+ Follow FILIPINO-CANADIAN LUC CAGADOC Tag
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[Title] => Montreal school principal clams up on ‘table manner’ incident
[Summary] => The principal of Roxboro School in Montreal, Canada has refused to talk to Philippine Embassy officials regarding the humiliation suffered by a seven-year-old Filipino student for his table manners despite the embassy’s repeated requests to discuss the incident with school authorities, Ambassador to Canada Jose Brillantes said yesterday.
Brillantes said in an interview with Vice President Noli de Castro in his weekly radio program Para Sa Iyo… Bayan that Roxboro principal Normand Bergeron never returned his calls.
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[AuthorName] => Pia Lee-Brago
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[Title] => RP-Canada relations not hurt by ‘fork’ incident, says envoy
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland said yesterday the incident involving a lunch program monitor who allegedly reprimanded and punished a seven-year-old Filipino-Canadian boy for his table manners is being addressed and is not an irritant in Philippine-Canadian relations.
Sutherland said he was in Canada from April 23 to May 1 and spoke with Filipino-Canadian associations in Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa and Winnipeg, but said the matter was not brought up by any of the associations during the meeting.
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FILIPINO-CANADIAN LUC CAGADOC
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[Title] => Montreal school principal clams up on ‘table manner’ incident
[Summary] => The principal of Roxboro School in Montreal, Canada has refused to talk to Philippine Embassy officials regarding the humiliation suffered by a seven-year-old Filipino student for his table manners despite the embassy’s repeated requests to discuss the incident with school authorities, Ambassador to Canada Jose Brillantes said yesterday.
Brillantes said in an interview with Vice President Noli de Castro in his weekly radio program Para Sa Iyo… Bayan that Roxboro principal Normand Bergeron never returned his calls.
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[Title] => RP-Canada relations not hurt by ‘fork’ incident, says envoy
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland said yesterday the incident involving a lunch program monitor who allegedly reprimanded and punished a seven-year-old Filipino-Canadian boy for his table manners is being addressed and is not an irritant in Philippine-Canadian relations.
Sutherland said he was in Canada from April 23 to May 1 and spoke with Filipino-Canadian associations in Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa and Winnipeg, but said the matter was not brought up by any of the associations during the meeting.
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