◉ Open newspapers in an external browser. ◉ Order newspapers or shelves to your wish, just pressing them. ◉ Mark a note as favourite to read it at any other time.

◉ Add newspapers to your wish in any shelf. Additionally for your convenience you can look through many other newspapers in each section.Īs if all this were not enough, now you can also: You can read everything about with celebrities. Fashion magazines could not be missing to be updated on the latest trends, in dago spia, trend detector and di lei. We also have financial and political sections (you can read these news at ill sole 24 ore or milano finanza) and, sports fans have la gazzetta dello sport and sky sport. You can also find important regional newspapers such as la estampa or libero in the 'Regional' category. You are going to be able to compare how different newspapers analyze the same news. In this way, you can read corriere della sera and, from this one, you can move to other newspapers of the same category (la repubblica or il giornale) by moving up the lower menu. Newspapers are categorized and grouped for better navigation. With this application you can have in one place, all the information you want without browse individual websites of each newspaper or magazine. Public transit is easily accessible and you can wander off into the Mile Ex and Mile End neighborhoods on foot.Italian Newspapers is an application that groups all news of the most important newspapers and magazines of Italy. Visit Jean-Talon market while you're in the area. The son, Stefano Faita, is a well-known chef (google the name) with tv shows and several restaurants, including Impasto (across from saint Simeon, diagonally across his mom's shop. And right by there is Dante Hardware, a kitchen wares/hunting shop run by an Italian family. And on Dante street you'll find great coffee at Saint Simeon (again, ask the people in there where they get their papers). We've already mentioned Roma bakery and Milano supermarket. Along the stretch on Saint-Laurent are some long-time cafes/sports bars where people gather (you'll hear Italian spoken, ask some of the older gentlemen where they buy their newspapers). If you decide to visit Little Italy there is still plenty 'Italain' about it. Lots of people of Italian origin live in RDP, too and I have friends who's parents (emigrated from Italy) make special trips out there to get certain ingredients but again no ' Little Italy.' Ugly neighborhoods, imo, and go only if you have a car and a specific address to ing public transit and wandering around will be unpleasant But there is no 'Little Italy' there, anything a tourist would enjoy. Yes, many people of Italian origin live in the area and so there are some good shops that serve them.

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