Filipino businesses in Vaughan

ANCOP International Canada is the registered charity founded by Couples for Christ to fund education sponsorship, community development and disaster relief for poor families in the Philippines and other countries. It raises money through Canadian CFC chapters, including the yearly ANCOP Walk held in cities from St. John's to Victoria.

Couples for Christ Canada is the national body of the Catholic family renewal movement founded in Manila in 1981, run from a national office in Vaughan. It coordinates chapters across five regions from the Atlantic provinces to British Columbia, and runs national conferences for its Singles, Youth, Kids, Handmaids and Servants of the Lord ministries.

Fairhavens is a Filipino Seventh-day Adventist church in Vaughan that rents Zion Lutheran Church on Keele Street. It holds Sabbath School and worship every Saturday.

The Filipino Support Group is the Filipino ministry of St. Paschal Baylon Parish in Thornhill, founded in January 1993 alongside the parish's Filipino-language Masses. It supports the Tagalog Mass and organises Flores de Mayo, Simbang Gabi, Santo Niño celebrations, retreats and outreach for Filipino parishioners.

The Filipino-Canadian Association of Vaughan (FCAV) is a long-running community association that holds Philippine Independence Day flag raisings in Vaughan, seniors' activities in Thornhill and an annual celebration of the Vaughan–Baguio City twinning it helped start in 1997. It received an Ontario Seniors Community Grant in 2026 for bingo, tai chi, Zumba, line dancing and digital literacy sessions.

JIL Maple - Vaughan is a chapter of Jesus Is Lord Church, the Philippine church founded by Eddie Villanueva. It holds a Sunday afternoon service on Keele Street in Maple, Vaughan.

Filipino-owned digital broadcaster in the Greater Toronto Area, led by CEO Von Canton, that runs the internet station Pinoy Radio, Jeepney Pinoy Radio and MCBN TV. It streams Filipino music, news and community shows and organises community events such as Fiesta Extravaganza.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce Toronto (PCCT) is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit chamber formed in 1991 that represents Filipino-Canadian businesses across the Greater Toronto Area. It runs networking events, business initiatives and sponsorship opportunities for its members and works with the Philippine Consulate General on trade events.

Filipino restaurant and small grocery in Concord, Vaughan, serving daily ulam, lechon, pancit and party trays for dine-in, takeout and delivery. It also does catering.

Family-run Filipino street food shop in Thornhill, Vaughan, grilling pork barbecue, isaw and betamax alongside silog meals, kwek-kwek and halo-halo. It began as a festival vendor in 2016 and caters events with barbecue, halo-halo and lechon stations.

Filipino restaurant in a plaza at Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West in Thornhill, Vaughan, built around oven-roasted whole pig made in the style of Cebu lechon. Lechon and other Filipino dishes are available for takeout and delivery.

Vaughan restaurants of Jollibee, the Philippine fast-food chain, run as company-operated stores by Jollibee Foods Corporation's North American arm. The Vaughan store is at Entrance 2 of Promenade Mall in Thornhill.

Ilonggo restaurant in Vaughan known for La Paz batchoy and Filipino favourites at budget prices, with dine-in, takeout and online ordering. It also offers catering and rents the space for parties.

Vaughan-based federal non-profit that runs Fiesta Extravaganza, a travelling Filipino festival held in several Canadian cities each year. Its 2026 series included Toronto, Vaughan, Cambridge, Lethbridge, Brampton and Markham, with cultural shows, Filipino food, concerts and the Extra-Sikat singing contest.

Vaughan-based non-profit Filipino marching, concert and ceremonial band founded in 1980, with youth and adult musicians, a drumline and colour guard. It has marched in Toronto's Santa Claus Parade since 1986 and offers private music lessons.

Dr Ben Pangilinan runs a solo family practice in the lower level of a plaza on Bathurst Street in Thornhill. He graduated in medicine from the University of the East in Manila and speaks English and Tagalog.

Growth Psychotherapy is a practice in Vaughan founded by Filipino-Canadian nurse and registered psychotherapist Gelica Tatarenko, offering therapy in person and online across Ontario, including sessions in Tagalog and Taglish. It also supports healthcare providers and first responders and runs Filipino community wellness events.

Filipino store and eatery at Yonge and Steeles in Thornhill, Vaughan, selling Filipino groceries and Pinoy combo meals.

Erlinda Insigne is a realtor with RE/MAX West Realty who was born near Baguio City and is the founding president of the Filipino-Canadian Association of Vaughan. She was named to the Order of Vaughan for her community work.

Bayanihan Athletic Association is Vaughan's Filipino basketball and volleyball club in the NABA network. It hosted the 37th NABA tournament in Vaughan in September 2026.