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B.C. politicians, journalist among 75 Filipino-Canadians named as faces of migration

The Embassy of Canada in the Philippines, alongside the Philippine Embassy in Canada, launched ’75 Faces,’ a project highlighting the stories of 75 Filipino-Canadians and Filipinos in B.C. MLA Mable Elmore and OMNI News’ Rhea Santos have been named.

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