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 – Aumenta l’attesa per un’entusiasmante campagna in vista delle elezioni generali dell’Ontario del 2022 (2 giugno). A meno di cinque settimane dal giorno del voto, i candidati stanno iniziando la competizione elettorale per raggiungere i cittadini e costruire il consenso per il proprio partito politico…
TORONTO – L’impegno paga. Lo sa bene Alessandro Volpe (nella foto sopra), 17 anni compiuti un mese fa, battitore di baseball che da anni si allena ogni giorno, per ore, con abnegazione e spirito di sacrificio. “Every single day since 2015. #NoDaysOff”, come ha scritto lo stesso giovane italocanadese sul suo profilo Twitter poco più di un anno fa, postando il video di un allenamento, che è diventato virale, raggiungendo 18.500 visualizzazioni…
TORONTO – Commitment and hard work can pay off. Alessandro Volpe, a baseball player who celebrated his 17th birthday a month ago, who for years has been training every day, for hours, with self-denial and a spirit of sacrifice, is well aware of this. “Every single day since 2015. #NoDaysOff”, as the young Italian Canadian himself wrote on his Twitter profile just over a year ago. He had posted a video of a workout, which went viral, reaching 18,500 views.
VANCOUVER – A “culinary” bridge between the Italian and Indigenous communities: the idea comes from Apci Canada, the Professional Association of Italian Chefs chaired by Chef Giovanni Trigona, an Italian in Vancouver, British Columbia, who is currently launching a collaboration with fellow Chef Theresa Contois, a Native of the Long Plain First Nation in Manitoba. A friendship destined to lay the foundations for a series of initiatives that will see the collaboration of Italian and Native chefs for the first time in history (in the pic above, Giovanni and Theresa).
(Affari Italiani / Francesco Bertolucci) Intervista a Maurizio Barsella, coordinatore di Cub Trasporti Toscana, mentre inizia l’appello bis per l’incidente ferroviario del 2009 dove morirono 32 persone. “Se non cambieranno le cose, quanto accaduto a Viareggio potrebbe ripetersi”… Read More in Affari Italiani >>>
