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Tuesday, March 18, 2025
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Throughout
the years, the Italian Language media—radio, print and television—have
played an important role within the community. They have helped maintain
the
Italian language and culture, while keeping listeners, readers and
viewers up to date on news and events within the Italian community,
in Canada,
Italy and the world. |
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La Gazzetta |
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La
Gazzetta (S.W. Ontario and Michigan, U.S.A.) was founded in 1972,
in the spirit of Canada’s then new policy of multiculturalism...[More] |
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The Cultural Mercury |
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“The Cultural Mercury” (Il
Mercurio Culturale) – 1981 – 198?: Published by the
Windsor Italo-Canadian Culture Centre (WICCC)...[More] |
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Local Media—1950s
to Present |
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Living
in a border city, Windsor’s Italians have also had access,
over the years, to many radio and TV programs broadcast from
Detroit...[More] |
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It’s the Armando, Carmine Show! |
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Ever since he was a youngster in
Italy, Armando Viselli had a penchant for writing. But, after
moving to Canada and raising...[More]
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The Alfio Golini Show |
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It was the winter of the
year 1955; a new radio station was coming into life in Leamington,
Ontario, CJSP, now CHYR...[More] |
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Anna Maria Tremonti |
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Anna Maria Tremonti is
the host of the CBC Radio's “The Current”.
Anna Maria Tremonti was born and raised in...[More]
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The
opinions and interpretations in this publication are those of the author
and do not necessarily reflect those of the Government of Canada. |
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