Yona M. Harvey

The stars of Filipino movie Always Yours, Never Mine Julia Barretto and Joshua Garcia talked to Mabuhay Canada about love, bad timing and borrowed belongings.

A new film examining interracial relationships directed by Filipina Joella Cabalu will premiere in Toronto this Sunday, Oct. 25 at 10 a.m. as part of the 2026 Reelworld Film Festival.

A new Filipino event with the cheeky name "Tongue Ina" is coming to Toronto’s Kensington Market this Sunday, August 16, 2026.

With only a month to prepare for the contest and no stores in town to purchase a Filipino-inspired attire, Denise and Reggie Malubay had to be creative.

A Filipino-Canadian artist has designed commemorative coins for the Royal Canadian Mint in honour of the contributions of Filipino-Canadians in Canada.

The Philippine Integrated Community of Kingston Ontario will be hosting its second annual Filipino celebration this Saturday, June 20, at Confederation Park.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow taught a crowd of hundreds how to say bayanihan and mabuhay at Scarborough Town Centre's first Filipino celebration.

Renato Gandia, a Filipino writer from Calgary, has won the prestigious RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers for his poetry. This is the first time a Filipino has won this award.

Mabuhay Canada is thrilled to announce that we hired our first full-time reporter, Luis Miguel De Castro, thanks to the Changing Narratives Fund-Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) grant.

For many Filipinos in the GTA, spring doesn’t feel complete without a trip to the Philippines Pavilion at Carassauga Festival in Mississauga held on May 23-24.

Diaspora Dialogues' flagship event "Step Right Up" on May 22 and 23 invited guests into an immersive world where literature met imagination and community.

A Filipino student organization from Concordia University in Montreal is turning up the volume this May by launching 'Kinaiya': a music album centred on Filipino identity and belonging.

A Taste of Home on Victoria Avenue: Inside Montreal's Cuisine de Manille, where they serve halo-halo in a giant beer mug. 'Coz, why not?

If I may describe Filipino-chef led Mineral Restaurant in Toronto with just one word, it would be pambihira: exceptional, elevated, note-worthy.

A family vacation in the Philippines sparked an idea for Cambio & Co. co-founder Gelaine Santiago: open a business that shares Filipino products with the rest of the world.

On Thursday, March 12, 2026, The Tita Collective, an all-Filipina sketch comedy group, once again proved that they have what it takes to make the audience lol in tandem.

Touted as the ultimate date night movie, “The Loved One”, released around Valentine’s Day, is not the romcom movie Filipinos would happily swoon over.

Emmy-nominated series 'How I Got Here' is featuring a Filipino mother and daughter duo travelling back to the Philippines, connecting with the past and with one another.

Attending major Filipino festivals can be impossible for start-up Filipino food vendors: that’s exactly the gap Kainan Na Inc. set out to close.

For Shine Asuncion, food became the spark for building something on Facebook that thousands of kababayans now rely on: Kain Tayo Facebook food group