CORRIERE CANADESE / L’Unicef: in Canada i bambini non sono abbastanza felici

TORONTO – “Ogni bambino merita di godere di una buona salute fisica e mentale e dell’opportunità di sviluppare le proprie capacità e abilità, ma quando si parla di benessere di bambini e ragazzi, il Canada ottiene a malapena la sufficienza”: a dirlo è l’UNICEF, nel rapporto “Report Card 19”, dove il numero 19 è proprio la posizione del Canada in una classifica di 36 Paesi, quindi ben al di sotto del livello più alto previsto per una delle Nazioni più ricche del mondo (l’Italia è al 9° posto)… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

In Canada children are not happy enough: a report by UNICEF

TORONTO – “Every child deserves to enjoy good physical and mental health and the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities. But when it comes to child and youth well-being, Canada barely gets a passing grade” says UNICEF in its “Report Card 19” where the number 19 is in fact Canada’s position in a ranking of 36 countries, far below the highest level expected for one of the world’s richest nations. Continue reading

Netflix Film “Nonnas” Hits #1

TORONTO – If you’re a Netflix connoisseur, of Italian descent, or a food enthusiast, you’ve likely already watched or heard of Nonnas, the latest #1 streamed film in the U.S. Co-written by Liz Maccie and directed by her husband Stephen Chbosky, Nonnas is based on the true story of Joe Scaravella (played by Vince Vaughn), an Italian American who opened a restaurant in his mother’s name after her passing. The story goes that Scaravella was so enamored with the matriarchs in his life [and their cooking], that he honoured their memory and traditions by opening a restaurant in Staten Island. 

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