CORRIERE CANADESE / The Consulate: “Support for Italian Language and Culture in YCDSB Schools”

TORONTO – The Consulate General of Italy in Toronto “is very pleased to announce that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI)- for the 2025-2026 school year- has approved funding for the project submitted by YCDSB ItaliaLinguaCultura, a new Association dedicated to the promotion of Italian language and culture”… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Il Consolato: “Sostegno alla lingua e alla cultura italiana nelle scuole dello YCDSB”

TORONTO – Il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Toronto “è lieto di annunciare che il Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale (MAECI) – per l’anno scolastico 2025-2026 – ha approvato il finanziamento per il progetto presentato da YCDSB ItaliaLinguaCultura, una nuova associazione dedicata alla promozione della lingua e della cultura italiana”… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Sacco (CIBPA): “Così promuoviamo la cultura italiana in Canada”

TORONTO – Come riportato ieri dal Corriere Canadese, la CIBPA – Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association – ha effettuato una donazione considerevole per l’insegnamento della lingua italiana nella regione di York. Perché, Mr. Sacco?

Il nostro mandato è “Proteggere, promuovere e preservare la cultura italiana”Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Cinetourism Continues to fuel Matera

TORONTO – Since Carlo Lizzani’s 1949 documentary Nel Mezzogiorno Qualcosa è Cambiato (Something Has Changed in the South), nearly 60 major films have been shot in and around Matera’s 10,000-year-old cave dwellings – known as the Sassi. And now the sixth season of The Chosen, a very popular miniseries about the mission of Jesus of Nazareth, is being filmed in the aptly named “City of Stones”. 

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Extreme Weather Events, 23% of the Canadian population affected

TORONTO – Nearly one in four Canadians has been directly affected by extreme weather events in the past twelve months, according to a new survey conducted online by Leger among 1,529 Canadians between June 13 and 15: according to the research, 23 per cent of Canadians interviewed said they had been personally affected by extreme weather events such as heat waves, floods, wildfires and tornadoes in the past 12 months. Continue reading