A weekend outing for two Metro Vancouver couples and their family members ended in tragedy at the Lapu Lapu Day festival in Vancouver on Saturday.

In Nova Scotia, members of the Filipino-Canadian community are speaking out in support of the victims and their families.

Vancouver Coastal Health says accused mass killer Kai-ji Adam Lo was under the care of a mental health team and was on leave from hospital at the time of Saturday’s deadly festival attack in southeast ...

At vigils in Seattle and Vancouver, mourners wept and grappled with shockwaves of emotion after a car plowed through a ...

B.C. Premier David Eby said Tuesday that the suspect in the Lapu Lapu Day festival tragedy in Vancouver Saturday night that ...

LOCAL legislators in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, have filed a resolution strongly condemning the gruesome attack on a Filipino ...

Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu massacre may transcend those pro forma exchanges of views. The government set a different tone from the ...

More than 300 people packed into a Winnipeg auditorium on Tuesday night to honour the 11 people killed and dozens injured ...

While the immediate impact is deeply felt in the city, the ripple effects extend far beyond, resonating with communities nationwide, including Nova Scotia's Filipino-Canadian population. This article ...

A mental health team was overseeing the man charged with murder in connection with a horrific incident at a Vancouver street ...

A moment of silence for the victims of the tragedy will also be held at Kelowna's Asian Heritage Month Opening Ceremony on ...

"It's been heartbreaking. It's been devastating for our community," said Manitoba Filipino Business Council President Jackie Wild.