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Canada-U.S. border agencies announce changes for Nexus applicants (opens the original)
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New deadlines for Canadians applying for Nexus travel cards were announced by the Canada Border Services Agency. Starting April 1, 2027, applicants must schedule their enrolment interviews within two years of receiving conditional approval, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said Thursday in a news release. This is an update from the five-year timeframe CBSA temporarily extended due to delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. “Now with more enrolment interview capacity available, the two-ye
Canada’s federal prisons to distribute paper straws to inmates for ‘safer snorting’ (opens the original)
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Canada’s federal prisons will begin issuing safe supplies for inmates to use while taking illegal narcotics. An internal notice of the change issued to Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) employees was posted on social media on Sept. 22, detailing plans to issue paper straws and foil for “safer snorting.” The notice said the straws will “reduce harm” by “lowering the risks of cuts or tears inside the nose,” reduce the risk of blood-borne infections spreading and “provide a safer option for snor
Taylor Lautner and wife Taylor Lautner announce their first child. Her name might not surprise you (opens the original)
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Taylor Lautner and his wife, Taylor “Tay” Lautner, welcomed their first child on social media Wednesday. The married couple posted a photo of their baby girl, Lennon Taylor Lautner, with the caption: “One week loving our sweet little Lenny,” along with the baby’s birthdate of Sept. 16. The couple announced the pregnancy in a social media post last March, which featured the “Twilight” star kissing his wife’s baby bump as she held images from a scan. Even then, they teased that a third Taylor migh
AI smart glasses sold in Canada, U.S. recalled due to ‘burn hazard’ (opens the original)
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Owners of a pair of AI smart glasses are being told to stop wearing them due to a burn risk. INMO Smart Glass AIR3 glasses were recalled in both Canada and the United States this week, as the left side of the glasses may overheat during extended use, a recall notice from Heath Canada warned. “Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled product and update the product firmware to version 3.16 before reusing the product,” the notice said. The specific model can be identified by an AIR3 lab
Study links rare pregnancy infections to increased risk of autism in children (opens the original)
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A new study has found that a group of infections that can pass from a mother to her baby could raise the risk of autism for the child. The study, published Monday, looked at nearly 3.7 million people born in Sweden between 1987 and 2021 for a link between a particular group of infections and both educational and neurological developments. Of those, 975 were diagnosed with a congenital TORCH infections, which stands for toxoplasmosis, other, rubella, cytomegalovirus and herpes simplex. Other incl
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