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TORONTO – Un agente della Polizia Provinciale dell’Ontario è morto e altri due sono rimasti feriti durante una sparatoria avvenuta nel villaggio di Bourget, nel Comune di Clarence-Rockland, ad est di Ottawa. Una persona è stata presa in custodia dall’OPP…
Today, Corriere Canadese is publishing its second interview on the contending candidates seeking election as Mayor of Toronto. As yesterday, 80 individuals have registered with the Elections Office at City Hall. Qualified candidates needed to provide at a minimum: 1. Proof of Canadian citizenship 2. Proof of a residence or business in Toronto 3. Endorsement from at least 25 other fellow citizens 4. $200.00.
When the registration process closes on May 12, Corriere Canadese will publish a list of those who still allow their name to stand. In the meantime, the Italian newspaper proposes, but will not be limited to, interviewing interested candidates whom “the polls” suggest may garner at least 4% of the votes. In the last election, only 29% of eligible voters cast a ballot.
I admit to holding the concept that mankind (womankind, humankind, peoplekind) possesses two distinct characteristics: a body and soul – instinct and free will. The latter being the innate (if one is in a state of sound mental health) ability to make a deliberate choice when faced with an alternative, and to accept responsibility for it.
TORONTO – An Ontario Provincial Police officer died and two others were injured in a shooting in the village of Bourget, in the municipality of Clarence-Rockland, east of Ottawa. One person has been taken into custody by OPP. →
TORONTO – ODIO è “le mot du jour”, la parola del giorno. Il vocabolario woke identifica coloro che sono in disaccordo con i “praticanti” di quella nebulosa ideologia come odiatori. Una recente elezione provinciale riguardante la struttura di governance di oltre 57.000 avvocati e 10.000 assistenti legali che esercitano in Ontario ha prodotto alcuni risultati interessanti…
