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 – La decisione del governo del Quebec di imporre una tassa per i no vax continua a far discutere. Per ora nessun’altra provincia sembra orientata a percorrere la stesso strada dell’esecutivo guidato da Francois Legault. Troppi i problemi di carattere giuridico – c’è chi ipotizza l’evidente anticostituzionalità del provvedimento – o di semplice tornaconto politico: si tratta di una misura fortemente divisiva e nessun altro premier ha deciso di rischiare… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
TORONTO – Test rapidi alle Province e ai Territori, rinnovo dei programmi di sostegno per le famiglie, i lavoratori e le imprese canadesi. Ad annunciarlo sono stati ieri Justin Trudeau e Christya Freeland (nella foto), in una conferenza stampa che ha visto la partecipazione di una lunga lista di ministri federali e del Chief Medical Officer Theresa Tam… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
OTTAWA – Tribute to Joe Comuzzi, former minister who passed away on New Year’s Eve. As per the Rules for Half-masting the National Flag of Canada (Section 7), the flags on all Government of Canada buildings and establishments in the City of Thunder Bay were flown at half-mast since yesterday until sunset on January 5, 2022, the day of the funeral of Hon. Comuzzi.
TORONTO – Ford e Tory sono ai ferri corti. Mentre il sindaco di Toronto si scaglia contro i tagli operati dal governo dell’Ontario – tagli che dice causeranno un deficit di oltre 100 milioni nel bilancio già approvato per il 2019 – il premier chiude il rubinetto dei finanziamenti anche a Tourism Toronto… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
OTTAWA – In order to help those affected by the measures imposed to cope with the spread of the Covid-19 variant Omicron, the federal government has temporarily expanded eligibility for two economic aid programs. This was announced today by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. “We will be there for the most affected regions, for specific sectors such as art and culture, hospitality and tourism – said Trudeau during a virtual press conference – we will be present to protect you and your families”.
TORONTO – “Ai canadesi che vogliono viaggiare all’estero dico solo una cosa: ricordatevi che se vi troverete fuori dai confini nazionali e vi ammalerete, non potrete rientrare”. Il ministro della Sanità Jean-Yves Duclos, insieme ad altri colleghi del governo, ha espresso ancora una volta le preoccupazioni dell’esecutivo di fronte alla nuova variante Omicron e, allo stesso tempo, ha chiesto ai canadesi di non viaggiare se non per motivi essenziali nelle prossime quattro settimane. “A coloro – ha dichiarato durante una conferenza stampa – che stanno pianificando di viaggiare dico molto chiaramente: non è il momento di viaggiare all’estero. La rapida diffusione della variate Omicron su scala globale ci fa temere il peggio. Ripeto, non è questo il momento di viaggiare”… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
TORONTO – A Ottawa si riparte esattamente come era finita la scorsa legislatura: accuse, polemiche, veleni. Il clima di bon ton istituzionale è durato pochissimo, tempo di eleggere il nuovo Speaker della Camera – con la riconferma dell’italocanadese Anthony Rota – e di ascoltare lo storico Discorso dal Trono della governatrice generale Mary Simon – il primo in inglese, francese e nella lingua Inuit – e nel parlamento canadese si è tornati alle vecchie buone maniere… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
TORONTO – Ottawa starts again exactly as the last legislature ended: accusations, controversies, poisons. The climate of institutional bon ton lasted very little, time to elect the new Speaker of the House – with the reconfirmation of the Italian Canadian Anthony Rota – and to listen to the historic Speech from the Throne of the Governor General Mary Simon – the first in English, French and in the Inuit language – and in the Canadian parliament we returned to the old good manners. (more…)
TORONTO – Tempi ristretti, agenda fittissima e tensione tra i partiti: sono queste le tre caselle di un puzzle governativo che col passare dei giorni assume le sembianze di un vero e proprio rompicapo. Justin Trudeau, dopo il vertice dei Tre Amigos con il presidente americano Joe Biden e la controparte messicana Andrés Manuel López Obrador di giovedì, si appresta a voltare pagina e ad affrontare per la prima volta la House of Commons dal voto dello scorso 20 settembre… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
TORONTO – Chiusi i parlamenti, la politica non è certo andata in vacanza. In questi giorni stiamo assistendo a due campagne elettorali sottotraccia, che si sovrappongono e che condividono la stessa dinamica. A livello federale… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>
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TORONTO – Parliaments closed, politics has certainly not gone on vacation. These days we are witnessing two election campaigns under trace, which overlap and share the same dynamic. At the federal level, the leaders of the main parties are struggling with tours that touch all parts of Canada. Officially, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rejected the idea of early elections, yet the dynamics that have been created lead to a very specific direction: that of returning to the polls, perhaps in August or, at the latest, in the autumn. (more…)
El gobierno canadiense reiteró su apoyo a la demanda ante la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI) contra el régimen venezolano de Nicolás Maduro por violaciones a derechos humanos interpuesta en 2018. Canadá, así como Colombia, Chile, Paraguay, Perú y Argentina denunciaron ante la CPI “numerosas violaciones a los derechos humanos cometidos por el régimen de Nicolás Maduro” y que “constituyen crímenes de lesa humanidad”. (more…)
The Canadian government reiterated its support for the lawsuit before the International Criminal Court (ICC) against the Venezuelan regime of Nicolás Maduro for human rights violations filed in 2018. Canada, as well as Colombia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Argentina filed a complaint with the ICC “Numerous human rights violations committed by the Nicolás Maduro regime” and that “constitute crimes against humanity”. (more…)
Toronto, May 18: The federal government intends to train additional 2,000 people to do energy audits as it tries to get a new green home renovation program off the ground while promises to provide homeowners up to $5K in grants to make upgrades that curb energy use. (more…)
Wie schnell fliegen wir innerhalb Kanadas und im Ausland?
Wenn wir die weltweite Situation in Regionen beobachten, in denen die rasche (more…)
How soon will we start flying within Canada and abroad?
Observing the situation in the world in regions where rapid public vaccination is progressing (more…)
The Ministry of Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship of Canada (IRCC, for its acronym in English) received a new indictment for slowing down the process of sponsorship of foreigners by their Canadian partners. This time it is Lauren Degilio, a Montreal woman, who accuses the IRCC of discrimination when trying to obtain permission to bring her husband Iosvany Vega Pileta, who lives in Cuba, to Canada. (more…)
El Ministerio de Inmigración, Refugio y Ciudadanía de Canadá (IRCC, por sus siglas en inglés) recibió una nueva acusación por aletargar el proceso de patrocinio de extranjeros por parte de sus parejas canadienses. (more…)
Toronto, April 17: In a webinar platform due to the pandemic, the Bangladesh High Commission in Ottawa has observed the historic Mujibnagar Day on Saturday with due solemnity and fervour as well as messages of the President and the Prime Minister gave on this day were read out followed by a special discussion session, says a press release. (more…)
Minister Stephen Lecce is pressing the federal government to plan ahead for the supply of COVID-19 vaccines for children and young people. When their turn comes, we must not be unprepared. (more…)
Las tensiones en Bolivia no han cesado tras una semana del encarcelamiento de la expresidenta interina Jeanine Áñez, con marchas oficialistas que repudian el supuesto “golpe de Estado” de 2019 y un cabildo cívico que pide el cese de lo que se considera una “persecución política” contra opositores, por lo que el gobierno canadiense lanzó una advertencia de viaje. (more…)
After a week of the imprisonment of former interim president Jeanine Áñez, the tension in Bolivia has not ceased with official marches that repudiate the alleged “coup d’etat” of 2019 and a civic council that calls for the cessation of what is considered “political persecution “against opponents, so the Canadian government issued a travel warning. (more…)
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