Davenport:
This federal election campaign will be a short one, with Canadians casting their votes on September 20. As candidates hit the campaign trail, today’s focus is the electoral district of Davenport in Toronto. →
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Davenport:
This federal election campaign will be a short one, with Canadians casting their votes on September 20. As candidates hit the campaign trail, today’s focus is the electoral district of Davenport in Toronto. →

TORONTO – Sa kasalukuyan sa isang lugar, mayroon 18,000 sukat na talampakan na bodega, mayroon mga tapetang pang lamesa at 5,000 silya napupuno nang alikabok at naluluma. Kung mayroon kang isang okassion, kailagan mo nang sibleta, kutsara’t tinidor, lugar para sa mga tao para upuan. Mga maliit na bagay bagay na marahil di natin binibigyan nang pansin dati rati. Ito’y maga bagay na bumubuo sa isang okassion nang isang industria na malapit nang mag wakas dulot, nang Kobid-19. →

TORONTO – Somewhere out there, in an 18,000 square foot warehouse, table cloths and 5,000 chairs are rotting away. When you have an event, you need napkins, cutlery, places for people to stand, places for people to sit. Things like these, which you may never have paid much attention to before, in their own small way, contribute to the fabric of the Events Industry – on the brink of extinction, thanks to COVID-19. →
Bago mag pandemya, may nakausap akong kaibigan na nagtatrabaho sa Eaton Centre. Pagka ang shift niya ay bago magsara ang tindahan na pinapasukan niya, nakakatagpo siya paglabas niya sa mall ng mga tao kakaiba ang kilos, na alam niya na may ininom o ininiksiyon sa katawan. Sabi niya, hindi siya nagaalala sa mga taong nakatira sa kalye. Ang inaalala niya ay mga “druggies” dahil nangmomolestiya sa mga hindi kakilala at sa pamamaraang hindi kanaisnais. →

Un nostro lettore, Robert Nelly, ci ha scritto una lettera nella quale difende la denominazione “Dundas” di tanti luoghi storici di Toronto. “Sono un cittadino di Toronto da tutta la vita – spiega – e mi piacciono i concerti a Dundas Square, passeggio per Dundas Street e viaggio utilizzando la stazione di Dundas”. Ecco la sua lettera.
TORONTO – Cara redazione del Corriere Canadese, avete seguito la recente decisione della città di Toronto di rinominare Dundas Square, Dundas Street e Dundas Subway Station? Le figure storiche non devono essere giudicate necessariamente secondo gli standard del nostro tempo, …