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COLUMBUS CENTRE: “VCI, stop alla società a scopo di lucro”

March 4, 2021 August 25, 2023 cnmng

Letter to the Corriere Canadese by Ian Duncan MacDonald

ENGLISH VERSION: https://www.corriere.ca/columbus-centre/convert-the-entire-operation-over-a-member-owned-not-for-profit-corporation/

Ieri ho inviato una e-mail a quello che pensavo fosse ancora un direttore del Columbus Centre. Si è scoperto che si era dimesso di recente. Ho seguito una telefonata che mi ha rivelato che le cose sono peggiori al Columbus Centre di quello che pensavo potessero essere.

Sembra che l’unica operazione che fa soldi siano gli appartamenti degli anziani. Tutte le operazioni sono ora controllate direttamente dal consiglio di Amministrazione di Villa Charities ad eccezione della struttura atletica (che ha bisogno di centinaia di dollari, se non milioni, per renderla commercializzabile) e della scuola di danza che sono entrambe controllate indirettamente.

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At Villa the end of a dark regime

March 4, 2021 August 25, 2023 cnmng

Article by  Elliot Possen – Read Full Article
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EPEKTO NANG KOBID 19 SA KASALUKUYAN Guttom sa Pilipinas

March 4, 2021 August 25, 2023 Ricky Castellvi

Mataas ang pocento san ngalan nang taggutom-mga 18 millioness sa 110 millioness na bubuhay na mababa guhit sa numero nang tag guttom o nag hihirap na makaraos sa araw araw na panggagaylagan sa buhay. Continue reading→

EFFECT OF COVID 19 IN EXISTING POVERTY IN THE PHILIPPINES

March 4, 2021 August 25, 2023 Ricky Castellvi

The Philippines has a rather high rate of poverty – around 18 million of its 110 million people either live below the poverty level or are struggling to meet the daily necessities of life. COVID 19 just exacerbated this with reduced economic activities and the undercounts of COVID infections due to lack of healthcare and the availability of water for handwashing. Continue reading→

Escándalo de la residencia de ancianos: violaciones impunes

March 4, 2021 August 25, 2023 cnmng
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Vaccini, il governo pronto a cambiare marcia

March 4, 2021 August 25, 2023 Francesco Veronesi

TORONTO – Il governo federale è pronto a cambiare marcia sul fronte vaccino. La conferma è arrivata ieri per bocca di Justin Trudeau durante una conferenza stampa nella quale il primo ministro non ha nascosto un cauto ottimismo per gli ultimi sviluppi nella campagna di vaccinazione di massa che sta per entrare nel vivo in Canada. Continue reading→

Vaccines, the government ready to change gears

March 3, 2021 August 25, 2023 Francesco Veronesi

[GTranslate]TORONTO – The federal government is poised to change gears on the vaccine front. The confirmation came yesterday from Justin Trudeau during a press conference in which the prime minister did not hide a cautious optimism about the latest developments in the vaccination campaign that is about to come to life in Canada. The first factor to consider – underlined by the Liberal leader – is the approval of the third vaccine in Canada, that of AstraZeneca, which has a significant acceleration in the roadmap drawn up by the government in recent months. Yesterday – added Trudeau – the first supply of the vaccine arrived in our country with about half a million doses, which will be immediately distributed to the province and territories. “In addition to this,” he continued, “we are waiting to have a response from Health Canada on another vaccine, the one produced by Johnson and Johnson.” The latter, which in the United States has been able to give the green light by the regulator, could represent the turning point in this problematic immunization campaign against Covid-19, as a difference of all the other approved vaccines in Canada – Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca – to be effective needs a single dose and does not require recall injection. Continue reading→

Nursing homes scandal: unpunished violations

March 3, 2021 August 25, 2023 Hon. Joe Volpe

[GTranslate]TORONTO – The initial shock soon was replaced by anger. The photograph of Long Term Care Homes that emerges from a CBC News investigation is shocking. Not only are anti-contagion security protocols broken in these facilities while the Covid-19 pandemic is underway, but LTCs found red-handed are not punished for their behaviour. As they say in Italian, after the “pulling of ears”, everything ends up in “tarallucci and wine”. It’s a fact. Inspections of Ontario’s Long Term Care Homes almost never have consequences. Homes are asked to solve the problem, but even if an inspector returns and finds the same problem, there are no fines or penalties. In very rare cases, houses are forbidden to accept new residents. Continue reading→

Yonge Street massacre, Alek Minassian guilty of all 26 charge:
10 counts for voluntary homicide, 16 for attempted murder

March 3, 2021 August 25, 2023 Hon. Joe Volpe

[GTranslate]TORONTO – Guilty of 10 counts of voluntary manslaughter and 16 counts of attempted murder. This trial ended with the verdict of Alek Minassian responsible for the Yonge street attack in 2018 when he hit passers-by on Toronto’s busiest street in a van. Continue reading→

Old houses for sale for 1 euro,
but the former owners turn up

March 3, 2021 August 25, 2023 Marzio Pelù

[GTranslate]Houses for sale for 1 euro: this has been happening in Italy, for several years, in small towns at risk of depopulation and where there are many old ruins that no one would ever buy. Continue reading→

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