Montrealers gathered for the First Fridays food festival which also doubled as a showcase for Filipino culture. Keisha Balatbat reports.
Pagkain at kulturang Pinoy, bida sa Montreal food festival
WHAT ARE
YOU LOOKING FOR?
Recent Suggested videos
Recent Suggested videos
Recent Suggested articles
Recent Suggested articles
Recent Suggested OMNI Originals
Recent Suggested OMNI Originals
Looks like we don’t have any search results for “”.
Check out some of our other content.
Explore other content
-
Pag-awit para sa mga Canadian...
-
Longest serving Pinoy locker...
-
Temporary Foreign Worker Program,...
-
Exclusive: Damdamin ng ina ng biktima ng Lapu-Lapu...
-
Magarbong dance production ng...
-
Filipino Heritage Night ng...
-
Mga pangako sa budget, babantayan |...
-
Mga pagtutol sa mosyon para sa Filipino...
-
Fundraiser na Paskong Salu-Salo...
-
Panawagan na suportahan ang mosyon...
-
Budget 2025: Canada's immigration...
-
Panawagan na maging kritikal...
-
Mosyon para sa Filipino...
-
Indigenous na sayaw at...
-
Umiinit na relasyon ng U.S. at...
-
Pagtitipon ukol sa mosyon para...
OMNI
ORIGINALS
-
Canadian Politicians and local South Asian communities concerned...
A large convoy of about 500 small business owners from...
Learn more -
"Artists are also activists"- A look at how...
The phrase “I can’t breathe,” uttered by George Floyd a...
Learn more
- PORTUGUESE ARABIC PORTUGUESE
- ARABIC ITALIAN ARABIC ITALIAN
- ENGLISH MANDARIN ENGLISH MANDARIN
- MANDARIN FILIPINO MANDARIN FILIPINO
ABOUT
OMNI
TELEVISION
OMNI Television is Canada’s only multilingual and multicultural television broadcaster.
OMNI offers a wide range of locally produced and acquired programming in more than 40 languages, including news, current affairs and entertainment content in Arabic, Cantonese, Filipino, Italian, Mandarin, Portuguese, and Punjabi.
ABOUT US