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Dinner marks 73 years of Canada-PH relations

By: Fortune Ledesma Inquirer Lifestyle / 04:40 PM September 12, 2022

Canadian cuisine is full of rich variety and flavor, and what better way to introduce that to the Philippines than with a feast?

The Embassy of Canada hosted a dinner reception at the Conrad Manila to celebrate not only their cuisine and culture, but the 73 fruitful years of diplomatic relations with the Philippines. It also marked their 50th year of having a full-service embassy in Manila.

Ambassador Peter MacArthur remarked joyfully in his speech that “the Canada-Philippines relationship is growing stronger and stronger,” and that “the pandemic has brought us even closer together.”

The dinner featured young Filipino chefs cooking dishes made with Canadian ingredients, such as salmon, rib-eye steak and bannock pudding. Guests were treated to a beautiful four-course meal in a lovely, relaxing ambience.