … Continue reading Out now! US troops, Out Now!
Toronto– Local Filipino youth organization Anakbayan-Toronto and Filipino Canadian Association of Ryerson (FCAR) invites everyone to the third Diwa ng Kasarinlan Spirit of Independence Saturday, July 19th from 1-4pm at Ryerson University Student Campus Centre. Diwa ng Kasarinlan is a free annual celebration of the formation of the Katipunan and its heroes as a way … Continue reading Diwa ng Kasarinlan 2014!
PRESS RELEASE Reference: Sarah Salise, Secretary General anakbayan.toronto@gmail.com Why do we defy on PH Indie day? Anakbayan-Toronto (AB-TO) commemorates the 116th year of the Philippine “Independence” Day; however, we stand firm and believe that the Philippines is still not independent due to the imperialism of the United States and its major influence to the … Continue reading Anakbayan-Toronto on 116th Philippine Independence Day
Follow Anakbayan-Toronto on twitter: @anakbayanto This infograph is produced by Anakbayan-Toronto in light of the 10th year death anniversary of Jeffrey Reodica on May 21, 2014. Follow Remember Jeffrey Reodica on Facebook or @JeffreyReodica in twitter for more updates. Click on the image to enlarge
Follow Anakbayan-Toronto on twitter: @anakbayanto 1. Ontario minimum wage has been frozen for three years The province’s minimum wage had previously been frozen at $10.25 an hour since 2010. Before that, minimum wage had increased annually since 2004, when it was $6.85 an hour. 2. $14 is indexed to cost of living, $11 is not … Continue reading 8 reasons why Filipino youth should join the Ontario $14 minimum wage campaign
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