| 1 - A quantum leap for Italians in Montreal |
| With the Leonardo Da Vinci Centre, Luigi Liberatore gave interculturalism a home |
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| 2 - Doing battle on many fronts |
| President of the Montreal Comites, Giovanni Rapaną discusses the contributions of Italians |
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| 3 - Fighting poverty in the name of God |
| Evangelical Elio Madonia helps the destitute and homeless with his tireless faith |
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| 4 - A future for young operatic singers |
| Maestro Giuseppe Macina credits his guardian angel for life-long endeavours |
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| 5 - It's not just about flowers |
| Ital Florist president Eligio Paris talks about continuing success |
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| 6 - Giving Canadians shelter |
| With Greenpark Carlo Baldassarra has become the boy wonder of home construction |
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| 7 - 'I refuse to bank on other people's pain,' says funeral home owner Franco Bernardo Keeping a cool head in times of grief |
| Former marathoner marks 30 years in business with an expansion plan, one of few independents left |
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| 8 - How to build an empire from scratch |
| St. Joseph Printing, the giant corporation that started in a basement |
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| 10 - The shape of sacred beauty |
| Calabrian-born artist Antonio Caruso immortalizes faith through his sculptures |
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| 11 - Bringing compassion to the road |
| Through Caritas Father Gianni Carparelli tackles addiction with devotion and faith |
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| 12 - Doing the humanitarian Uganda Stomp |
| Doctor Gino Bucchino transfers his family and talent to the African country |
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| 13 - The man who created Villa Colombo |
| Along with the community and its prominent members Anthony Fusco conceived project |
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| 14 - The Italian Canadian of the Rising Sun |
| Sharp Canada's Giuseppe (Joe) Anzini bridges the gap between Japan and Canada |
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| 15 - A hatred of mines sprouts life-saving technology |
| Italo-Canadian engineer Richard Lovat invents ground-breaking tunneling machine |
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| 16 - Climbing the high ladder to success |
| Federal Public works and government service minister Alfonso Gagliano talks about politics and culture |
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| 17 - Mike Di Donato, president of Faema Company Ltd. remembers his revolution |
| Mike Di Donato, president of Faema Company Ltd. remembers his revolution |
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| 18 - «I had a dream: to become a pilot» |
| Angelo Lo Cilento (Vin Bon e Cilento Wines) talks about his life and his company |
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| 19 - The man who makes dreams come true |
| From Castelfranco Veneto to Toronto:the adventures of Gianni Bragagnolo (Albatours) |
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| 20 - Hosni Mubarak's Italian-Canadian tailor |
| Bruno Lepore talks about himself. From the roman experience with Caraceni to Toronto |
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| 21 - Living up to his reputation |
| Rudy Bratty takes his Friulian work ethic to heart when developing projects |
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| 22 - The genuine taste of Italy at home |
| With his Molisana Import Pasquale Di Biase has brought Italian food products to Canada |
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| 23 - Expanding the lasagna mystique |
| Through pure ingenuity Arthur Pelliccione promoted Italian products by adopting recipes |
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| 24 - From Hamilton to Florida and Texas |
| Franco Silvestri conquers markets throughout the continent with his construction business |
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| 25 - The boy who captured the future |
| Franco Lofranco has created a fiber optics company that has made Canada proud |
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| 26 - An empire built on peanuts |
| Vincenzo (Jimmy) Pulla took a handful of nuts and created an international business |
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| 27 - Architect goes global |
| Classical-trained designer has projects in China, Portugal, Siberia |
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| 28 - Order of Canada recipient Donald Zirlado, a Canadian or Friulan origins, co-founded Inniskillin Wines |
| When destiny is etched on a ring |
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