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ROMA – L’Ambasciata del Canada in Italia ha emesso il bando della nona edizione del Premio Canada-Italia per l’Innovazione 2021, finalizzato a promuovere progetti per costruire nuovi modi di vivere e lavorare insieme, al fine di adattarsi e mitigare gli impatti del Covid-19. L’opportunità è offerta ai progetti di ogni settore, da quello della ricerca a quello dell’informazione. →
[GTranslate]Globally, there have been over 111 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 according to Johns Hopkins University data. Since the start of the pandemic, over 87 million people have recovered and more than 2.4 million fatalities were attributable to the virus.
Here we provide a daily update of the data available for select countries and jurisdictions as of February 22, 2021, at 3:40pm (EST).
[GTranslate]ORTONA – A square of Canadian Heroes in Italy: it is the one inaugurated last weekend in Ortona, the town in the province of Chieti (Abruzzo) which in December 1943 was the scene of a bloody battle, on the banks of the Moro river, between the Allied force and the Nazi troops: on that occasion 1,665 soldiers fell, of which 1,375 were Canadian, now buried in the Canadian Military Cemetery of Ortona, in English “Moro River Canadian War Cemetery”. →
ORTONA – Una piazza degli Eroi Canadesi in Italia: è quella inaugurata nello scorso weekend a Ortona, il paese in provincia di Chieti (Abruzzo) che nel dicembre del 1943 fu teatro di una sanguinosa battaglia, sulle rive del fiume Moro, fra Alleati e truppe tedesche: in quell’occasione caddero 1.665 soldati dei quali ben 1.375 canadesi, oggi sepolti nel Cimitero Militare Canadese di Ortona, in inglese “Moro River Canadian War Cemetery”. →
