By Angelo Persichilli The Hill Times The deal between Torstar and Postmedia, on surface, looked like one of the most important business deal in Canadian history. In reality, it was a … Continue reading Towards paperless media
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Critics fear redeveloping Toronto’s Columbus Centre will undermine Italian-Canadian cultural hub
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Pasquale e compare Giovanni
Ci eravamo illusi con “Mani pulite”, si erano prese in considerazioni anche le sparate folcloristiche di Umberto Bossi e la sua Roma Ladrona, è arrivato il Movimento di Grillo che ha riacceso le speranze danneggiate poi dai reflussi della mafia romana, personalmente avevo creduto anche in Matteo Renzi, che continuo a rispettare, ma quando le … Continue reading Pasquale e compare Giovanni
Why are we paying so much more for drugs than Europe?
By ANGELO PERSICHILLI The Hill Times Oct. 17, 2016 TORONTO—A few weeks ago, Canadian consumers rejoiced because the cost of prescription drugs in Canada were lower than in the United States. But do they know that the cost of drugs in Canada is much higher than in most of the European countries? Laureano Leone, born … Continue reading Why are we paying so much more for drugs than Europe?
Criminals target Canada for money laundering
The Financial Action Task Force warns “the legal profession in Canada is especially vulnerable to misuse for money laundering and terrorist financing risks” Canada has been warned its six major financial institutions are at risk of being targeted by international crime groups for money laundering. (Colin McConnell / Toronto Star) | Order this photo By Angelo … Continue reading Criminals target Canada for money laundering
Dennis and the Sars
2003: Dennis Mills supervises the area in Downsview Park where the Rolling Stones, AC/DC and other artists were going to have the post-Sars concert. In this pictures the building of the stage and, along with Dennis Mills, sen. Getty Grafstein and then provincial minister Tony Clement.
