Welcome to the Canadian National Multilingual News Group (CNMNG). This is a project made possible through funding by Canadian Heritage. CNMNG aims to gather news researched and written by a corps of Canadian-based journalists/writers from the country’s multilingual community groups. The overall goal is to inform, analyze and critique the issues of the day in a professional manner and to provide that to publishers and editors active in the ethnocultural-multilingual press and media whose experience provides them with a perspective that is sensitive to news relevant to their own language group.
TORONTO – As the housing emergency reaches unprecedented levels, with a total lack of affordable homes (both for sale and rent), it turns out that some of Canada’s major cities have large areas of vacant residential land. Unused. This was revealed by a report from Statistics Canada, which simultaneously analyzes the dramatic increase in construction costs in the main cities. (more…)
TORONTO – Anna Roberts, MP for King-Vaughan, north of Toronto, paid a visit to the Corriere Canadese offices last week, thus giving us an opportunity to engage in a free-flowing conversation about the country, its promise, its future and how her Party relates to the aspirations of Canadians. She was both idealistic and practical. While deferential, she held back no punches.
TORONTO – Anna Roberts, deputata di King-Vaughan, a nord di Toronto, ha fatto visita alla redazione del Corriere Canadese la settimana scorsa, dandoci così l’opportunità di impegnarci in una conversazione fluida sul Paese e sul suo futuro e su come il Partito Conservatore si riferisce alle aspirazioni dei canadesi. Si è mostrata sia idealista che pratica e, sebbene deferente, non ha risparmiato “stoccate”…
TORONTO – The specter of a demolition of the Marylake Augustinian Monastery continues to worry and infuriate the King City community, which has also taken legal action to prevent the monastery from being demolished. There were many reactions to our article published last Monday. There are also many points to be clarified in this matter. It was precisely in order to receive official answers that Ann Raney wrote an email to Ashley Seo, Chief of Staff at the Ontario Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility and the Ministry of Long-Term Care asking questions that go straight to the heart of the problem.
TORONTO – Lo spettro di una demolizione del Marylake Augustinian Monastery continua a far preoccupare e infuriare la comunità di King City che ha anche intrapreso una azione legale per impedire che il monastero venga demolito. Tante le reazioni al nostro articolo pubblicato lunedì scorso. Tanti anche i punti da chiarire in questa vicenda. È stato proprio allo scopo di ricevere delle risposte in via ufficiale che Ann Raney ha scritto una email ad Ashley Seo, Chief Of Staff all’Ontario Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility e al Ministero del Long-Term Care ponendo quesiti che vanno dritto al cuore del problema…
