TORONTO – Summer is practically over, but wildfires are not. And while Western Canada continues to face emergencies due to smoke and air quality, the first frost warnings are arriving in Eastern Canada. →
TORONTO – Further evidence of how disconnected politics in Canada is from reality and everyday life, comes from a survey released today by Abacus Data, which shows that a majority of Canadians believe the current government is failing to address the country’s real problems: the high cost of living, the issues of healthcare, and unaffordable housing. →
TORONTO – Following (and archiving) the disastrous leadership by Jagmeet Singh, who literally sank the party leading it to its worst result ever, the NDP is attempting to revive itself by formally launching the race to elect its next federal leader. →
TORONTO – The legendary Philippine Folklorico Canada dance group once again performed at Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), Toronto August 30,2025. They have been doing this more than 50 years. They never lose their touch. They capture the hearts and minds of more than a thousand audience. After their performance they had a photo op at the National Ethnic Press Media Council of Canada (NEPMCC) joyfully. In the pic, they are with Ricky Castellvi, in suit, who manages the booth: he is a freelance journalist for Corriere Canadese and CNMNG.
WINNIPEG – There are still 5,563 people displaced by the wildfires in Manitoba, one of the provinces hardest hit by the blazes and still the one with the highest number of active fires: 127 out of a total of 565, according to data from the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC) as of 1pm today (here the updating in real time). This means, among the various inconveniences for evacuated families, that the start of the school year could also be somewhat different for students unable to return home.
