Trisha Matabalan
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- 22
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Canada Concerned By Incident in Second Thomas Shoal (opens the original)
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Trisha Matabalan, Philippine Canadian Inquirer July 22, 2026 (Photo courtesy: Embassy of Canada in the Philippines/FB) PHILIPPINES – The Embassy of Canada in the Philippines recently released a statement on July 22, Wednesday, regarding the incident with the Filipino marine and the Chinese coast guard personnel on disputed territories near the Second Thomas Shoal. The incident left the marine with an injury to the head, sustained from a blow from the coastguard personnel’s wooden baton. The Fili
US Embassy Condemns China’s “Escalatory” Actions at Second Thomas Shoal (opens the original)
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Trisha Matabalan, Philippine Canadian Inquirer July 21, 2026 PHILIPPINES – During a reported clash at Second Thomas Shoal on July 20, Monday, the Philippine military reported that the Chinese coast guard injured a Filipino sailor while both countries were sailing on the wildly disputed Second Thomas Shoal. The assault was captured on camera, showing that military personnel from China repeatedly struck the sailor with a wooden baton. China’s coast guard fired back that the two rubber boats rammed
Robredo: No To Fake News (opens the original)
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Trisha Matabalan, Philippine Canadian Inquirer July 18, 2026 PHILIPPINES – On Saturday, July 18, Mayor Leni Robredo fired back against a troll accusing her of being a liar and hiding her trips to Manila. “I don’t usually respond to trolls. It’s a waste of time and they don’t deserve any attention. I am going to make an exception, ngayon lang,” she said in her post. She revealed that this troll, presumably under a fake name, started since the beginning of her taking office as the mayor of Naga. W
Hontiveros Demands Public Apology Over China’s Racist Propaganda (opens the original)
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Trisha Matabalan, Philippine Canadian Inquirer July 18, 2026 PHILIPPINES – Filipinos were enraged by the release of AI videos and editorial cartoons from Chinese state media outlet following diplomatic clashes over the West Philippine Sea. In the videos, they depicted Filipinos with racist caricatures. In a statement on July 17, Friday, the House of Representatives Deputy Speakers Paolo Ortega and Jay Khonghun, and Deputy Majority Leaders Ernix Dionisio Jr. of Manila and Zia Alonto Adiong of Lan
Additional Budget To End Gender Based Violence in Canada (opens the original)
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Trisha Matabalan, Philippine Canadian Inquirer July 17, 2026 CANADA – The Minister of Women and Gender Equality in Canada, Rechie Valdez, and her provincial and territorial counterparts, recently announced an additional $604.7 million investment to continue implementing the National Action Plan to End Gender Based Violence. “Together, we’re heading prevent violence before it happens, supporting survivors, and building safer communities where everyone can thrive,” she said in a recent social medi
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