Chinese electric cars, Canada takes action
VAUGHAN – As announced several times in recent weeks, Canada in going to take action against the potential invasion of electric Chinese cars. Indeed, the federal government is launching a consultation process on how to address the “oversupply” of Chinese-made electric vehicles – including potential tariffs – in the global market: Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland (in the pic above, from Twitter X) announced it today, speaking in Vaughan, Ontario: the consultation process, lasting thirty days, will begin on 2 July.
There is a Catholic leadership. It is gearing for duty
TORONTO – The Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, Canada – Toronto Lieutenancy (EOHSJ), is a lay institution placed under the protection of the Holy See (the Papacy). Its roots harken back to the First Crusade in the 12th century, hence its military “tradition”.
CORRIERE CANADESE / Toronto St. Paul’s: un’elezione suppletiva sul nulla
TORONTO – L’elezione di oggi è una di quelle rare occasioni, nelle circostanze politiche canadesi, in cui l’elettorato di una particolare circoscrizione può votare contro il governo, senza dover subire le conseguenze di un cambiamento nel corso della governance…
CORRIERE CANADESE / Chiusura Ontario Centre: “Una trovata del governo”
TORONTO – La chiusura dell’Ontario Science Centre, è il caso di dirlo, è stata un fulmine a ciel sereno. Non c’è stato nessun preavviso affermano coloro che si oppongono al trasferimento del museo sito al 770 Don Mills Road e che ieri hanno organizzato una manifestazione di protesta…
CORRIERE CANADESE / Interferenze straniere e parlamentari collusi, l’Rcmp: non rendere pubblica la lista
TORONTO – Non rendere pubblica la lista dei deputati e dei senatori che sono potenzialmente collusi con Stati stranieri…
CORRIERE CANADESE / Spettacolo tricolore a Bagotville: le Frecce tornano a incantare l’America
BAGOTVILLE (Quebec) – Le Frecce Tricolori sono ufficialmente tornate in America e hanno preso parte, ieri e sabato a Bagotville, alle celebrazioni per il centesimo anniversario della Royal Canadian Air Force, rinnovando così l’amicizia tra due forze aeree che condividono una storia centenaria fatta di tradizioni e valori comuni…
Toronto St. Paul’s: A By-election about nothing
TORONTO – Tomorrow is one of those rare occasions in Canadian political circumstances when the electorate in a particular constituency can vote against the government, without having to suffer the consequences of changing the course of governance. The political punditry industry, and pollsters, have already speculated on the significance of the outcome to the Political parties and their leaders. There is not any, besides, who cares aside from the candidates?
Italian “snacks”? Kitchen jewels within everyone’s reach
NEW YORK – Calling it a “book” is a diminutio. Just browse it quickly to realize it. “Italian Snacking”, the latest work by Anna Francese Gass, is not a simple “cookbook”: it is a work of art. Of course, cooking is an art in itself: but this new volume by the famous Italian-American culinary influencer goes beyond the classic “recipe book” and is – rather – the catalog of a museum of precious Italian culinary “jewels”: snacks. Continue reading→
Authentic Italian cuisine under the spotlight in Vancouver with “Mamma Marzia”
VANCOUVER – It’s Italian Heritage Month in Canada, and there are initiatives in the name of ‘Italianness’ taking place almost every day throughout the country. One of these took place in Vancouver, British Columbia, on the initiative of Marzia Molatore, a well-known Italian-Canadian chef, creator of the “Bella Cibo” brand and author of the book “Cooking With Mamma Marzia” which had great success in Canada and beyond. Continue reading→
CORRIERE CANADESE / “Adagio”, un noir sentimentale
TORONTO – Maestro del thriller poliziesco, il regista Stefano Sollima con “Adagio” porta lo spettatore nelle acque profonde della paternità conflittuale…
