Welcome to the Canadian National Multilingual News Group (CNMNG). This is a project made possible through funding by Canadian Heritage. CNMNG aims to gather news researched and written by a corps of Canadian-based journalists/writers from the country’s multilingual community groups. The overall goal is to inform, analyze and critique the issues of the day in a professional manner and to provide that to publishers and editors active in the ethnocultural-multilingual press and media whose experience provides them with a perspective that is sensitive to news relevant to their own language group.
TORONTO – L’apparenza, a volte, è davvero lontanissima dalla realtà. Con il passare dei giorni, le testimonianze della commissione d’inchiesta di Ottawa sulla legislazione d’emergenza stanno costruendo, tassello dopo tassello, uno spaccato di realtà completamente diverso rispetto all’idea che ci eravamo fatti dell’intera vicenda…
TORONTO – Il prezzo medio di una casa a Toronto è rimasto praticamente invariato negli ultimi due mesi: il mercato sembrava in stand-by, a causa di un forte calo delle nuove inserzioni…
TORONTO – Il governo Ford e il CUPE, sindacato che rappresenta i lavoratori dell’istruzione dell’Ontario, sono in rotta di collisione: …
TORONTO – Il consiglio dei fiduciari del Toronto Catholic District School Board è un’organizzazione totalmente “incasinata” o è guidata da personale incompetente e malizioso. Da tre anni entrambi perseguono uno dei loro trustee con una vendetta caratteristica di un odio amaro che francamente pensavamo fosse assente dalla società canadese. Allora, cos’è successo? …
TORONTO – The Ford government and CUPE, the union representing Ontario’s education workers, are on a collision course: today the government hastily approved (it’s happening while we are writing), the controversial decree law prohibiting strikes while tomorrow, not caring about the ban, the 55,000 union members are crossing their arms.
TORONTO – The board of trustees at the Toronto Catholic District School Board is one totally “screwed up“ organization or it is led by some incompetent, malicious staff. For three years, both have been pursuing one of their trustees with a vengeance characteristic of a bitter hatred that frankly we thought was absent from Canadian society. So, what happened?
TORONTO – The average price of a home in Toronto has remained virtually unchanged over the past two months: the market seemed to be on standby, due to a sharp drop in new listings. In fact, the latest data from the Toronto Region Real Estate Board (TRREB) shows that the average sale price across all property types was $ 1,089,428 in October, up from $ 1,086,762 in September. Prices remain down 5.7% from the same period last year, while October is the third consecutive month with little or no change in TRREB’s benchmark index. →
TORONTO – Una sfida tra stelline azzurre in rampa di lancio per una promettente carriera. È quanto in programma domenica 13 novembre alle 10am, nel suggestivo campo di Arezzo, sotto gli occhi e la conduzione di uno staff composto da Mike Piazza, Michele Gerali, Alberto D’Auria e Rolando Cretis ai quali si uniranno alcuni coach provenienti dagli Stati Uniti…
TORONTO – Informazioni d’intelligence passate sottobanco dalla polizia ai manifestanti, lotte intestine per il controllo delle donazioni, ripicche, accuse e veleni…
TORONTO – Anche un solo caso, uno soltanto, di abuso sessuale infantile in ambiente scolastico sarebbe di una gravità inaudita. Ebbene, dal 2017 al 2021 tali casi in Canada sarebbero stati 548…
TORONTO – Mentre il governo va avanti spedito approvare il più presto possibile il Keeping Students in Schools Act, il ministro dell’Istruzione Lecce usa il pugno di ferro con il Canadian Union of Public Employees…
TORONTO – Avevo la sensazione di essere stato trasportato indietro nel tempo, ai giorni del Selvaggio West Americano, quando un imperterrito vigilantismo poteva mettere in atto impiccagioni in modo da poter valutare la forza della corda…
TORONTO – While the government goes ahead to pass the Keeping Students in Schools Act as soon as possible, Education Minister Lecce uses an iron fist with the Canadian Union of Public Employees. Any counter-offer proposed to the government must include the cancellation of the strike scheduled for Friday. “Take the threat off the table and let’s talk about it – said Lecce at a press conference – we were very clear. We are ready to negotiate with those who wish to do so as long as Friday’s strike is called off. We will not accept a strike, neither this Friday nor on any other day.”
TORONTO – I had the sense I had been cast back in time to the to the American Wild West days when undeterred vigilantism would conduct hangings so that they could assess the strength of the rope.
