Frank Giorno
Frank Giorno lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and writes about health, environment, energy, sports, literature and other topics that arouses his curiosity.
He has worked primarily in government communications in the environmental, energy and public health field. Frank has worked for the Ontario government with the Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy. He has also worked in municipal governments with Toronto Public Health and the Region of Peel.
Frank's experience with environmental issues also includes working with the Mushkegowuk Environmenal Research Centre 2010-2011; Ontario Waste Management Corporation 1987-1989 and as the Research of Director, Canadian Environmental Law Association, 1981-1987. After graduating from Ryerson, He worked as the City Hall Reporter, Brandon Sun (Manitoba). Previously Frank and Jane Glassco, working as freelancers, sold an investigative report series on Radioactive Soil in Malvern, Ontario to the Globe and Mail (1980).
Frank has a bachelor of art degree in political science fromYork University and a degree in journalism from Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Latest Articles
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Spring Hawk Watch a 35 Year Tradition in Niagara
On Beamers Point in Grimsby, near Toronto, Ontario the Niagara Peninsula Hawk Watch members have been gathering to count the returning raptors each spring since 1975.
Apr 1, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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Poet Gianna Patriarca Rich in Humanity and Humor
Gianna Patriarca is an imposing poet; tall, frizzy locks, deep brown eyes, lips ready to break into a broad smile. Her warm voice celebrates the lives of working people.
Mar 31, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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Michael Mirolla Consummate Writer, New Publisher
As if writing a novel wasn't challenge enough, Michael Mirolla and business partner Connie Guzzo MacParland have recently taken over Guernica Editions publishing house.
Mar 1, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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Hyperhelion is a Minimalist Version of Avatar
A stop motion animation film, Hyperhelion, examines the impact of an aggressive assault on a peoples' ecological life support system by humans in search of minerals
Feb 28, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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More Interview With Poet Luciano Iacobelli
For Luciano Iacobelli poetry reveals personal experiences to be examined, digested and shared with others in an a way that is insightful, entertaining and enlightening.
Jan 31, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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Ontario Waterfalls, Windows on the Past & Future
The waterfalls of the Niagara Escarpment show some of Ontario's natural, cultural, and social heritage. Their power, beauty and myths also generate economic benefits.
Jan 31, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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Poet Domenico Capilongo Lets Music be his Muse
Poet Domenico Capilongo is the author of I Thought Elvis Was Italian (Wolsak and Wynn, 2008) and a soon to be released collection of poems Hold the Note (Quattro Books).
Jan 31, 2010
- Frank Giorno
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Interview with Poet Luciano Iacobelli
Luciano Iacobelli has been a poet, playwright, publisher and promoter for over 25 years. He is a driving force behind the lively spoken word scene in Toronto, Canada.
Dec 31, 2009
- Frank Giorno
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Waterfalls Near Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada
This article examines Indian Falls and Jones' Falls located northeast and southwest of Owen Sound. This is the gateway to the Bruce Peninsula
Dec 26, 2009
- Frank Giorno
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Spectacular Waterfalls of Grey County, Ontario
Five waterfalls dot Grey County along an amazingly beautiful stretch of the Niagara Escarpment: Eugenia, Walter's, Inglis, Indian and Jones' Falls.
Dec 26, 2009
- Frank Giorno
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