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.
O Trinity Bellwoods é um parque popular. Foto por Luís Aparício
O município de Toronto vai uma vez mais pintar círculos na relva do Trinity Bellwoods Park para encorajar as pessoas a praticar o distanciamento físico quando usam o parque. O trabalho de instalação começa esta semana, dependendo das condições climatéricas – a pintura requer tempo seco e soalheiro para “curar” adequadamente. →
Toronto aprobó la proclamación del 23 de abril como el Día del Idioma Español. A partir de ahora y en adelante se conmemora de manera oficial la influencia del español en la ciudad más diversa de Canadá. →
Toronto approved the proclamation of April 23rd as Spanish Language Day. From now on, the influence of Spanish in the most diverse city in Canada is officially commemorated. →
Per la nostra rubrica musicale: “Vacanze Romane”, una storia lunga dieci anni.
I links delle precedenti “Note a margine”:
Tony Dallara, “Come prima”
https://www.cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-8/
Gino Paoli, “Il cielo in una stanza”
https://www.cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-7/
Lucio Battisti, “Fiori rosa, fiori di pesco”
https://www.cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-6/
Lucio Battisti, “E penso a te”
https://www.cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-5/
Domenico Modugno, “Meraviglioso”
https://cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-4/
Bobby Solo, “Una lacrima sul viso”
https://cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-3/
Tony Renis, “Quando quando quando”
https://cnmng.ca/note-a-margine-2/
Luigi Tenco, “Ciao amore ciao”
https://cnmng.ca/note-a-margine/
Civita di Bagnoregio – nicknamed “the dying city” – is a magical, surreal place, located on the top of a tuff hill that can only be reached by crossing a narrow pedestrian bridge. →
