The Philippine Consulate General

Philippine Consulate General

7th Floor, 160 Eglinton Ave. East
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4P 3B5
Tel.: (416) 922.7181
Fax.: (416) 922.2638
Email: consularmatters@philcongen-toronto.com

Direction from the Consulate General to:

the nearest Bus Station:
Eglinton Ave. East at Redpath Ave.
(Bus no. 34A, 34C, 34S, 51, 54A)
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the nearest Train Station:
Eglinton Subway Station (Train No. 1)
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the nearest Post office:
250 A Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON M4P 1K0
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Trade Office

Suite 903, 80 Richmond Street West
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2A4
Tel.: (416) 855.1775
Fax.: (647) 729.5028
Email: toronto@dti.gov.ph

Web : https://www.dti.gov.ph/overseas/toronto/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DTI-Toronto-127477961223211/

Migrant Workers Office (MWO)

2nd Floor, 160 Eglinton Ave. East
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4P 3B5
Tel.: (416) 975.8252
Hotline.: (647) 992-7656

Email- official: mwo_toronto@dmw.gov.ph

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MWOToronto

Social Security System (SSS)

2nd Floor, 160 Eglinton Ave. East
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4P 3B5
Tel.: (416) 485.2999; (416)485.2888
Telefax.: (416) 485.2881
Email: toronto@sss.gov.ph

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ssstoronto/

Pag-IBIG Fund

Email: vo_northamerica@pagibigfund.gov.ph

2025 NATIONAL WOMEN'S MONTH CELEBRATION

The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto joins the Filipino nation in the celebration of the 2025 National Women’s Month.

The sub-theme for this year’s celebration is “Babae Sa Lahat ng Sektor, Aangat ang Bukas sa Bagong Pilipinas” with the goal of fostering a society where all women have equal rights, power and opportunities. For more details on the National Women’s Month, please click the link of the PCW https://pcw.gov.ph/2025-national-womens-month-celebration/

Upcoming Women’s Month activities organized by the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto will be announced shortly.

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CONSUL GENERAL ESCALONA, CANADIAN RED CROSS DISCUSS PLANS FOR COLLABORATION ON RISK READINESS, EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, AND CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR FILIPINOS AND SMALL BUSINESSES IN CANADA

Clockwise from front L: Consul General Angelica Escalona, Consul Katrina Isabelle Borja-Martin, CRC Volunteer Laura Isidean, and CRC VP for Ontario Liane Fernandes

27 February 2025 — Canadian Red Cross (CRC) Vice-President for Ontario, Liane Fernandes, and Volunteer Laura Isidean visited the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto today. The CRC team shared their ongoing efforts to increase outreach to the diverse communities in Ontario, aimed at enhancing awareness about the CRC’s various programs as well as enlisting new volunteers.

Consul General Angelica C. Escalona, joined by the Consulate’s Economic Officer, discussed opportunities for collaboration in supporting the Filipino diaspora in Canada, including through the conduct of emergency preparedness and risk readiness workshops and seminars with Consulate personnel, Filipino community leaders, and small business owners in Ontario and Manitoba, and the regular sharing of information on CRC resources as well as volunteer and work opportunities.

The CRC has been a long-time partner of the Philippine Red Cross. It has supported the Philippines during many disasters, including in the aftermath of typhoon Haiyan, and in the last 10 years contributed significantly to disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) efforts in the Philippines, particularly on WaSH services and embedding gender protection in all DRRM programs.

NATIONAL ARTS MONTH CELEBRATION

In celebration of National Arts Month, the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto is pleased to invite everyone to view the online exhibit of the Museo ng Kaalamang Katutubo (MusKKat) entitled “Strong and Lustrous”, dedicated to the beauty and significance of abaca.

Abaca fiber comes from Musa textilis, a non-edible banana native to the Philippines. It has become a part of the Filipino way of life and has proven its versatility in various industries, including in handicraft, paper and automotive production. Abaca is also used as native textile for the traditional Filipino dress, ropes, banknotes, and even coffee filter.

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ADVISORY

The Philippine Consulate General in Toronto informs the public that the only official website for obtaining a Philippine National Police (PNP) clearance is: https://pnpclearance.ph/

The website https://policeclearanceph.ph/ is a fraudulent and unauthorized site. Users who submit information on this website are at risk of compromising their privacy and security, as their sensitive personal data can be misused by malicious actors.

The public is also advised not to engage with unauthorized websites to ensure the security of their personal information.