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 – There is a limit to it: Jagmeet Singh, leader of the NDP and “crutch” of the minority government led by Justin Trudeau, must have thought that when he decided to present a motion inviting the special rapporteur on Chinese interference, David Johnston, a trusted man of the Prime Minister, to “step aside” after the decision not to recommend the opening of a public inquiry into Beijing’s influence on Canadian politics. →
TORONTO – Continuano le indagini della polizia di Hamilton nella speranza di far luce sul duplice omicidio avvenuto al culmine di una lite tra il padrone di casa e i suoi due inquilini…
TORONTO – Molti ricorderanno l’ondata estiva di chiusure temporanee dei pronto soccorso: ebbene, nelle comunità più piccole e rurali dell’Ontario l’emergenza non è mai finita. E se la carenza di personale ha portato i nosocomi a chiudere i loro reparti di emergenza per ore o giorni durante l’estate del 2022, in realtà le chiusure non si sono fermate alla fine della stagione estiva…
TORONTO – Quattro settimane. È quanto rimane ai candidati nella corsa alla carica di sindaco di Toronto per cercare di frenare la corsa di Olivia Chow, in testa in tutti i sondaggi effettuati dall’annuncio della sua candidatura per il dopo Tory grazie a un terzo delle intenzioni di voto di tutti gli aventi diritto. Il divario tra l’ex parlamentare neodemocratica e gli sfidanti continua ad essere significativo: recuperabile, questo sì, ma con il passare dei giorni la sfida per gli altri candidati appare sempre più in salita…
TORONTO – The York Catholic District School Board administration against trustees and families: the YCDSB invited all mainstream media to this evening meeting, to cover a vote that – as our newspaper has already written in previous articles – is not legitimate, about flying the Pride flag at schools in the region in June. In advance of tonight’s meeting, the Board is warning/threating anyone planning to attend that “there will be increased security and the police will be present to assist if needed”. In the last three months they didn’t inform anybody, they just did it. Perhaps they are trying to discourage those with contrary views from attending.
