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ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE CONSULAR OUTREACH CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI : 05-06 April 2025

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PR-20-2025

We are pleased to announce that the Philippine Embassy in Ottawa will conduct a Consular Outreach in Charlottetown, PE on the following dates:

Date:        Saturday, 05 April 2025, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
                Sunday, 06 April 2025, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Venue:     Rodd Royalty, Crowbush Room
                14 Capital Dr., Charlottetown, PE C1E 1E7

The consular team will provide passport services, legalization, reports of birth, marriage and death, NBI clearance, information and enrollment assistance on the Overseas Voting and Counting System (OVCS) for registered Filipino overseas voters. 

Please visit COMELEC’s Certified List of Overseas Voter - NORTH AND LATIN AMERICAS and click the OTTAWA PE, CANADA link, to check your registration status. 

We urge applicants not to bring with them people who have no consular business to conduct as the crowd will be tightly managed at the venue. Travel companions may wait outside the venue. Appearance is strictly by appointment only.

Please note that an approved appointment does not guarantee that your transaction will be completed on the appointed date without the presentation of sufficient documentary requirements. Please make sure to bring your complete documentary requirements,  their photocopies, appropriate XpressPost (if needed), and cash or debit card for payment.

We look forward to serving you.

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UPDATES ON THE 2025 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL OVERSEAS INTERNET VOTING

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PR-13-2025

Philippine Embassy in Canada Engages Participants in a Lecture on Philippine Maritime Heritage and its Importance in 2025 Pinoys on Parliament Workshop

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PR-7-2025

First Secretary and Consul Alexander Joseph Estomo facilitated the lecture on Exploring Philippine Maritime Heritage and Why It Matters: The Case of the West Philippine Sea.

24 February 2025, Ottawa – The Philippine Embassy in Canada participated in the Pinoys on Parliament (POP) 2025 Workshops held at the University of Ottawa Social Sciences Building on 23 February 2025.

First Secretary and Consul Alexander Joseph Estomo facilitated a lecture titled "Exploring Philippine Maritime Heritage and Why it Matters: The Case of the West Philippine Sea." The lecture aimed to provide the participants with an understanding of the geopolitical, legal, and economic significance of WPS, recognizing the WPS issues’ impact on the Philippines, Canada, and Filipino communities abroad, and explore ways Filipino-Canadians can contribute to raising awareness.

First Secretary and Consul Alexander Joseph Estomo facilitated the lecture on Exploring Philippine Maritime Heritage and Why It Matters: The Case of the West Philippine Sea.

Consul Estomo concluded the lecture by urging the participants to share their thoughts/action plan on how Filipino-Canadians can support WPS-related advocacy in Canada.

Post also distributed a PH tourism souvenir bag with a comic book, “The Stories of Teacher Jun”, to the participants who attended the lecture.

PH tourism souvenir bag with a comic book, “The Stories of Teacher Jun”, distributed to the participants who attended the lecture.

The lecture is  part of the POP 2025-hosted workshops, with the theme of “Embracing Our Roots: Exploring Cultural Identity and Heritage”, from 22 to 23 February 2025. END