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Image of a gavel at the Sandiganbayan courtroom. (Courtesy: Sandiganbayan)Image of a gavel at the Sandiganbayan courtroom. (Courtesy: Sandiganbayan) The …
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‘Negative na’: Small Manila businesses cut staff, take loans over steep garbage fees
Customers enjoy fares from streetside eateries in Manila’s fusion alley as seen in September 2026 (Philstar.com / Ian Laqui) MANILA, …
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US grants Philippines $60 million to modernize energy sector
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OECD urges APEC economies to close tourism AI gaps as adoption accelerates
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Canada’s big banks embrace AI as workers face job uncertainty
Big banks have more than double the workers of Canada’s auto assembly and parts manufacturing industry TD, BMO, CIBC, RBC, …
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No longer taboo, Canada’s defence industry steps into Europe’s spotlight
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Canadian citizenship certificate applications now facing nearly 3-year delays
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Police did not intervene as Canada’s most prolific voyeur was ‘looking for more victims,’ court records show
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AI researchers ‘earnestly believe’ it could kill all humans within the next decade, Anthropic employee says
Comment came after viral post claimed another Anthropic researcher had resigned over AI fears Hours after posts went viral from …
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25 people killed in commercial ship fire in China
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Trump offers $5,000 US to every American if Republicans win midterm elections
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Ukraine has been trying to bring the war to Russia. More Russians are beginning to feel it
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‘Unhinged’ for Canada to call dispute with U.S. a trade war, says Trump’s tariff chief
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Unsafe sea transport
Not a rainy season passes in this country, it seems, without a deadly maritime disaster. As of early evening yesterday, …
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France test for Remullas
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PISA: Wide room for improvement
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Remolona’s ‘A-‘: A vote for BSP independence
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Now is the time for Romualdez to speak
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Alex Eala flattered when mistaken for ‘beautiful women’ in the Philippines
The Philippines’ Alexandra Eala waves to the crowd after losing to USA’s Iva Jovic during their women’s singles third-round tennis …
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Avaricio holds nerve, edges Bisera to capture ICTSI Summit Point crown
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UAAP adopts stricter FIBA standards, suspension Rules
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US-bound Minowa not ruling out another stint with Creamline
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UAAP to impose new rule for one-and-done players in Season 90
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Patis Tesoro named National Artist for Design
Screenshot Filipina fashion designer Maria Beatriz “Patis” Tesoro has been named a National Artist of the Philippines for Design, honoring …
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A guide to studying abroad
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New CEO unveils Apple’s first foldable iPhone
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Echoes of time: A Tagalog triumph for ‘Opera at Kundiman’
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New National Artists named, Imelda Cajipe Endaya is first woman named for visual arts
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Atin Ito Celebrates 50 Years of Community Service, Friendship, and Filipino Pride
Pictured is Tricia Cruz, daughter of Upsilonian Antonio “Jun” Cruz ’64 and Mayette Cruz, who made history as the very …
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Helping Toronto Residents Prevent Rat Activity in Their Communities
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Critically Acclaimed Bat Out Of Hell – The Musical Returns to Toronto
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Edsa After 40 Years–Filipino Youth and Elders Come Together to Learn and Reflect
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Filipino community in Toronto to host fundraising concert “Kababayanihan” to aid kababayans amid back-to-back typhoons
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Health study begins examining potential oilsands impacts on Fort Chipewyan
The 10-year, $12-million study will analyze health patterns and track changes to the environment A boat sits alongside the shores …
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The biggest dinosaurs couldn’t sit on their eggs. Scientists say they did this instead
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Alberta gets federal approval to test birth control vaccine on wild horses
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Dutch elm disease ravaged Canadian cities. Can we help trees protect themselves?
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B.C. drought forces volunteers to rescue salmon from drying streams
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Seventeen’s Mingyu begins alternative military service
Screenshot Seventeen member Mingyu began his mandatory military service, becoming the seventh member of the group to fulfill his military …
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Jodi Sta. Maria narrates docu on Bangsamoro women, peace
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John Malkovich cancels performance in Israel
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Animated docu ‘58th’ dominates Manila International Film Festival in Hollywood
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Ben&Ben to release 1st anthology album ‘Nine’
