Rappler's latest stories on Philippines-Canada relations
Canada takes garbage back from Philippines, ending long dispute
A cargo vessel loaded with about 69 containers of rubbish docked in a port on the outskirts of Vancouver, says an Agence France-Presse reporter at the scene
Philippines lifts restrictions on official trips to Canada
The diplomatic row caused by the presence of 69 container vans of garbage from Canada in the Philippines appears to be at an end
Canada's trash finally leaves Philippines
(3rd UPDATE) 'Baaaaaaaaa bye, as we say it,' Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr writes on Twitter as the garbage-loaded MV Bavaria set sail for Canada early Friday morning, May 31
Locsin says 'departure' of Canada garbage on May 30
(UPDATED) Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr praises President Rodrigo Duterte 'for pushing the right button' and Canada 'for fully cooperating to get it done as he wanted'
Philippines bans gov't trips to Canada amid trash row
Malacañang orders heads of government agencies 'to reduce official interaction with representatives of the Canadian government'
Duterte orders return of trash to Canada
An 'outraged' Philippine President orders that a private shipping company dump the trash within Canada's territorial waters if Canada refuses to accept the garbage
67 container vans of Canada garbage remain in Subic port
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Chairperson and Administrator Wilma Eisma says the cargo forwarder that will transport the containers back to Canada is still evaluating the containers
No new date for garbage shipment after Canada misses deadline
Canada only manages to book a handler that will ship back the garbage on May 19, or 4 days after the May 15 deadline
Philippines recalls envoys after Canada misses deadline for garbage shipment
(3rd UPDATE) The Philippines will 'maintain a diminished diplomatic presence' in Canada until its garbage is removed from the Philippines, says Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr
Canada to pay for shipping out 69 container vans of trash – Malacañang
(UPDATED) President Rodrigo Duterte gives Canada until May 15 to start transporting the illegally-shipped garbage out of the Philippines
Duterte’s trash threat embarrasses, infuriates Canadians
Some say, 'shame on us,' others call the Philippine president a ‘boor'
Canada vows to resolve garbage row after Duterte threat
(UPDATED) The Canadian embassy says their country 'is aware of the court decision ordering the importer to ship the material back to Canada'
Canadian coffee and donuts giant Tim Hortons coming to PH
Restaurant Brands International Incorporated the firm behind Tim Hortons as well as Burger King announces a joint venture with local investors to bring the chain to the country
Duterte urges Aquino gov't to protest Canadian trash in PH
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte says the country being made into a dumpsite derogates our national dignity
Canada trash in Manila port now at 98 container vans
The Bureau of Customs discovers 48 more container vans of plastic scraps stranded at the Manila port sent by a company based in Ontario Canada
Aquino a ‘total let down’ in Canada – green groups
Environmentalists call President Benigno Aquino III spineless for not pursuing the Canada trash issue with his counterpart Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Aquino thanks Canada for 'believing in PH'
A primary intention of my visit is to express my nation’s gratitude for Canada’s enduring support President Benigno Aquino III says at a state dinner hosted by the Governor General of Canada
Aquino off to US, Canada for stronger ties, investments
From Chicago President Benigno Aquino III will conduct a state visit to Canada – the first by a Philippine president since 1997
Groups to Aquino: Remind Canada about illegal trash
UPDATED President Benigno Aquino III s state visit to Canada is a chance for him to bring up illegally shipped garbage that has been stranded in Manila ports for two years
Aquino to visit Canada, US in May
President Benigno Aquino III s state visit to Canada will be the first by a Philippine president in 18 years
Illegal Canadian garbage not toxic after all – DENR
An environment group suspects government agencies are backing down on the issue because of President Aquino s planned state visit to Canada later this year
Canada wants its illegal garbage 'processed' in PH
Fifty container vans of garbage from Canada have been sitting on Manila s ports – costing PH millions in storage fees and posing health risks to citizens – yet Ottawa says it can t demand its citizen to recall them
