Canadians driving into the United States will be required to pre-submit photos and licence plate numbers to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) starting in 2026, according to a federal report.
The upcoming requirements will fall under the agency’s Traveller Modernization initiative, a program aimed at expediting border processing through the use of digital tools.
Body of man who mysteriously went missing discovered three days later inside tanning bed at Planet Fitness
A man was found dead inside a Planet Fitness tanning bed three days after he went missing.
Derek Sink, 39, was discovered inside the machine at the Planet Fitness on Hardegan Street in Indianapolis, Indiana on Monday around 9am.
His family told police that they last heard from him on Friday before reporting him missing on Sunday.
h/t Mauser
Woman says if she got pregnant, she would k*II the man that got her pregnant and also k*II the baby. pic.twitter.com/fbyfpmpfw7
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 14, 2024
Let’s just make this easy for everyone. If you voted for Kamala, shave your head and get a blue face tattoo.
This way, we will know who is safe and who to avoid whilst in public. pic.twitter.com/rRbJPk6V07
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) November 14, 2024
OTTAWA — Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault says his shifting claims from being “non-status adoptive Cree” to recently stating his adoptive mother is “status Métis” are a “reflection of his family exploring their own history” and not him claiming Indigenous status.
Boissonnault’s spokesperson Alice Hansen sent National Post a statement Tuesday offering new details about the minister’s changing stories about his adoptive family’s identity, which had raised concerns among some Indigenous people.
You must not realize who you’re taking about: pic.twitter.com/1ys0HPazij
— Hashem (@HashemAllMighty) November 14, 2024
As a reader pointed out Parrish can’t be faulted for simply representing the wishes of her constituents. Just imagine what comes after her.
Ordinary Canadians are not responsible for the current state of affairs.
Our “Elites” imported the Islamists and millions more from other incompatible cultures.
Our “Elites” poisoned our universities.
Our “Elites” demonized us as immutably racist oppressors simply because we have White skin.
Our “Elites” hate you and me.
Choi Minkyeong escaped five times from North Korea, was caught by Chinese authorities and deported back to the brutally repressive nation four times, and finally made it to freedom in South Korea 12 years ago.
Getting into Canada has proven to be another daunting challenge.
With apologies to the nervous flyer, I’m sorry to tell you that flying became less safe on December 8th 2020 when MHRA authorised Pfizer’s Covid vaccine in the U.K. Let me explain.
Unhinged woman physically assaulted a group of Pro-Lifers outside @JohnsHopkins while spraying paint and ripping their signs.
She seems totally stable. pic.twitter.com/CZ9lBs9P30
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 13, 2024
Long story short, Elon Musk’s Starlink changed votes then blew up and Elon will be on trial and all of his money will go to Black women for reparations.
This is a very likely scenario. pic.twitter.com/T2DaswaI1T
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) November 13, 2024
Last year, Switzerland imprisoned 9,297 people, with 67 percent of them foreigners, according to the Swiss Federal Statistical Office. The number of foreigners in the prison population has tripled since the 1980s.
Men still account for the vast majority of offenders, accounting for 90.6 percent of all prisoners, while 9.4 percent of all prisoners are women.
The Guardian is planning to quit Elon Musk’s X in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory.
In an internal email, Guardian staff were told of plans to stop using the social network as it “becomes ever more toxic”.
Reporters are being told they can remain on the app with their personal profiles, multiple sources said. The newspaper joined the social network in 2007, when it was known as Twitter.
The director of the longest-running election betting market in modern US politics used to work in a relatively sleepy field, presiding over what he called a “connoisseurs’ market”, where bets were capped at $500 (£388) and no-one made much money.
But the world Thomas Gruca, a marketing professor at the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business, now operates in has changed dramatically.
In the last few weeks, as the US barrels towards a presidential election that most pundits and polls say is too close to call, a new crop of companies has exploded on to the scene.
