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President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr, on Wednesday welcomed the increased presence of Canada in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) through its Indo-Pacific Strategy, which led to better regional maritime security and safety.He noted the strategy, which was launched last November, provided ASEAN members access to training on smart border…

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Tuesday expressed his desire to forge stronger ties with Indonesia that would result in more business opportunities.

The head of the Teachers Dignity Coalition (TDC) on Tuesday said that while his group appreciates praises given to educators, he urged politicians and officials of the Department of Education (DepEd) to finally give what is due them like salary hike, mandated 60-day rest after each school year, additional health…

Guaranteeing fairness and protection for all Pamilyang Valenzuelano both vendors and consumers, the City Government of Valenzuela through the leadership of

Senate approves OVP proposed budget for 2024

Marikina lawmaker Stella Quimbo files the bill as the Philippines grapples with what Malacañang says is an 'alarming increase in the retail price' of rice

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is ready to provide P15,000 in cash assistance to small rice retailers who may incur losses due to the Malacañang-mandated price ceiling on rice, which became effective on Tuesday, even as the House Committee on Appropriations searches for unprogrammed funds in the…

Philippine Canadian Inquirer PBBM to Wescom: Gov’t behind you in defending PH territory News

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Rice price ceilings take effect Sept. 5: Palace News

The Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) is calling on investors to pinpoint particular local government units (LGU) or government agencies that are giving them a hard time to do business in the country.  Secretary Ernesto V. Perez bared ARTA’s tack  said  as he revealed that Texas Instruments Inc., which he described…