Supreme Court of Canada won’t hear appeal of Theodore case
[GTranslate]A legal battle over funding for Catholic schools in Saskatchewan appears to be over. As reported by CKOM NEWS, the Supreme Court of Canada said Thursday it won’t hear an appeal by the Good Spirit School Division (GSSD), which was seeking to overturn a decision regarding funding of the school in Theodore (in the pic, St. Theodore School). Continue reading→
Navigating a path forward as a third wave looms
[GTranslate]TORONTO – Life has far from returned to normal. Yet, as the province begins to loosen some restrictions that will see more business reopen to the public and children return to class, one can only hope that the transition will be a safe one. Continue reading→
Case di cura, O’Toole: no a standard nazionali
TORONTO – Il leader conservatore Erin O’Toole non fa sconti e sferra attacchi sia contro il primo ministro Trudeau che contro il leader dell’NDP Jagmeet Singh. In una intervista concessa al Toronto Star O’Toole, ha criticato le loro posizioni sulle case di cura a lunga degenza. Continue reading→
Le ricette di “mamma Marzia”
conquistano il Nordamerica
VANCOUVER – Mai dimenticare le proprie radici. Se poi affondano in un Paese ricco di storia, cultura e tradizioni come l’Italia, possono diventare una chiave per il successo come è accaduto a Marzia Bellotti Molatore (nella foto sopra), italiana di Traona, piccolissimo paese in provincia di Sondrio, che da diciassette anni vive a Vancouver dove ha portato la cucina italiana autentica, riscuotendo apprezzamenti e consensi. Continue reading→
“Aiutatemi a ritrovare
la Toronto della mia infanzia”
TORONTO – “Voglio solo cercare il mio passato e mi rendo conto che le cose non rimangono le stesse e cambiano negli anni…”: Rosanna Natale, immigrata in Canada dall’Italia dal 1959, sta cercando di ripercorrere le strade della sua infanzia e giovinezza: ha già trovato tante tracce ed è a metà della ricerca, ma mancano ancora alcuni passaggi e chiede aiuto ai lettori del Corriere Canadese, il quotidiano italiano a Toronto, per ripercorrerli. Continue reading→
The Canadian parliament blames China for the Uighur genocide
Muhammad Ali Bukhari, CNNG News, Toronto
[GTranslate]On Monday, 266 out of Canada’s 338 members of parliament voted against this motion. Although most cabinet members were absent from voting. The House of Commons also explicitly blames for the country’s indiscriminate killings of Uighurs and other Turkish-speaking Muslims in China.
The said proposal was made in Parliament by the opposition Conservative Party. It said China’s state action in the Xinjiang region was tantamount to genocide in accordance with UN policy adopted in 1948. In addition to the Conservative members, a significant number of ruling Liberal party MPs voted in favour of the proposal. The final vote count showed that 266 MPs present voted without any opposition, only two MPs have remained officially absent. Continue reading→
Update of the Covid-19 Landscape
[GTranslate]Globally, there have been over 110 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 according to Johns Hopkins University data. Since the start of the pandemic, over 85 million 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 19, 2021, at 11:00 am (EST).
La ricetta del giorno: Pasta gamberi e limone
Ingredienti per 4 persone:
– 360 g paccheri
– 16 gamberi – 2 limoni
– 1 cipolla rossa
– 1 spicchio aglio
– Mezzo bicchiere di vino bianco
– olio extravergine d’oliva
– sale Continue reading→
Update of the Covid-19 Landscape
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[GTranslate]Here we provide a daily update of the data available for select countries and jurisdictions as of March 6, 2021, at 1:00pm (EST).
Globally, there have been over 116 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 according to Johns Hopkins University data. Since the start of the pandemic, over 92 million people have recovered and more than 2.5 million fatalities were attributable to the virus.
Public attitudes towards Covid-19 vaccines around the world
[GTranslate]TORONTO – Given the importance of achieving high vaccine coverage to mitigate the impacts of Covid-19, the effectiveness to do so will depend on the number of people willing to get vaccinated. So far, the numbers do not seem overwhelming.
People’s attitudes towards vaccines vary based on a number of factors including their concerns, their values and their lifestyles. GWI (GlobalWebIndex), a company providing market research and insight to agencies around the world, collected research data from various countries to gauge public perception towards the Covid-19 vaccine. Continue reading→