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CORRIERE CANADESE / Occhio ai soldi falsi: “Sono estremamente credibili”

MONTREAL – Occhio ai soldi falsi. A lanciare l’allarme è il Consiglio Canadese del Commercio al Dettaglio (Retail Council of Canada – RCC), che evidenzia un rischio elevato per il significativo aumento della circolazione di banconote false da 20, 50 e 100 dollari, già a partire dallo scorso novembre e soprattutto in questi giorni pre-natalizi in cui lo shopping diventa frenetico… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Directors of School Boards targets of the Ministry of Education

TORONTO – Education Minister Paul Calandra continues to mystify public observers with his observations and actions in Education, six months after he placed four school boards under supervision. He had won public approval when, following investigations (quick “financial audits” exercised by accounting firms) into the conduct of said boards. The investigators alleged mismanagement, questionable decision-making that placed the Boards’ financial health at risk and growing deficits as triggers for Ministry intervention… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Cardinal Pizzaballa among the children of Gaza. “We must rebuild our hearts, be united and strong”

GAZA – For the second consecutive Christmas, and the fourth time since the beginning of the conflict in Palestine, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa visited Gaza. The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem has been among the small Catholic community of the Holy Family Parish throughout the pre-Christmas weekend, once again expressing the Church’s closeness to the Christians of the Strip (fewer than 1,000 out of over 2 million inhabitants), who have been hard-pressed by two years of war and forced to live in harsh conditions and with uncertain prospects despite the ongoing truce. 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Italy Not Immune to Inane Dating Shows

TORONTO – There was a time when the people of Rome were subjected to love advice from a career poet named Ovid. His seduction manual “Art of Love” stirred up such a frenzy in its day, that the pious Emperor Augustus banished Ovid to the Black Sea. A harsh sentencing for the erudite poet, over some lurid love advice. How, I wonder, would Augustus have reacted to what today’s Italians are being subjected to on dating reality shows… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>