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Rule # one In Track and Field or politics: stay in your lane.

by Hon. Joe Volpe May 10, 2021August 25, 2023

I stopped in a Dollar Store to pick up two cards: one, a birthday, the other, a Mothers’ day – both for the same person. Most of the store was dutifully sectioned off, even the card rack. I picked up the two cards anyway and proceeded to pay.

The self-serve kiosk would not accept the birthday card purchase. The young lady assistant who came to my aid, said “I’m sorry sir, the rules don’t allow us to sell any cards except these. You cannot buy and I cannot sell the other.” The card was worth $1.13, tax included. →

The ‘green pass’ to enter Italy. Draghi: “Book your holidays, we are waiting for you”

by Marzio Pelù May 4, 2021August 25, 2023

ROME – Holidays in Italy? It’s possible. Just have the “green pass”, a sort of anti-Covid passport that will allow people (residents in Europe) to enter the beautiful country and travel far and wide. →

TDCSB to Corriere: “Your comment on what the legal counsel said is inaccurate”

by Hon. Joe Volpe April 2, 2021August 25, 2023

Article by Joe Volpe – corriere.ca

Your eminence, a lot of things do not make sense

by Hon. Joe Volpe March 8, 2021August 25, 2023

[GTranslate]TORONTO – Confusion? Having admitted that much about government policies in respect of what should be opened and what should be closed during this pandemic, we should note the contagion of that illogic. There is plenty to go around. →

Your eminence, a lot of things do not make sense

by cnmng March 8, 2021August 25, 2023

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Transcript of Video – Summary of Joe Volpe’s Article – Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
“Your eminence, a lot of things do not make sense”, by the Honourable Joe Volpe, brings to light the disparity between the rights afforded religious institutions and commercial enterprises in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Church has protested feebly to the severe restrictions, while big box stores, supported by the Provincial Cabinet, have been vociferous and unrelenting. The result is that, while large chain stores and outlet malls are now permitted to be open, even crowded, churches and mausoleums remain virtually shuttered. Volpe laments the Cardinal’s inaction, as seen also in recent events surrounding Catholic education in the Archdiocese of Toronto.

Read Cardinal Collin’s Letter to Parishioners March 5, 2021 — Here >>>