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09/25/2025
It all started when Chef Nerio, a chef for decades, was convinced by his family to sell his lomi during the pandemic. After countless tweaks, he perfected the recipe — and people couldn’t get enough of it. What began as sharing food with friends grew into a restaurant loved by many.
Today, Ala Eh Kitchen serves not just their famous lomi, but also Batangas Goto, Pansit Guisado, Dinuguan, Batangas Kaldereta, Sisig, and more.Chef Neri says their success is all thanks to hard work, passion, and the support of family.
Ala Eh Kitchen is proof that with love and dedication, small beginnings can turn into something amazing. Watch the full video on our Youtube channel.
Visit Ale Eh's Kitchen: 803 Markham Rd, Scarborough, ON M1H 2Y1
09/25/2025
Ampless Revolution: A Simple DI Cab Sim Setup | HANDS ON
09/24/2025
Michael Siervo tried to forget he was Filipino, until life brought him back. A Filipino-Canadian entrepreneur, podcaster, author, and former finance executive who went from managing billions to rediscovering his purpose and his roots, Michael opens up to Cherie about losing seven figures, nearly losing his marriage, being told he’d never walk again, and feeling like he never fully belonged — not in Canada, not in the Philippines.
Now based part-time in the Philippines, Michael runs a media company, speaks on global stages, and devotes time to reconnecting with his family and culture. From AI to alpha mindsets, from hardship to healing, this is a story of reinvention, resilience, and returning home.
Today, Michael is focused on using his story to empower others, honouring the sacrifices of his parents, making the most of every moment, and choosing to live with purpose.
Watch the full episode on Filipino TV Podcast YouTube channel!
09/24/2025
Delectables by Zarla Jane your healthier food option in Scarbroorugh
09/24/2025
• Ottawa, September 2025 – Veteran Filipino journalist Cherie Lei Mercado-Santos received the Excellence in Media Award at the 2025 Golden Balangay Awards.
• With 2025 marking her 30th year in journalism, she has worked at ABS-CBN, GMA, CNN Philippines, and as spokesperson and Assistant Secretary for the Philippine Department of Transportation.
• Currently through FilipinoTV, she produces and hosts shows such as Thrive in Canada and the Cherie Mercado Podcast, creating platforms that connect and inform the Filipino-Canadian community.
• She was also recognized by the Integrated Filipino Canadian Nurses Association (IFCNA) for amplifying the voices of internationally educated nurses.
• The Golden Balangay Awards, established in 2017, celebrate the excellence and contributions of Filipino-Canadians in media, arts, entrepreneurship, education, public service, and community building.
09/24/2025
Pintados' Oliver keeping Graffiti Alley safe
09/24/2025
A quarter of a lifetime ago a teenage Filbert got his driver's license and his first car. The release of the first Fast & Furious film ignited a new wave of car culture, and Filbert began to see his ride in a whole new light. Drag racing fever swept through the streets. In this video, filmed at Bowmanville's Canadian Tire Motorsport Park and Cayuga's Toronto Motorsports Park, we catch up with Filbert and Anne as they reflect on their shared love for speed and the thrill of racing on the drag strip to the quarter mile. Watch the full video on our Youtube channel.
09/24/2025
Anak sa labas, pwede bang gamitin ang apelyido ng ama sa Birth Certificate? 🇵🇭
Alamin ang sagot base sa batas ng Pilipinas! ⚖️👶
Watch the full episode on Filipino TV Public Info YouTube channel!
09/24/2025
From COVID Hideaway to Family Haven: Discover Little Blue Farm | KABUHAYAN
09/23/2025
Tim Hortons is celebrating National Coffee Day on September 29 with the return of four classic cup designs from the 1960s, 1980s, and 2010s. Starting this week, customers across Canada will be randomly served one of the limited-edition cups while supplies last. It’s a nostalgic nod to Tims’ history and a chance for fans to collect a piece of the brand’s past.
09/23/2025
Bella’s Inasal started as a small takeout in Scarborough back in 2010, named after owner Joyce Inero’s daughter, Isabella. From lechon to inasal, Joyce held on to his Ilonggo roots, making every marinade and sauce by hand. By 2017, the family moved to Mississauga and introduced dining, serving chicken inasal, batchoy, kamayan feasts, and the all-time favorite, unlimited rice.
What keeps people coming back is more than just the food. It’s the taste of home, the consistency in every dish, and the feeling of family. Filipinos from across the GTA, Niagara, and even the US drive in just to eat here. Through challenges like the pandemic, loyal customers stood by them, and now Bella herself helps run the business that carries her name. Bella’s Inasal is food rooted in tradition, built on community, and loved for its honest flavor.
09/23/2025
You don’t need a radical diet overhaul. Just add a glass of water, take a walk, swap in nutrient-dense meals and watch your cravings fade. Feed your body with love, not punishment.
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"Tayo ang Bida, All the Time." Filipino TV is the prime source of Filipino-Canadian content for the global audience.
Filipino TV is made by Filipino-Canadians for Filipino-Canadians. That is why we are committed to creating a rich selection of local original Filipino- Canadian programming. From current affairs to entertainment, spiritual to health, to sports and public service, and many more. We thrive in the collaboration and involvement of passionate and dedicated content creators within the community. With the state of the art facility, we utilize the technology to transcend countless creative ideas into a reality, consistently.
Our mission is to provide a responsible, broadcast-quality content, relevant curated programming for Filipino-Canadians.
Responsible news programming from our motherland matters, and that is why our daily news programming comes straight from the Philippines as officially sourced from the People’s Television delivered by award-winning journalists like Alex Santos and Angelique Lazo. ..and it’s not just tv production. FTV takes part and produce events for the community. Kudos to FTV’s OPM Concert Series which showcases the best OPM artists for the new generation of Filipino Canadians. With FTV’s recent partnerships with one of the biggest Filipino Canadian basketball leagues in Canada, you can expect professional weekly sports coverage for all age groups.
Exciting upcoming projects await you from original series, documentaries, full-length features, children’s programming, news programming and more.
Our vision is to engage and strengthen partnerships with creators from across the provinces. And as a start, we already have like-minded Filipino-Canadian creators from Saskatchewan and Winnipeg contributing regular programming that highlight their local community.
This is just the beginning of something really something special, made by Filipino Canadians, for Filipino Canadians.
