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Update: Suspect charged in Lapu Lapu Day mass-casualty incident
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Business and Economy11 years ago
Improvement in China’s growth reassuring but no game changer for region it looms over
A pickup in China’s growth has fortified confidence the world’s second-biggest economy is stabilizing as the past decade’s explosive growth decelerates to the 7 per cent...
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Health11 years ago
Toronto teen plans to wear straitjacket for 14 days for Parkinson’s charity
TORONTO—Since strapping on a straitjacket for charity just over a week ago, Toronto-based magician/actor Mark Correia has figured out how to play video games, cook omelettes...
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Immigration11 years ago
Immigration activist, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist released by US Border Patrol in Texas
MCALLEN, Texas—Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas, a Philippines-born immigration activist who has lived in the U.S. illegally since he was a child, was released by U.S....
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Breaking11 years ago
‘Glenda’ kills 10 in Philippines, shuts down Manila before heading for China
MANILA – Typhoon Glenda (Rammasun), the strongest storm so far to hit the country this year , killed at least 10 people as it unleashed its...
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Travel11 years ago
First people to ride world’s tallest waterslide Verruckt say it’s as scary as it looks
KANSAS CITY, Kan.—Six weeks after the world’s tallest waterslide was initially scheduled to open to the public, media members and local dignitaries took the first rides...
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Travel11 years ago
For second day, visitors wait 5 hours for Harry Potter ride at Universal Studios
ORLANDO, Fla.—You might need a magic wand to get on the new Harry Potter ride at Universal Orlando Resort. For a second day in a row,...
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Breaking11 years ago
Reed Bank is part of PHL territory, PHL tells China
MANILA -– The Philippines has ignored China’s claim over Reed Bank, saying it has “exclusive sovereign rights” over the area. Manila’s comments came after Chinese Foreign...
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Community News11 years ago
Tamayo enjoins FilCans to rally behind Vigan
Embassy of the Philippines Charge’ d’ Affaires Eric Gerardo Tamayo recently wrote to fellowmen in Canada to enjoin them to vote for Vigan as one of...
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Breaking11 years ago
Comelec considering to reject the COCs of candidates in the 2016 polls found to have overspent and those who failed to file valid SOCEs
MANILA — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is considering the rejection of the Certificates of Candidacy (COCs) of candidates in the 2016 polls who are found...
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Community News11 years ago
New advocacy group formed
The Tapsilog (FilCan Network for Truth & Justice) is a new B.C. movement founded on June 5, 2014, by conscientious individuals who will touch on sensitive...