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[Title] => Parlez-vous Francais?
[Summary] => Guests who could speak French parlez-vous-ed with each other to do honor to the occasion. This was the International Day of the Francophonie during which 170 million French-speaking people all over the world celebrate their common language.
The special celebration, hosted by French Ambassador Renée Veyret (naturally) and French-speaking Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette, was held at the former’s official residence.
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[Title] => Wanted: Execs with IT management concerns
[Summary] => If you are a senior executive from a company with information technology (IT) and information management (IM) concerns, then you can be qualified to take part in the newest program of the Center for Continuing Education (CCE) of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business.
The CCE is the local vehicle for the Strategic Information Management Program (SIMP), an advocacy type of learning developed by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).
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[Title] => Three concerts
[Summary] => To celebrate the Francophonie Festival which honors all French-speaking peoples, Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette presented Fil-Canadian mezzo-soprano Grace Chan in a French song recital at F. Santiago Hall. To point up Phil-Canadian friendship, Grace also sang Cayabyab’s Nais Ko and M. Velarde’s Minamahal Kita, and elevated the spirit with such inspirational pieces as You’ll Never Walk Alone and Climb Every Mountain.
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[Title] => Canadian Embassy reopens
[Summary] => The Canadian Embassy reopened yesterday, a month and two days after it closed down due to alleged terror threats.
The embassy also revised and "downgraded" its travel advisory on the Philippines, telling Canadians that it is now safe to travel to the country.
Even on the holiday marking the death anniversary of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal, a crowd of about 100 Filipinos stood waiting outside the embassy to have their immigration papers processed.
Embassy First Secretary Robert Burley said yesterday that embassy operations have fully normalized.
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[Title] => ‘Group feeding false terror info to embassies’
[Summary] => A well-organized group is reportedly feeding false security information to foreign embassies in the country to discredit the Arroyo administration before the international community.
Police and military sources said the group’s efforts led to the sudden closure of the Australian and Canadian embassies in Makati last Nov. 28.
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[Title] => Australia, Canada to reopen embassies in new sites
[Summary] => The embassies of Canada, Australia and the European Union, which shut down recently due to alleged terrorist threats, are slated to reopen soon but in new locations, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said.
Ople said the Canadian, Australian and EU ambassadors have assured him that "they are maintaining their essential consular services at alternative sites such as the residence of the ambassador and certain hotel groups in Makati."
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[Title] => Canadian envoy: Threat still credible
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette said yesterday there was still "a credible terrorist threat" to his country’s embassy in Makati City and that it would remain closed indefinitely.
The Canadian embassy refused to acknowledge that it had closed down based on raw intelligence information from a Manila police officer.
Collette said Ottawa made its own assessment of the specific and credible threat to the embassy.
"We received, as what I said before, a direct, a very specific threat against the Canadian embassy in Manila," he said.
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[Title] => JI threat shut down Canada Embassy
[Summary] => The Canadian Embassy in Makati City closed last week due to a "credible" threat from the Indonesia-based Islamist group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said yesterday.
"(We) had dinner with officials of the Canadian Embassy on the night before the closure… They told us they would be closing the embassy after receiving a specific report that they were being targeted by the JI," NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said.
Wycoco told reporters he was assured that the embassy would reopen once the threat had passed.
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[Title] => Canada maluwag sa pagpasok ng OFWs
[Summary] => Magandang balita para sa mga manggagawang Pilipino!
Niluwagan na ng Canada ang kanilang pagtanggap ng mga manggagawang Pilipino na ang target nila ay 250,000 foreign workers.
Sinabi ni Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette, bukod sa mga Pilipina nurses na pangunahing kailangan sa Canada ay kailangan din nila ang mga skilled workers.
Kabilang sa mga criteria ng pagpili ng skilled workers ay ang kanilang edukasyon, lengguwahe, edad at karanasan sa trabaho.
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[Title] => RP to get aid from Canada
[Summary] => OTTAWA (via PLDT) — Filipinos and Canadians imprisoned in Canada and the Philippines can now serve their prison terms in their home countries.
The arrangement is contained in a treaty which Filipino and Canadian officials signed here yesterday in the presence of President Arroyo and Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien.
Known as "Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners and Cooperation in the Enforcement of Penal Sentences," the treaty was initiated by Canadian Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) David Kilgour and Ambassador to Ottawa Francisco Benedicto.
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CANADIAN AMBASSADOR ROBERT COLLETTE
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[Title] => Parlez-vous Francais?
[Summary] => Guests who could speak French parlez-vous-ed with each other to do honor to the occasion. This was the International Day of the Francophonie during which 170 million French-speaking people all over the world celebrate their common language.
The special celebration, hosted by French Ambassador Renée Veyret (naturally) and French-speaking Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette, was held at the former’s official residence.
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[Title] => Wanted: Execs with IT management concerns
[Summary] => If you are a senior executive from a company with information technology (IT) and information management (IM) concerns, then you can be qualified to take part in the newest program of the Center for Continuing Education (CCE) of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business.
The CCE is the local vehicle for the Strategic Information Management Program (SIMP), an advocacy type of learning developed by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).
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[Title] => Three concerts
[Summary] => To celebrate the Francophonie Festival which honors all French-speaking peoples, Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette presented Fil-Canadian mezzo-soprano Grace Chan in a French song recital at F. Santiago Hall. To point up Phil-Canadian friendship, Grace also sang Cayabyab’s Nais Ko and M. Velarde’s Minamahal Kita, and elevated the spirit with such inspirational pieces as You’ll Never Walk Alone and Climb Every Mountain.
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[Summary] => The Canadian Embassy reopened yesterday, a month and two days after it closed down due to alleged terror threats.
The embassy also revised and "downgraded" its travel advisory on the Philippines, telling Canadians that it is now safe to travel to the country.
Even on the holiday marking the death anniversary of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal, a crowd of about 100 Filipinos stood waiting outside the embassy to have their immigration papers processed.
Embassy First Secretary Robert Burley said yesterday that embassy operations have fully normalized.
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[Title] => ‘Group feeding false terror info to embassies’
[Summary] => A well-organized group is reportedly feeding false security information to foreign embassies in the country to discredit the Arroyo administration before the international community.
Police and military sources said the group’s efforts led to the sudden closure of the Australian and Canadian embassies in Makati last Nov. 28.
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[Title] => Australia, Canada to reopen embassies in new sites
[Summary] => The embassies of Canada, Australia and the European Union, which shut down recently due to alleged terrorist threats, are slated to reopen soon but in new locations, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said.
Ople said the Canadian, Australian and EU ambassadors have assured him that "they are maintaining their essential consular services at alternative sites such as the residence of the ambassador and certain hotel groups in Makati."
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[Title] => Canadian envoy: Threat still credible
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette said yesterday there was still "a credible terrorist threat" to his country’s embassy in Makati City and that it would remain closed indefinitely.
The Canadian embassy refused to acknowledge that it had closed down based on raw intelligence information from a Manila police officer.
Collette said Ottawa made its own assessment of the specific and credible threat to the embassy.
"We received, as what I said before, a direct, a very specific threat against the Canadian embassy in Manila," he said.
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[Title] => JI threat shut down Canada Embassy
[Summary] => The Canadian Embassy in Makati City closed last week due to a "credible" threat from the Indonesia-based Islamist group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said yesterday.
"(We) had dinner with officials of the Canadian Embassy on the night before the closure… They told us they would be closing the embassy after receiving a specific report that they were being targeted by the JI," NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said.
Wycoco told reporters he was assured that the embassy would reopen once the threat had passed.
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[Summary] => Magandang balita para sa mga manggagawang Pilipino!
Niluwagan na ng Canada ang kanilang pagtanggap ng mga manggagawang Pilipino na ang target nila ay 250,000 foreign workers.
Sinabi ni Canadian Ambassador Robert Collette, bukod sa mga Pilipina nurses na pangunahing kailangan sa Canada ay kailangan din nila ang mga skilled workers.
Kabilang sa mga criteria ng pagpili ng skilled workers ay ang kanilang edukasyon, lengguwahe, edad at karanasan sa trabaho.
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The arrangement is contained in a treaty which Filipino and Canadian officials signed here yesterday in the presence of President Arroyo and Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien.
Known as "Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners and Cooperation in the Enforcement of Penal Sentences," the treaty was initiated by Canadian Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) David Kilgour and Ambassador to Ottawa Francisco Benedicto.
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September 2, 2002 - 12:00am
