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Read More >>>Ora l’Alberta corre ai ripari: restrizioni durissime
EDMONTON – Il governo dell’Alberta corre ai ripari. Di fronte al continuo aumento di ricoveri nelle terapie intensive, ormai al collasso, il premier Jason Kenney ha dovuto abbandonare lo slogan “stay open for good” (aperti per sempre) e fare dietrofront: restrizioni durissime a partire da subito…
Scuola, in Ontario i contagi schizzano a quasi 600
TORONTO – È allarme. Con l’inizio dell’anno scolastico schizzano i contagi di Covid che con gli ultimi 109 di ieri hanno superato abbondantemente i 500. Sono 98 i casi tra gli studenti che frequentano le scuole dell’Ontario, 8 quelli tra gli insegnanti e 3 i membri dello staff non docente infettati dalla variante Delta del virus, che portano le infezioni a quota 585…
Ieri 864 nuovi casi in Ontario: il 76% non è vaccinato
TORONTO – Più di 800 nuovi casi di Covid-19, ieri, in Ontario. Ma anche tanti test, più di 34mila, il numero più alto dall’inizio di giugno. Il tasso di positività resta quindi basso (al 2,4%, l’altro ieri era al 2,5%) e comunque in calo dal 3,1% della scorsa settimana…
Status update of Covid-19 cases worldwide
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Here we provide a daily update of the data available for select countries and jurisdictions as of September 16, 2021, at 5:15 pm EST.
On Thursday, health officials in Russia logged 19,594 new infections. Of the cumulative 7.2 million confirmed positive cases, 89.4% are considered recovered. In the last 24-hours, Covid-related deaths increased by 794, bringing the total number of fatalities to 195,835.
A non-election election, to set up the next one
TORONTO – Everyone’s mind is made up. The advance polls are closed. More citizens have voted than expected – 5,780,000 according to the latest Elections Canada estimate (an average of just over 17,100 per constituency) than in past elections. In fact, that represents an 18.48% increase over the turn out at the advance polls in the last election. Continue reading→
Schools in Ontario, infections skyrocket to almost 600
TORONTO – It is alarming. With the beginning of the school year, Covid infections are skyrocketed, which with the last 109 today have abundantly exceeded 500. There are 98 cases among students attending schools in Ontario, 8 among teachers and 3 non-teaching staff members infected with the Delta variant of the virus, which bring infections to 585. Continue reading→
Now Alberta takes cover: severe restrictions
EDMONTON – The Alberta government is running for cover. Faced with the continuous increase in hospitalizations in intensive care, now collapsing, Prime Minister Jason Kenney had to abandon the slogan “stay open for good” and turn around: very hard restrictions starting immediately. Continue reading→
Ontario, today 864 new cases: 76% are not vaccinated
TORONTO – More than 800 new cases of Covid-19, today, in Ontario. But also many tests, more than 34 thousand, the highest number since the beginning of June. The positivity rate therefore remains low (at 2.4%, yesterday it was 2.5%) and in any case down from 3.1% last week. Continue reading→
Elections, Italian Canadians looking for a seat
TORONTO – The office of the Italian Canadian candidates in this electoral round is starting. In all, there are 69 candidates of Italian origin looking for a seat, concentrated as always in Ontario and Quebec but also present in the other Canadian provinces. Also in these elections the representatives of our community represented themselves in all the main federal parties. Continue reading→
Vaughan-Woodbridge: A hard working community with a strong Italian presence
The electoral district of Vaughan-Woodbridge is located along the south western edge of York Region. It was created by the 2012 electoral boundaries redistribution and encompasses the neighbourhood of Woodbridge and part of the City of Vaughan.
The constituency is home to the highest concentration of Italian Canadians in Canada. With an area population of 105,228 residents (2016 Census), more than half – 55,960 people – identify as Italian. Continue reading→
