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Philippine Canadian Inquirer DepEd: Ensure safety of learners, teachers in end-of-school-year rites News

President Marcos on Monday rejected the use of force against the Chinese ships, which blasted Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessels and other maritime with their water cannons. “We have no intention of attacking anyone with water cannons or any other such offensive...I would have to call them weapon because they…

Senator Christopher "Bong" Go reaffirmed his commitment to grassroots leadership and barangay empowerment during his participation in the Liga ng mga Barangay P

Philippine Canadian Inquirer BRP Andres Bonifacio back to WPS patrols after comms, sensor upgrade News

Philippine Canadian Inquirer 'Sky Pasada' reopens Laoag-Basco route Travel

MANILA, Philippines: THE province of Cagayan will likely boil today as the heat index is expected to hit 48 degrees Celsius, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said Sunday.

A total of 33,966 households experiencing water shortage in this city due to the drought caused by El Niño availed of water rationing for the month of April. A

THE Philippines is looking to fill the domestic shortage of salt and remove the need for imports in the next five years, eventually competing with global suppliers of salt, according to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR). Imelda Calixto, BFAR officer-in-charge for Fisheries Post-Harvest Technology Division, said government’s primary…

ILAGAN CITY, Isabela — The El Niño dry spell that has destroyed billions of pesos worth of crops in many parts of the country has had minimal effects on farmers

AT least eight Chinese vessels have been sighted off Escoda (Sabina) Shoal, a feature located in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) that is under the jurisdiction of Pag-asa village in the Kalayaan town in Palawan.