TORONTO – Sono tutti dirigenti dell’Ontario Power Generation (Opg) i primi quattro dipendenti pubblici più pagati della provincia nel 2021. I loro nomi guidano la “sunshine list” che divulga i nomi dei dipendenti del settore pubblico che sono stati pagati più di 100mila dollari e che annovera oltre 240.000 nomi…
TORONTO – Il possibile aumento delle spese militari in Canada rappresenta un potenziale punto di frizione tra i liberali e l’Ndp. Il governo a guida Trudeau, dopo aver incassato e blindato il patto di legislatura con Jagmeet Singh la scorsa settimana, si prepara al varo del budget primaverile dove – stando alle previsioni della vigilia – sarà contenuto un corposo aumento delle spese riservate dall’esecutivo alla Difesa…
BRAMPTON – La manifestazione per il candidato alla leadership dei conservatori Pierre Poilievre, sabato a Brampton, è stata annullata pochi istanti prima dell’inizio previsto a causa di un’emergenza medica. Un uomo si è sentito male ed è stato portato in ospedale. Le squadre di paramedici di Peel hanno assistito alla scena al Pearson Convention Center di Brampton (2638 Steeles Ave. E) intorno alle 10.15…
TORONTO – Covid-19, tornano a scendere le ospedalizzazioni in Ontario dopo l’impennata registrata negli ultimi giorni: ieri negli ospedali della provincia erano ricoverate complessivamente 553 persone, inclusi 157 pazienti in terapia intensiva. Molte di meno, dunque, delle 707 segnalati di sabato e delle 667 di venerdì, anche se va ricordato che la domenica non tutti gli ospedali comunicano i propri dati…
TORONTO – They are all Ontario Power Generation (OPG) executives who are the top four highest-paid civil servants in the province in 2021. Their names lead the “sunshine list” that discloses the names of public sector employees who have been paid more than $100,000 and which includes more than 240,000 names.
TORONTO – The lead up to Ontario’s 2022 General Election will be a hectic time for candidates. Specifically, the need to build support for their political party while addressing the concerns of voters in their constituency. With the official start of the campaign less than six weeks away, the Corriere begins our electoral district profile series.
The focus will be on constituencies where Italian Canadians make up a significant portion of the district population and number more than 8,000. Continue reading→
TORONTO – The current educational “vision” statement of the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB), judging from the March 24, 2022, Board meeting, is devoid of school or Catholic issues. Whether the Board can survive after this provincial election requires an act of faith not supported by “the debate” offered last Thursday. If you have children in the system, you will have to reassess why.
BRAMPTON – Yesterday, the rally for Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre in Brampton was cancelled moments before it was scheduled to begin due to a medical emergency. An adult male suffered a medical episode and was taken to hospital Saturday morning. Continue reading→
With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 32.0 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. According to data last updated on March 27, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 10,358 vaccine doses on Saturday, down from, 11,641 doses the day prior.
TORONTO – Covid-19, hospitalizations in Ontario are returning to drop, after the surge recorded in recent days: today a total of 553 people were hospitalized in the hospitals of the province, including 157 inpatients in intensive care. Much less, therefore, than the 707 reported on Saturday and 667 on Friday, although it should be remembered that not all hospitals communicate their data on Sundays. Continue reading→