Le sénateur Loffreda était en Colombie-Britannique plus tôt ce mois-ci pour assister aux Jeux Invictus et soutenir nos athlètes et vétérans canadiens. Il a écrit sur son expérience dans sa plus récente chronique mensuelle – un article émouvant dans lequel il honore et célèbre ces courageux hommes et femmes en uniforme qui ont été blessés en défendant la paix et la liberté.
Senator Tony Loffreda was in British Columbia earlier this month to attend the Invictus Games and support our Canadian athletes and veterans. He wrote about his experience in his most recent monthly column – a moving piece in which he honours and celebrates these brave men and women in uniform who were wounded defending peace and freedom.
TORONTO – On Tuesday, the “Council on Canada-U.S. Relations”, established by Justin Trudeau met to explore countermeasures following the announcement by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to put a 25% tariff on all goods arriving from Canada. The “Council”, of eighteen members includes former Premiers, businessmen/women and heads of industrial sectors. Among them, Flavio Volpe, the only Italian-Canadian appointed by the Prime Minister. →
TORONTO – “The writing is on the wall but Katie won’t let him quit”, Liberal Party insider speaking on condition of anaonimity. Katie is the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff.
Il senatore Loffreda si è recato a Washington la scorsa settimana per partecipare, in qualità di presidente della sezione canadese della Rete parlamentare sulla Banca mondiale e il Fondo monetario internazionale, al Forum parlamentare globale del 2024. Ha scritto della sua esperienza in questo articolo.
