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[Summary] => I was at the UP giving a talk on "Advocacy and Reporting" at a media roundtable on "Constitutional and Governance Reform" when I learned of the Panganiban Court’s decision on Sigaw ng Bayan’s people’s initiative.
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[AuthorName] => Carmen N. Pedrosa
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[Title] => Canadian, Belgian national days draw Cebu’s leaders
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Following the precedent set by previous ambassadors to the Philippines, two countries from different continents celebrated their national days in the City of Cebu.
The personable Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland and his charming wife Jo Lynne hosted a cocktail reception at the Manila Room of the newly reopened Marco Polo Plaza Hotel.
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[AuthorName] => Honey Jarque Loop
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[Title] => Terry Fox Run kicks off today
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland is expected to grace the Terry Fox Run today with close to 2,000 runners joining the third edition of the Cebu leg.
The first edition here in Cebu in 2001 attracted around 500 runners and the participation reached to 1,500 in its revival last year.
Terry Fox is one of Canada's youngest and most popular folk hero, who lost his right leg in 1977 due to cancer. He was able to overcome his disability and was even able to raise millions of dollars for a cancer research through running.
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[Title] => Canada’s other Sutherland
[Summary] => If you’re wondering what this week’s title is all about, well, I had an interesting chat with the very amiable Canadian Ambassador, His Excellency Peter Sutherland just last week for our business and lifestyle TV show, Business & Leisure (Sunday, 10:30 p.m. Channel 4 Manila & nationwide via satellite on the National Broadcasting Network).
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[Title] => Time for Cebu to explore other ‘options’
[Summary] => On Feb. 12, 2004, just two months before the May 10, 2004 elections, I was in a luncheon with Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland at the Grand Majestic and around our table was 18 of Cebu’s top business executives. Of course, we talked about the coming elections and the consequences if the losers would refuse to accept the election results; the consequences included a coup d’etat, another people power revolt or a revolutionary government.
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[Title] => Time for Cebu to explore other ‘options’
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[Title] => Time for Cebu to explore other ‘options’
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Following the precedent set by previous ambassadors to the Philippines, two countries from different continents celebrated their national days in the City of Cebu.
The personable Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland and his charming wife Jo Lynne hosted a cocktail reception at the Manila Room of the newly reopened Marco Polo Plaza Hotel.
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[Title] => Terry Fox Run kicks off today
[Summary] => Canadian Ambassador Peter Sutherland is expected to grace the Terry Fox Run today with close to 2,000 runners joining the third edition of the Cebu leg.
The first edition here in Cebu in 2001 attracted around 500 runners and the participation reached to 1,500 in its revival last year.
Terry Fox is one of Canada's youngest and most popular folk hero, who lost his right leg in 1977 due to cancer. He was able to overcome his disability and was even able to raise millions of dollars for a cancer research through running.
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October 8, 2005 - 12:00am
