Filipino Media, Community and Education in Victoria
Kislap lists 8 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence in Victoria under Media, Community and Education.
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ActiveCouples for Christ Victoria is the Vancouver Island community of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement, led by a cluster head couple. It runs the Christian Life Program and household groups and holds the Victoria ANCOP Walk, which in 2026 began with a thanksgiving Mass at St. Joseph the Worker parish.
ActiveKatesismong Pilipino (Filipino Catechism of the Catholic Church) is a Filipino Catholic group in Greater Victoria. It organises quarterly Filipino Masses in the Diocese of Victoria, such as a Living Rosary and Mass at St Joseph the Worker Parish in October 2026.
ActiveFilipino community centre on Blanshard Street in Victoria, owned and run by the Bayanihan Cultural and Housing Society, which marked its 25th anniversary in 2026. It offers an arts studio, commercial kitchen, meeting room and office space for Filipino community groups, and hosts events and workshops.
ActiveTagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Victoria, British Columbia, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2011.
ActiveVictoria Fil-Can Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Filipino-Canadian Adventist congregation that rents First Baptist Church on North Park Street in Victoria. It holds Saturday Sabbath School, divine worship and youth meetings, a Thursday Bible study and the Mighty Islanders Adventurers Club for children.
ActiveFilipino community association in Victoria, incorporated in 1969 by Filipino immigrants and based at the Philippine Bayanihan Community Centre. It runs cultural programmes, the Ilaw newsletter and the annual Mabuhay festival with the centre’s other groups.
ActiveThe Victoria Filipino Canadian Caregivers Association supports Filipino caregivers, migrant workers and temporary foreign workers in Victoria, with roots in a caregivers' group formed in 1987. It operates out of the Bayanihan Community Centre and runs rights advocacy, workshops and social events, and co-organizes the annual Mabuhay Festival.
ActiveNon-profit for Filipino-Canadian seniors in Victoria, founded in 1988 as the Victoria Filipino-Canadian Golden Age Association. It is based at the Philippine Bayanihan Community Centre and helps run the centre’s Mabuhay festival.