Welcome to the Canadian National Multilingual News Group (CNMNG). This is a project made possible through funding by Canadian Heritage. CNMNG aims to gather news researched and written by a corps of Canadian-based journalists/writers from the country’s multilingual community groups. The overall goal is to inform, analyze and critique the issues of the day in a professional manner and to provide that to publishers and editors active in the ethnocultural-multilingual press and media whose experience provides them with a perspective that is sensitive to news relevant to their own language group.
TORONTO – Non vado mai al casinò [per giocare d’azzardo]. Doug Ford (nella foto, dalla sua pagina Twitter / @fordnation) deve farlo, almeno occasionalmente. Vince costantemente e qualcun altro fornisce il capitale di rischio: i partiti di opposizione a Queen’s Park. L’uomo (spero di non offendere nessun ideologo di genere) va in giro con i ferri di cavallo di scorta…
TORONTO – I never go to casinos [to gamble]. Doug Ford (in the pic, from his Twitter profile / @fordnation) must, at least on occasion. He wins constantly and someone else provides the risk capital: the Opposition Parties at Queen’s Park. The man (hope I am not offending any gender idealogues) walks around with horseshoes to spare.
TORONTO – Il primo, vero e proprio, “faccia a faccia” fra il premier Doug Ford ed i leader municipali dell’Ontario inizierà oggi con il suo intervento all’assemblea generale di ROMA, la Rural Ontario Municipal Association: con lui, Sylvia Jones (vicepremier e ministro della Salute), Lisa Thompson (ministro dell’Agricoltura, dell’Alimentazione e degli Affari Rurali) e Steve Clark (ministro degli Affari Municipali e dell’Edilizia Abitativa)…
TORONTO – The first real “face to face” between Prime Minister Doug Ford and Ontario’s municipal leaders will begin tomorrow with his speech at the general assembly of ROMA, the Rural Ontario Municipal Association: with him, Sylvia Jones (Deputy Premier and Minister for Health), Lisa Thompson (Minister for Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs) and Steve Clark (Minister for Municipal Affairs and Housing). →
TORONTO – Il premier Doug Ford è pronto a introdurre cambiamenti per consentire agli operatori sanitari registrati o autorizzati in altre province canadesi ad iniziare immediatamente a praticare in Ontario. “Per fornire i migliori servizi di assistenza sanitaria agli abitanti dell’Ontario dobbiamo essere audaci, innovativi e creativi”, ha detto ieri durante una conferenza stampa a Windsor…
