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Toronto mayoral by-election, Corriere Canadese interviews Anthony Perruzza: “No Torontonians’ money anymore to the Province”

Today, Corriere Canadese is publishing another interview on the contending candidates seeking election as Mayor of Toronto. 102 individuals have registered with the Elections Office at City Hall, and the Italian newspaper will not be able to give all of them the coverage they might like, so it proposes, but will not be limited to, interviewing interested candidates whom “the polls” suggest may garner at least 4% of the votes.

TORONTO – A smart city, with simple solutions for big problems. But, first of all, no Torontonians’ money anymore to the Province: “With me as a Mayor, the 2.2 billion dollars we give yearly to the Province will stay here, in Toronto. I’m not giving all that money to the Province anymore”. 

La cittadinanza canadese? “No, grazie…” Richieste crollate dal 75% al 45% E la residenza permanente per molti resta un miraggio

TORONTO – L’idillio Canada-immigrati è finito. Lo dicono i numeri. L’Institute for Canadian Citizenship afferma infatti che i dati di Statistics Canada indicano un calo del 30% nell’adozione della cittadinanza dal 2001. Vediamo in che misura: nel 2021, solo il 45,7% dei residenti permanenti che risiedevano in Canada da meno di dieci anni è diventato cittadino. Un crollo, rispetto al 60% del 2016 ed al 75,1% del 2001… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Canadian citizenship? “No, thank you”. Requests dropped from 75% to 45%. Meanwhile, permanent residence is a mirage for many

TORONTO – The idyll between Canada and immigrants is over. The numbers say it. In fact, the Institute for Canadian Citizenship says that Statistics Canada data indicate a 30% drop in the adoption of citizenship since 2001. Let’s see to what extent: in 2021, only 45.7% of permanent residents who resided in Canada from less than ten years became a citizen. A drop, compared to 60% in 2016 and 75.1% in 2001.