Filipino Media, Community and Education in Edmonton

Edmonton-based Filipino-Canadian newspaper and social media outlet founded by Lito Velasco in 2024, publishing monthly editions with community news, culture and stories from Alberta. It marked its second anniversary in July 2026 alongside the launch of the Filipino Canadian Journalists Network for Western Canada.

Monthly Filipino community newspaper based in Edmonton, published by Angeles Publishing Company Inc. and publisher Jose "Jun" Angeles. It covers Filipino community news and events in Edmonton, Calgary and across Alberta, in print and as a digital edition.

BLD Edmonton Covenant Community is the Edmonton community of Bukas Loob sa Diyos, a Filipino Catholic charismatic covenant community. It holds Friday praise and worship at St Anthony Church on 82 Avenue, with a First Friday Mass at St Agnes Church, and runs encounter retreats in Edmonton and Calgary.

CCF Edmonton is the Edmonton congregation of Christ's Commission Fellowship, the non-denominational church based in the Philippines. It holds Sunday afternoon worship at West Meadows Baptist Church and runs discipleship groups and youth and children's ministries.

Central Cebuano Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Cebuano-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Edmonton, Alberta, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2018.

The Congress of the Philippine Associations of Alberta is an Edmonton-based umbrella organisation that brings Filipino associations together. It hosts the Philippine Pavilion at the Edmonton Heritage Festival and a Philippine Independence Day gala.

Cornerstone Filipino Community Church is a Filipino full-gospel church based on 99 Street NW in Edmonton, with further services in Camrose, Wetaskiwin and Calgary. It holds Sunday worship, weekly connect groups, a school of ministry and an annual family camp.

The Council of Edmonton Filipino Associations is an umbrella body for Edmonton's Filipino associations. It runs the annual Paskong Pinoy Christmas bazaar and lantern festival at Mill Woods Town Centre and a Phil-Can Unity Gala.

Couples for Christ Edmonton is the Edmonton chapter of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, recognised by the Archdiocese of Edmonton since 1995. It runs the Christian Life Program and its family ministries from an office at Corpus Christi parish in south-east Edmonton, and oversees the mission area that became the Red Deer chapter.

Edmonton Filipino Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Filipino Adventist congregation that meets at the Kirk Centre on 122 Avenue NW. It holds Saturday Bible classes and church service, and in 2025 it planted the Edmonton South Filipino International (ESFIL) company.

Edmonton Filipino United Methodist Church is a Filipino Methodist congregation in Edmonton that moved its Sunday afternoon worship to 104 Avenue NW in the Beverly–Highlands area in October 2026.

The Edmonton Philippine International Centre is a registered charity working toward a Filipino community centre in Edmonton. It runs a Filipino bicultural parenting course (Oct 2025–Sep 2026), anti-racism dialogue labs, disaster-relief drives and Pinas Kultura Days during Alberta Culture Days.

Edmonton South Filipino International (ESFIL) Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Filipino Adventist company that meets at Mill Woods United Church. It was organised as a church company on 18 October 2025 with 60 founding members.

The Edmonton chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Philippine Catholic charismatic movement, is the mother chapter of the movement's Alberta groups and marked its 34th year in 2026. It holds weekly praise and worship and has cell groups and a youth arm in the city.

Filipino International Baptist Church North Edmonton is a Filipino Baptist church in north Edmonton, planted by FIBC Edmonton. It holds Sunday worship, Bible studies and Friday prayer meetings.

Filipino International Baptist Church (FIBC) West Campus is the main campus of FIBC Edmonton, a Filipino Baptist church that meets at the West Jasper Sherwood community hall. It holds Sunday worship and Friday prayer meetings, and FIBC runs a second, southwest campus.

The Filipino-Canadian Saranay Association of Alberta is an Edmonton non-profit founded in 1979. It sponsors the Filipino Language and Culture School of Edmonton, which teaches Filipino heritage classes from kindergarten to grade 12, with rondalla, dance and choir activities, at the Edmonton Intercultural Centre.

Grace Filipino Methodist Church of Edmonton is an independent Filipino Methodist congregation that worships at St Paul Lutheran Church on 79 Avenue NW, led by Pastor Sam Ringor.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Edmonton is the Eastwood congregation of the Philippine-founded Iglesia ni Cristo, whose house of worship on 82 Street NW also houses its Edmonton district office. Other Edmonton congregations include Wellington, Meadowlark, Callingwood, Hamptons, Mill Woods and Ellerslie.

Jesus Is Lord Church West Edmonton is an Edmonton congregation of Jesus Is Lord Church, the full-gospel church based in the Philippines. It holds Sunday services in English, Tagalog and Tagalog-English and a Wednesday prayer revival meeting.

Kabayan Driving School is a Filipino-Canadian driving school in the Steinhauer area of south Edmonton. It teaches Class 5 GDL courses, road test preparation, brush-up lessons, insurance reduction and Class 7 knowledge test preparation, with lessons in learners' preferred languages across Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan.

The Knights of Rizal Edmonton Chapter is the Edmonton chapter of the Order of the Knights of Rizal, a Filipino civic and fraternal order honouring José Rizal. It was formally inaugurated with two other Edmonton-area chapters in April 2026 and took part in Mabuhay Park's Filipino Heritage Month celebration in June 2026.

The Mabuhay Park Society of Alberta is an Edmonton society behind Mabuhay Park, described as Alberta's first Filipino-themed community park. It organises Filipino Heritage Month celebrations and park anniversary events with community groups.

Migrante Alberta is a non-profit advocacy and self-help organization of Filipino migrants, founded in Edmonton in August 2013 and affiliated with Migrante Canada. It provides referrals, campaigns on migrant workers' issues and works with labour unions and community groups across Alberta.

Ottewell Iloko Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is an Ilocano-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Edmonton, Alberta, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2020.

The Philippine Business Society of Alberta is an Edmonton-based network of Filipino-Canadian small business owners and entrepreneurs. It holds general assemblies, business information sessions, an annual golf tournament and a Philippine Independence Day flag raising.

Tagalog North Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Edmonton, Alberta, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2013.

Tagalog South Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Edmonton, Alberta, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2016.

PhilSA is the Philippine students' association at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, open to all campus members interested in Philippine culture and issues. It runs social and cultural events for students through the school year, such as karaoke nights.

The University of the Philippines Alumni Association Edmonton is an alumni association founded in 2013 for UP graduates and supporters in the Edmonton area. It runs heritage and anti-racism projects, a scholarship and grants program, and the family zone at the Edmonton Filipino Fiesta.

The Visayas Mindanao (VISMIN) Association is an Edmonton-based regional association of Filipinos from the Visayas and Mindanao, active since 1982. It runs Edmonton's annual Grand Sinulog Festival and a Christmas dance, supports newcomers, and raised typhoon relief for Cebu in late 2025.

West Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Edmonton, Alberta, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency in 2025.

Yakap Alberta Foundation is an Edmonton non-profit that helps Filipinos in Alberta who are in crisis, working with volunteers, donors and sponsors. It co-hosted an Ugnayan town hall with the Philippine Consulate in October 2025 and organises Edmonton's Philippine Independence Day festival.