A former Toronto newspaper columnist who served briefly as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's director of communications has been appointed as a citizenship judge.
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney says Angelo Persichilli will take on the role of citizenship judge for the Greater Toronto Area.
Angelo Persichilli, a former Toronto newspaper columnist who served briefly as Prime Minister Stephen Harper's director of communications has been appointed as a citizenship judge. (Twitter) Persichilli was hired as communications director in the Prime Minister's Office in August 2011, but resigned in March 2012 after less than a year in the job.
He cited the demands of the job and his age — he was 64 at the time — as reasons for leaving the post.
Born in Italy, Persichilli emigrated to Canada in 1975 and worked for Corriere Canadese, CFMT television and RAI-TV.
He also wrote columns for The Hill Times newspaper, the Toronto Sun and the Toronto Star.
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