House votes to remove proposed restrictions to citizenship rights
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House votes to remove proposed restrictions to citizenship rights

Canadians born abroad will enjoy greater rights, should the most recent version of the citizenship bill become law. On Nov 3, the House of Commons voted to remove the latest amendments to Bill C-3, An Act to amend the Citizenship Act (2025). Schedule a Free Canadian Citizenship Consultation with the Cohen ImmigrationLaw Firm The amendments, introduced by committee for the bill’s second reading, would have limited citizenship rights to children born outside Canada to Canadian citizens by descent, preventing many children from inheriting citizenship from their Canadian parents by birth or adoption. The proposed amendments, which were removed, aimed to restrict second-generation citizenship by descent in the following ways:Requiring that the Canadian parent(s) meet a stricter version of the original bill’s substantial connection to Canada test.Requiring that children aged 18 or older when applying for citizenship undergo a security...
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Infor Hospitality and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are bringing hotel leaders together for Innovation Fest 2025
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Infor Hospitality and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are bringing hotel leaders together for Innovation Fest 2025

The hospitality industry is entering a defining moment. After years of steady digital adoption, hotel leaders are shifting their focus from incremental efficiency to systemic innovation that connects technology, data, and human experience into a unified strategy for growth. CLICK HERE to attend Infor Hospitality’s Innovation Fest For a long time, progress meant digitizing what already existed: moving manual processes online, automating reports, or simplifying check-ins. In 2025, innovation has taken on a deeper meaning. It is about creating intelligent ecosystems where systems communicate, decisions happen in real time, and every technology investment contributes to profitability, sustainability, and guest satisfaction. That transition, from fragmented systems to connected intelligence, sits at the center of Innovation Fest 2025, a first-of-its-kind collaboration between Infor Hospitality and Amazon Web Services (AWS). The event brings together hotel executives, technology leaders, and strategists to...
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CHP urges schoolchildren to promptly receive seasonal influenza vaccination as severe paediatric influenza infection case was recorded over two consecutive days
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CHP urges schoolchildren to promptly receive seasonal influenza vaccination as severe paediatric influenza infection case was recorded over two consecutive days

CHP urges schoolchildren to promptly receive seasonal influenza vaccination as severe paediatric influenza infection case was recorded over two consecutive days ******************************************************************************************     Following yesterday's (October 20) announcement of a case of severe paediatric influenza A infection, the Centre for Health Protection (CHP) of the Department of Health (DH) today (October 21) recorded another severe case. The CHP reiterated its appeal to schools and parents to arrange for schoolchildren to receive free seasonal influenza vaccination (SIV), as it is one of the most effective ways to prevent seasonal influenza and its complications. Vaccination also reduces the risk of serious illness or death from infection.The case involves a 2-year-old girl with underlying illness. She has developed a fever, cough and shortness of breath since October 10. She attended the Accident and Emergency Department of Princess Margaret Hospital on October 16 and was admitted for...
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Plane makes emergency landing after crew bang on cockpit door over comms problem
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Plane makes emergency landing after crew bang on cockpit door over comms problem

A Los Angeles-bound flight made an emergency landing Monday after its pilots lost a radio link with flight staff, prompting them to bang on the locked cockpit door and raising fears that someone was trying to break in.Flight 6469 set off from Omaha, Nebraska at 7:23 p.m. ET but turned around and landed back at Eppley Airfield just 36 minutes later, according to FlightRadar.The American Airlines flight was operated by the regional carrier SkyWest. SkyWest said in a statement that the flight "returned to Omaha out of abundance of caution after experiencing communication issues with a flight crew mic. The flight later continued to Los Angeles. We apologize for the inconvenience."American Airlines did not immediately respond to overnight requests for comment.SkyWest plane in Omaha, Nebraska on Oct. 20, 2025.@jean_lee1 / via XThe Federal Aviation Administration...
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