TORONTO – Today, December 20, 2023, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the appointment of Toni Varone to the Senate of Canada. From a community perspective, the appointment is a long-overdue. There has not been a Senator from the Italian Canadian community since the retirement of former Senator Consiglio Di Nino from that post in 2012.
TORONTO – Pierre Poilievre, leader of Conservative Party of Canada, running to be Prime Minister of Canada, gave a year-end interview to the Corriere Canadese. In reality it was more of a relaxed dialogue touching on some of the hottest and most heartfelt topics recently in the public forum: housing, high cost of living and drug abuse crisis. We have attempted to reflect accurately what is depicted in the YouTube video below this article. Edits have been made to ease the flow of the conversation…
CATANIA (Italy) – Snow, Sea, Wind. In Italian: Neve, Mare, Vento. These are the titles of the three novels that Federica Nardo, a young Italian writer, dedicated to her “great love”: Napoleon Bonaparte. A love that has lasted for twenty years, even though Federica is just thirty-one.
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TORONTO – Almost 113 million dollars will “rain” on the Municipality of Mississauga, granted by the federal government with the aim of making the approval process for the construction of new homes quicker and more efficient. It was announced today by Rechie Valdez, MP for Mississauga-Streetsville and Federal Minister of Small Business.
TORONTO – The multilingual press plays a fundamental and irreplaceable role in Canadian journalistic panorama and for this reason it must be protected and promoted. This is the message that emerged at the gala evening on Friday evening, where the National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada (NEPMCC) conferred the most valued awards recognizing the merit of journalists in the multilingual marketplace of our country.
