Félix Rose’s new documentary, La bataille de Saint-Léonard (The Battle of Saint-Léonard), chronicles the language and education protests of the late 1960s that made national headlines for many months. What began as a local dispute soon exploded into a wider political conflict that demanded the intervention of both the provincial… Frank Cardinal Leo was ordained as a priest in 1996. He was consecrated as Auxiliary… In the acknowledgements of her most recent book, Tina Biello thanks her “parents and ancestors… Something big is unfolding in Sicily, and no,… In 1946, Montreal restaurateur Frank Roncarelli, an Italian… Guy Rex Rodgers is the… Frank Cardinal Leo was ordained… Frank Cardinal Leo was ordained as a priest in 1996. He was consecrated as Auxiliary… Joseph Maviglia’s debut verse collection, Movietown, appeared in 1989, 36 years ago. That was only… Sometimes, I, the great pretender, In the mirror, late at night, Think about the quirks… Joseph Maviglia’s debut verse collection, Movietown, appeared in 1989, 36 years ago. That was only the start of a rhapsodic… In Laura’s Uncovering (Ekstasis 2024), Toronto author John Calabro has crafted a historical romance set in two different eras, with… With The Cipher (Signature Editions 2024, 239 p.), Genni Gunn has written a masterful work that captures the sacrifices of… Frank Cardinal Leo was ordained as a priest in 1996. He was consecrated as Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, the city… In a rare and intimate interview with Elio Iannacci, visual artist Mauro Balletti reflects on his five-decade-plus collaboration with Mina—the… Mickey & Joe: Good. Bad. Ugly. Dirty is having its world premiere in Montreal from May 17 to 25, 2025.… In her new book, An Opera in Three Acts Starring Gino Quilico (LLP, 2022), Connie Guzzo McParland chronicles the lives… Victor DiBenedetto has spent a lifetime discreetly making his customers look and feel their best. For nearly five decades, the… For our mammas! Francesca LoDico’s radio special, "But For Now We Stay Home,” is about her mamma coping with the… The Mercato is an Italian tradition that goes back centuries. Once a week, travelling vendors come to town, set up… Every year millions of tourists visit the city of Florence and flock to the Uffizi Gallery for its extraordinary collection… After almost half a century living in Toronto’s Little Italy, I make a return journey to the place where I… Cars, trucks, and heavy transports bustle down the busy thoroughfare known as Preston Street. A vital link between the city… Montreal has long served as a hub for Italian immigration to Canada, fostering a diverse and resilient community shaped by… The historiography of Canada’s ethnocultural communities has developed largely over the past 60 years and individual community histories continue to… In 1946, Montreal restaurateur Frank Roncarelli, an Italian immigrant from Bologna, did the unimaginable – he sued the most powerful… As Italian Liberation Day approaches every April 25th, the editorial pages of Italy’s national newspapers reignite the national discourse over… During World War II, many Italian soldiers captured by the British in North Africa were sent to different countries in… Guy Rex Rodgers is the producer, writer, director and narrator of a series of documentary films that explores the impact… Something big is unfolding in Sicily, and no, it’s not a new season of White Lotus. There is a saying… “When we undertake the pilgrimage, it's not just to escape the tyranny at home but also to reach to the… The three of them looked sad and forlorn hiding behind the washing machine in her kitchen terrace. But even in… As the festive season approaches, I think of my mom and her enigmatic smile, and how she diligently and lovingly… Our holiday celebrations always began with Italian Christmas Eve fare: fish and seafood, and our regional specialty of polenta e baccalà. Around… Evenings on Prince Edward Island already smell like autumn. On the boardwalk at the end of each day the air… From June 26 to 28, 2025, the city of Charlottetown played host to the Accenti Magazine International Festival of the… More than sixty writers of Italian heritage presented their work at the 19th Biennial Conference of the Association of Italian-Canadian… International Day of Mourning takes place on April 28th to remember workers killed or injured in the workplace. At Toronto's… The Association of Italian-Canadian Writers (AICW) held its biennial conference at the University of Torino, in Torino, Italy, from September…
Félix Rose’s The Battle of Saint-Léonard: A Problematic Portrayal of Montreal’s Italian Community
Love All People: In Conversation with Frank Cardinal Leo, Archbishop of Toronto
“I’ve Been Writing this Poem for Centuries”: A Review of Tina Biello’s The Weight of Survival
Love All People: In Conversation with Frank Cardinal Leo, Archbishop of Toronto
Echoes of the Troubadour: A Review of In a Cage of Sunlight: The Works of Joseph Maviglia, Selected and New
The Worst Performer
Echoes of the Troubadour: A Review of In a Cage of Sunlight: The Works of Joseph Maviglia, Selected and New
In Laura’s Uncovering, John Calabro Weaves a Tale of Two Eras
Love and War in Genni Gunn’s The Cipher
Love All People: In Conversation with Frank Cardinal Leo, Archbishop of Toronto
Creating a Future: Artist Mauro Balletti Reflects on Five Decades with Pop Icon Mina
Mickey & Joe: Good. Bad. Ugly. Dirty: In Conversation with Michaela Di Cesare
Gino Quilico, the Man and the Artist
At a Loss – The Science and Art of Being a Hairstylist
But For Now We Stay Home
To Market, To Market – the Mercato Experience in Italy
Where Italy’s Most Famous Are Buried
Dining With the Gods – A Travel Essay
Ottawa’s “Village”
A Century of Women’s Leadership in Montreal’s Italian Community
Giving Ethnocultural Studies a Digital Future
The Roncarelli Case: Defiance in the Pursuit of Justice
Fascism, Anti-Semitism, and the Italian Novel in California
Tribute to an Italian Soldier, 1942
Busting a Myth About Immigrants and Education in Quebec: In Conversation with Guy Rex Rodgers
The Growing Movement to Save the Sicilian Language
Looming
My Mother’s Terracotta Vase: from Calabria to London via Rome
Calabrese Nacatole: Byzantine Delights for the Holiday Season
Holiday Memories
Mushrooms Like Paper-Thin Memories
A Celebration of Creativity at AccentiFest 2025
A Celebration of Italian-Canadian Voices
Fallen Workers: How the Italian Community Found Its Voice Through Tragedy
Italian-Canadian Writers Gather in Torino for Biennial Conference
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