Month: March 2023

“Bernini’s Elephant”, a noir set in beautiful Italy: interview with the author Jane Callen

VANCOUVER – A noir story, set in Italy, written by a Canadian in love with the “Belpaese”: it’s called “Bernini’s Elephant” and it’s the debut novel by Jane Callen, a writer who lives in Vancouver but travels to Italy “every time the fate allows”. The beautiful country and its people are in fact often present in the writings of Jane, author so far of stories published in Grain Magazine, Montreal Writes, Spadina Literary Review, CV7 Short Fiction Anthology Series and White Wall Review, as well as essays published in Accenti Magazine (excerpts of her writings are at www.janecallen.ca). 

Interferenze cinesi, Dong lascia i Liberali

TORONTO – Han Dong ha gettato la spugna. Il deputato di origine cinese finito nella bufera delle “interferenze” ha annunciato, ieri, in lacrime (nella foto sopra), le sue dimissioni dai Liberali: da oggi siederà dunque nella House of Commons come deputato indipendente. “Continuerò a servire i residenti di Don Valley North (a Toronto, dove è stato eletto, ndr) … Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Il governo Ford allarga i cordoni della borsa: budget da 204 miliardi, il maggiore della storia

TORONTO – Sostegno alle imprese, rafforzamento della crescita economica, aiuti alle famiglie e ai lavoratori dell’Ontario, nuovi fondi per Sanità e Istruzione. Sono le linee guida del budget 2023 presentato ieri a Queen’s Park da Peter Bethlenfalvy, una manovra quella di quest’anno che complessivamente tra entrate e uscite raggiunge cifre record mai raggiunte nella storia politica dell’Ontario: in tutto 204,7 miliardi di dollari… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Chinese interference, Dong (in tears) leaves the Liberals

TORONTO – Han Dong has thrown in the towel. The deputy of Chinese origin who fell into the storm of “interference” announced his resignation from the Liberals, today, in tears (in the pic above): he will therefore sit in the House of Commons as an independent deputy. “I will continue to serve the residents of Don Valley North (in Toronto, where he was elected, ed.) as an independent member of this House. I am taking these extraordinary steps because sitting on the government caucus is a privilege and my presence could be seen as a conflict” Dong said, adding that he will work to clear his name in the meantime.