TORONTO – History – Canadian and otherwise – is replete with personalities who left an impact, made a difference good or bad. How that legacy is retold is more often a reflection of the values of “story-teller’s values” than it is of the objective assessments of those personalities. I have witnessed few, if any exceptions. Even, as in the case of t →
by Marzio Pelù
TORONTO – Three out of four Canadians would support a national energy corridor and a pipeline from Alberta to eastern Canada, even if there were environmental and Indigenous land claims concerns along the way. And three-quarters of Canadians would oppose a potential economic union with the United States and a single dollar modeled after the European euro. That’s according to a series of new polls by Nanos for CTV, conducted among 1,001 Canadian adults between Feb. 28 and March 5.
TORONTO – Indeciso è un modo piuttosto educato per descrivere il 47esimo presidente degli Stati Uniti d’America. Se dovessi usare il modo in cui lo descrivono i social media, non sarei un bravo ragazzo. Cosa posso dire? Dopo aver vissuto in questo bel Paese per 51 anni, molta di quella gentilezza mi ha contagiato.
TORONTO – It is sometimes beneficial to recall that other people, other cultures, impact on our experience. Special Alert: someone had the audacity to live Life before we decided to be born. In the early 50’s, the television stations beaming their programs out of Buffalo New York into Southern Ontario, as a public service to combat crime and mayhem, were in the habit of interrupting all programming with a public service message that went :”It’s ten o’clock [PM], do you know where your children are?”.
TORONTO – A volte è utile ricordare che altre persone, altre culture, hanno un impatto sulla nostra esperienza. Avviso speciale: qualcuno ha avuto l’audacia di vivere la vita prima che decidessimo di nascere… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
