CORRIERE CANADESE / Il 68% dei canadesi chiede a Trudeau di gettare la spugna

TORONTO – I sondaggi continuano a dipingere scenari nefasti per Justin Trudeau. Dopo quello della Abacus, che aveva registrato il livello di consenso più basso per il Partito Liberale negli ultimi otto anni e mezzo, ieri sono arrivate altre due indagini demoscopiche che certificano ancora una volta lo stato di crisi per il primo ministro a poco più di un anno dall’appuntamento alle urne… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Anita Anand “damps” NATO on the day of the summit in Ottawa

OTTAWA – It’s hard to believe that she didn’t do it on purpose: just on the eve of the visit to Canada by the Secretary General of NATO, the Federal Treasury Board President Anita Anand declared that it makes no sense to pour large sums of money into the Department of Defense National until the latter has the ability to spend what is given to him. Clear words, especially if said by a former Defense Minister like Anand, who intervened “with a straight leg” in the debate on Canada’s inability to meet the NATO parameter of spending 2% of the country’s gross domestic product in the field military. Continue reading→

What foreign interference? It’s just business

TORONTO – If it sounds or feels as if we have heard or “seen this movie before”, we have. Canada seems in the grips of one of its navel-gazing rituals as the political system is consumed by the “issue” foreign interference in our fragile democracy. This time, we have some sneaky, vulnerable, short-sighted Members of Parliament to blame. Or so it would appear, thanks to the suggestions implied in a reading of a report by the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS) tasked with assessing threats to the safety and security of Canada and its inhabitants. 

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CORRIERE CANADESE / Parlamentari collusi, il nodo passa alla commissione Hogue

TORONTO – Nuovo capitolo della spinosa vicenda relativa alle interferenze straniere in Canada. Toccherà infatti all’inchiesta pubblica guidata dalla giudice Marie-Josée Hogue fare luce sul sospetto – lanciato da un rapporto della commissione parlamentare sulla Sicurezza Nazionale e l’Intelligence ((NSICOP)- che un gruppo di deputati e senatori canadese abbia agito più o meno consapevolmente a favore di potenze straniere… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Italy Meets Hollywood: AVP Summit 2024

TORONTO – The third edition of the Audio-Visual Producers Summit, inaugurated in 2021, was recently held in Altafiumara Resort & Spa, Reggio Calabria on June 10-12, 2024. The “AVP Summit” is an international conference and 3-day event, which focuses on the Italian Film Industry and its International Partners, bringing together key representatives from several major Distributors, TV Networks, Platforms and Film Studios. This year’s panel addressed a plethora of concerns over the near and foreseeable future of the Film Industry at large, and its knock-on effects for Italian cinema. Continue reading→