Publisher and editor of Philippine Canadian News

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Ted Alcuitas

Ted Alcuitas is the founder of Canada's first Filipino newspaper, est. 1976. He is also former Senior Editor of Philippine Asian News Today and current publisher and editor of Philippine Canadian News.

February 1, 2021
Commentary/Immigration

Should Kherin Dimalanta Be Sent Back to the Philippines to Die?

Kherin Dimalanta could be sent back to the Philippines due to her costly dialysis treatment making her ineligible for permanent residency.

April 8, 2020
Immigration

ICU Nurse who Faced Deportation Mid-Pandemic is Spared by Immigration Officials

“Technical errors shouldn’t frustrate the broader purposes of Canada’s immigration laws." — Luke McRae

May 27, 2019
Commentary/Politics

Trash Talk Across the Pacific: Is It All Garbage?

The garbage talk that has dominated headlines in the past weeks is beginning to be a political circus. Nobody knows who is

ted-alcuitas
November 23, 2017
Commentary

Duterte gets Mad at Trudeau’s Interference

President Rodrigo Duterte must have been following what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s father said when asked if he would raise the issue

ted-alcuitas
November 21, 2017
Politics/Top Stories

First Filipino Senator Tobias Enverga Jr. Dies

The first and only Filipino-Canadian senator died today (November 16, 2017) in Medellin, Columbia where he was attending a parliamentary meeting. The

ted-alcuitas
July 22, 2017
Books

Jim Wong-Chu: A Visionary for Asian Canadian Writing

Jim Wong-Chu 1949-2017 The ‘paper son’ who became a community leader and literary pioneer “Knowledge does not set you free – it

ted-alcuitas
July 7, 2017
Top Stories

Freedom of the Press and Balita’s Woes

The saga of Toronto’s ‘Balita’ newspaper and its publisher Teresita ‘Tess’ Cusipag, is a sober reminder that there are limits to free

ted-alcuitas
March 18, 2016
Politics

First Filipino Politician Conrad Santos Dies at 81

The man who put Filipinos on the political map of this country has died in Winnipeg, his home for more than five

ted-alcuitas
May 17, 2015
Commentary

PULSE: The Philippines – What You Didn’t Read In The Mainstream

With Philippine President Benigno Aquino’s recent visit to Canada, the Philippines have been more widely reported on in mainstream media. Still, many

ted-alcuitas
May 11, 2015
Commentary

Aquino Visit Foiled by Low Turnout, Protests, Poor Planning

After a whirlwind of quick stops that took him first to Chicago and then to Ottawa and Toronto, President Benigno Aquino III

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