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Comunità Montana Valli Orco e Soana

The site cm-valliorcosoana.to.it was the official page of the Comunità Montana Valli Orco e Soana, a body bringing together eleven municipalities of the Canavese — Alpette, Ceresole Reale, Frassinetto, Ingria, Locana, Noasca, Pont Canavese, Ribordone, Ronco Canavese, Sparone and Valprato Soana — over a territory of around 620 km² between 425 and 4,026 metres on Monte Roc, in the Gran Paradiso massif.1

In August 2005 the site linked to local news — including the ISO UNI EN 14001 certification ceremony on 18 July in Valprato Soana and summer patronal feasts — and gave its address as via Torino 17 in Locana.2

In 2016 it published administrative notices, such as the registration in the regional register of the "Giroparco Gran Paradiso" hiking trail, and defined its statutory mission as the "safeguarding of the territory and the environment" under the ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 and SA8000 standards.34

The name cm-valliorcosoana.to.it, which had issued digital certificates until February 2026, is now free in the .it registry.56

The domain cm-valliorcosoana.to.it in the web archive (2005-2016)

The first snapshot of the domain cm-valliorcosoana.to.it in the web archive, from 13 August 2005, presents the Comunità Valli Orco e Soana with the list of member municipalities: Alpette, Ceresole Reale, Ingria, Frassinetto, Locana, Noasca, Pont Canavese, Ribordone, Ronco Canavese and Valprato Soana. In January 2016 the "Sito ufficiale Comunità Montana Valli Orco e Soana" published, among other things, the registration of the "Giroparco Gran Paradiso" hiking route in the regional register of trails.

The site cm-valliorcosoana.to.it (2005-2016)

The website of the Comunità Montana Valli Orco e Soana was online from August 2005, with its address given as via Torino 17 in Locana, a menu of member municipalities — Alpette, Ceresole Reale, Ingria, Frassinetto, Locana, Noasca, Pont Canavese, Ribordone, Ronco Canavese, Sparone and Valprato Soana — and news such as the 8 July 2005 ceremony in Valprato Soana for the award of the ISO UNI EN 14001 quality certificate.

From official site to an online casino portal

In the 13 August 2005 snapshot, the website of the Comunità Valli Orco e Soana lists the member municipalities (Alpette, Ceresole Reale, Ingria, Locana, Noasca, Pont Canavese, Ribordone, Ronco Canavese, Sparone and Valprato Soana) and sections on history, fauna and flora. A page from 19 March 2016 describes its institutional mission, citing the preamble of its statute. In the 4 February 2026 snapshot, the domain no longer hosts the body's website but redirects to a page devoted to non-AAMS online casinos.

The domain cm-valliorcosoana.to.it

The domain cm-valliorcosoana.to.it has been online since 13 August 2005 as the website of the Comunità Valli Orco e Soana; the last snapshot preserved by the archive, from 4 February 2026, however shows the domain redirected to a page unrelated to the body, devoted to comparing online casino sites.

Sources

  1. web.archive.org — 19 March 2016
  2. web.archive.org — 13 August 2005
  3. web.archive.org — 9 January 2016
  4. web.archive.org — 19 March 2016
  5. crt.sh
  6. whois.nic.it
  7. Internet Archive – Wayback Machine — 4 February 2026

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