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 – Il sindaco? Meglio se “sceriffo”, secondo il premier dell’Ontario, Doug Ford, che sta valutando una nuova legislazione che conferirebbe ai primi cittadini di Toronto e di Ottawa nuovi poteri e un potenziale veto sul consiglio comunale, secondo quanto riferito prima dal Toronto Star e poi da Global News…
TORONTO – The mayor? Better if he’s a “sheriff”, according to Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who is considering new legislation that would give to the mayors of Toronto and Ottawa new powers and a potential veto on the city council, according to reports earlier by the Toronto Star and then from Global News. The Ford government is therefore working on legislation that should grant greater powers to mayors, as well as allow them to address the issue of housing accessibility with more room for maneuver. →
TORONTO – Potrebbe essere un autunno caldo sul fronte scuola quello che arriverà tra circa due mesi…
TORONTO – Quella di ieri è stata l’ultima riunione del consiglio di Toronto. Non per essere meschino, ma a meno che tu non stessi seguendo le ultime richieste wokist, o le riflessioni del suo sommo sacerdote, il Sindaco Tory, avresti potuto pensare che il Consiglio non avesse fatto nulla per meritare il riconoscimento per aver speso tanti miliardi di dollari dei tuoi sudati guadagni…
TORONTO – Il sindaco di Brampton ed ex aspirante leader del Partito conservatore canadese Patrick Brown (nella foto, dalla sua pagina Twitter) ha affermato che cercherà la rielezione questo autunno…
TORONTO – Focolai di Covid-19 più che raddoppiati nelle case di cura a lungo termine (LTCH) dell’Ontario nella prima settimana di luglio: lo afferma Public Health Ontario…
TORONTO – Se qualcuno pensa che questo partito possa servire come una seria alternativa alla “grande inclusività” degli altri partiti, ci dovrebbe ripensare…
TORONTO – Entro la prima settimana di marzo del 2023 l’Ndp dell’Ontario avrà il suo nuovo leader…
TORONTO – If anyone thinks these people are a serious alternative to the other “big tent” parties, they need to give their head a shake. No, I am not going to apologize for not reading the Constitution of the Ontario NDP. There is no need to do so at this point.
TORONTO – Covid-19 outbreaks more than doubled in Ontario’s long-term care homes (LTCH) in the first week of July, according to Public Health Ontario. In the latest weekly report, 42 new outbreaks were recorded in the sector during the week from 3 July to 9 July. This is a 110% increase over the 20 new outbreaks reported the previous week. According to ministerial data, there are 757 active cases among residents and 383 among LTCH personnel. →
ORILLIA, Ontario –The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged one person with several criminal offences in connection to the January abduction and disappearance of Elnaz HAJTAMIRI (in the pic, from by the Hajtamiri family). The 37-year-old Elnaz — who also goes by the surname TAMIRI — was abducted on January 12, 2022 from a residence in Wasaga Beach, Ontario by three suspects dressed in police gear, but not actual uniforms, in what is believed to be a white Lexus RX sport utility vehicle.
TORONTO -Halton Region encompasses relatively wealthy, established communities like Oakville and Burlington mixed with economically comfortable, newer, suburban middle-class towns like Acton, Georgetown, Halton Hills and Milton.
TORONTO – Come l’Europa, anche l’Ontario apre la campagna vaccinale per la quarta dose, allargando però la platea: tutti gli adulti dai 18 anni in su (in Italia, la somministrazione della quarta dose riguarderà al momento gli over 60 e le persone fragili)…
TORONTO – Like Europe, Ontario also opens the vaccination campaign for the fourth dose, but expanding the audience: all adults aged 18 and over (in Italy, the administration of the fourth dose will currently concern people over 60 and fragile). It was announced today by Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, who underlined that the campaign will start immediately: it will be possible to book an appointment using the provincial health system starting from tomorrow, July 14, at 8am for all those who received the third dose five months ago or contracted the virus three months ago.
