Letters to the Editor
TCDSB, building architects now demolition experts
di corriere canadese il December 14, 2020
TORONTO - It's next to impossible to write about Italians who made Canada their new home without talking about their Catholic faith. A very high percentage of Italians are Roman Catholic. Many religious orders sent their members to establish themselves in Canada in order serve the Italian community. This goes back to 1856 when the […]
“Not amused by the debate inside the TCDSB”
di corriere canadese il November 6, 2020
School boards and schools exist for the education of children
di corriere canadese il November 3, 2020
Iacobelli: "Children are sadly bullied for many reasons"
di corriere canadese il September 16, 2020
Iacobelli: "Children are sadly bullied for many reasons"
di corriere canadese il September 16, 2020
TORONTO - It's time to stop the lie that children are bullied merely because of their sexual orientation. Children are sadly bullied for many reasons. The research is readily available. It's time for the Board to move on and deal with the real issues, some of which have been brought to us by the pandemic. […]“Covid-19 took my mother: don’t take away her dignity”
di corriere canadese il May 12, 2020
Dear Publisher, my mother lived in Richview Manor the last three years. Two months ago management informed us that residence were being placed in isolation. Given the current time we accept the decision as a proper step to keep the residence safe. Two weeks ago we received information that a resident on the second floor […]Canada’s reaction to Covid-19 is sad
di corriere canadese il March 30, 2020
Dear Editor: a crisis teaches lessons about character. Italy’s reaction to the latest crisis confirms that the new generation lives the proud tradition of professional and social maturity. Whatever mistakes were made at the beginning, there has been a commitment to meaningful testing and information transparency. It reflects cultural discipline that a town can quickly […]Please learn the Italian lesson: stay safe and stay home!
di corriere canadese il March 24, 2020
Good morning to all the staff of the Canadian Corriere, to the Italian Canadians and Canadians all, my name is Aurora, I am an Italian and I live in Calabria. What drives me to write to you today is that, monitoring the evolution of Covid 19 in Canada on a daily basis, I am noticing […]Coronavirus, the invaluable service by Corriere Canadese
di Dan Montesano il March 15, 2020
Dear editor, the Corriere Canadese has been providing invaluable service in its coverage of the Corona Virus (Covid-19). From what we know so far, it is easily the most depressing news in recent memory. It’s affecting us all. Those of us who are in our “golden years” apparently are the most vulnerable. Only our friends […]“Loretto Abbey, misleading behaviour from the TCDSB”
di corriere canadese il February 20, 2020
I participated in the “public consultation” at Loretto Abbey on January 30 and I have been following your coverage of the TCDSB and its relocation plan for Loretto Abbey and Dante Alighieri. Your coverage has been entirely too lenient. First, you did not indicate that the Board conducted a meeting with Loretto Abbey sta on […]Saras: “Proteggiamo il multiculturalismo”
di corriere canadese il February 7, 2020
Pubblichiamo una lettera di Thomas S. Saras, NEPMCC, Presidente e CEO della Stampa e dei Media Etnici Nazionali. Cari colleghi, fratelli e sorelle dei media etnici canadesi, è stato portato alla nostra attenzione che - nel corso della sua ultima riunione - il Consiglio comunale di Markham ha votato per consentire solo l’alzabandiera canadese al […]“Trudeau should do the right thing and resign”
di corriere canadese il August 23, 2019
TORONTO - In the Giorgio Mitolo's editorial titled "SNCLavalin, un’ombra sulla campagna di Trudeau" the author asks at the end, "What do Canadians think?" Here’s my response. Most Canadians don’t know that Justin Trudeau has broken the law many times. Why don’t they know? The answer is political: the Trudeau Liberal government has put aside […]This city is what I want: happiness
di corriere canadese il July 23, 2019
We publish a letter from an Italian girl who lived with her sisters in Toronto for a month and tells her personal experience. TORONTO - The value of a moment can be seen when it glides slowly, then quickly and suddenly everything in a second moves away and disappears; and only its memory, a photograph, […]New legislation, our politicians have been too spineless and opportunistic
di corriere canadese il July 17, 2019
The Corriere Canadese editorial (July 12) “Il Film ’Inaspettato’, una reazione emotiva” (The movie "Unplanned," an emotional outpouring") by the editor Joe Volpe is based on feelings, not the film to which he refers. He has nothing to factually say about the movie, except that it deals with abortion in an exaggerated emotional manner. Fine, […]“We choose to financially desert pregnant woman and call it choice”
di corriere canadese il July 15, 2019
Dear Editor, considering last weekend’s cinema showing of Unplanned, and the CBSA’s crackdown on illegal migrants, your July 12, 2019 coverage of the abortion issue is timely and welcome. Your addressing abortion in rational, economic terms is necessary. Perhaps the time has come to ask a simple, practical, but difficult, question: If we as a […]Back to Top
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