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"This Would Be Biggest Trade War": Canada Warns US Amid Trump Threats
Americans will be hit by a "Trump tariffs tax" if the US president-elect increases customs duties on Canadian products, the Canadian foreign minister said Friday, pledging a hard-hitting response in any trade war.
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New PS5 Beta Brings Custom 3D Audio Profiles, Adaptive Charging for Controllers, Remote Play Settings
Sony announced a new PS5 update for PS5 beta participants on Wednesday. The beta update brings support for personalized 3D audio profiles for headphones and earbuds, the ability to limit Remote Play access for individual users and adaptive charging for DualSense controllers for beta users on the latest PS5 slim model.
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Rule Change From May 1 2024: Canada's Temporary Worker Programme, Bank Charges And Others
These changes are very important from bank customers and those planning to go to Canada as temporary foreign workers.
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''Stupid Brown Guy'': Video Shows Man In Canada Abusing Pizza Delivery Driver
It all started when an intense argument broke out between the delivery agent and the customer over the payment mode.
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Air Canada Ordered To Pay Damages To Customer Who Was Misled By Its Chatbot
Air Canada, the largest airline in the North American country, was ordered to pay partial refund to a passenger after its chatbot provided inaccurate information, misleading the person into purchasing a full-price ticket.
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No Plastic Straws, Cutlery At Canada Restaurants Despite Court Ruling
Canadian restaurants and cafes were no longer permitted as of Wednesday to offer plastic straws, food containers, checkout bags or cutlery to customers -- despite a court ruling that such restrictions are unconstitutional.
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270 Passengers Spend Night In Canadian Military Base After US Plane Makes Emergency Landing
The airline apologised to the customers and stated that it would compensate them.
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China Subway Passengers Asked To Remove Scary Makeup Before Entering Station
To facilitate the removal of "scary" facial makeup, the station supplied cleansing products, tissues, and a receptacle. According to the rail passenger code, individuals are advised against wearing makeup that could potentially incite panic.
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Dabur India's Units Facing Lawsuits In US, Canada Alleging Products Cause Cancer
Dabur India said on Wednesday its subsidiaries were among companies sued in the U.S. and Canada by customers alleging that the use of hair relaxer products had caused ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, and other health issues.
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Rivian Adopts Tesla’s EV Charging Standard, Joining Ford and General Motors
Rivian said it has agreed to adopt Tesla's charging standard. This would give customers access to the biggest US charging network and adding momentum to Tesla's bid to set the industry standard. Rivian's customers will be able to access 12,000 Tesla Superchargers with adapters in the United States and Canada as early as spring 2024, the company sai...
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EU Said to Draft Propose Rules for Airbnb, Rental Firms to Share Data With Authorities Next Week
The European Commission is said to propose rules for Airbnb and other short-term property rental firms to share data on customers using their services, including how many nights they stay. Data on customers is said to be stored at a single digital entry point, which will be available to public authorities across the 27-country zone.
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Binance Stops Taking On New Customers In Canada Province: Report
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has confirmed in an undertaking to the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) that it would stop opening new accounts for users in the Canadian province, the regulator said on Thursday.
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Burger Chain Renames Food On Its Menu, Disguises It As Office Supplies
A burger chain in Toronto has come up with an interesting idea to charge their burgers as office expenses - by renaming the items on its menu.
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GM To Boost EV Profile With 40,000 Charging Stations In U.S., Canada
The announcement comes just months after the automaker said it had signed agreements with some companies to offer its customers access to nearly 60,000 charging points across the same regions.
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iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 mini Go on Sale in India Today: Price, Offers
iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and the iPhone 13 mini are set to go on sale in India today. The Apple Store Online as well as major e-commerce sites and offline retailers in the country will start selling the new iPhone models. Alongside India, customers in countries including Australia, Canada, China, Germany, Japan, the UK, the US, ...
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"This Would Be Biggest Trade War": Canada Warns US Amid Trump Threats
Americans will be hit by a "Trump tariffs tax" if the US president-elect increases customs duties on Canadian products, the Canadian foreign minister said Friday, pledging a hard-hitting response in any trade war.
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New PS5 Beta Brings Custom 3D Audio Profiles, Adaptive Charging for Controllers, Remote Play Settings
Sony announced a new PS5 update for PS5 beta participants on Wednesday. The beta update brings support for personalized 3D audio profiles for headphones and earbuds, the ability to limit Remote Play access for individual users and adaptive charging for DualSense controllers for beta users on the latest PS5 slim model.
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Rule Change From May 1 2024: Canada's Temporary Worker Programme, Bank Charges And Others
These changes are very important from bank customers and those planning to go to Canada as temporary foreign workers.
-
''Stupid Brown Guy'': Video Shows Man In Canada Abusing Pizza Delivery Driver
It all started when an intense argument broke out between the delivery agent and the customer over the payment mode.
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Air Canada Ordered To Pay Damages To Customer Who Was Misled By Its Chatbot
Air Canada, the largest airline in the North American country, was ordered to pay partial refund to a passenger after its chatbot provided inaccurate information, misleading the person into purchasing a full-price ticket.
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No Plastic Straws, Cutlery At Canada Restaurants Despite Court Ruling
Canadian restaurants and cafes were no longer permitted as of Wednesday to offer plastic straws, food containers, checkout bags or cutlery to customers -- despite a court ruling that such restrictions are unconstitutional.
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270 Passengers Spend Night In Canadian Military Base After US Plane Makes Emergency Landing
The airline apologised to the customers and stated that it would compensate them.
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China Subway Passengers Asked To Remove Scary Makeup Before Entering Station
To facilitate the removal of "scary" facial makeup, the station supplied cleansing products, tissues, and a receptacle. According to the rail passenger code, individuals are advised against wearing makeup that could potentially incite panic.
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Dabur India's Units Facing Lawsuits In US, Canada Alleging Products Cause Cancer
Dabur India said on Wednesday its subsidiaries were among companies sued in the U.S. and Canada by customers alleging that the use of hair relaxer products had caused ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, and other health issues.
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Rivian Adopts Tesla’s EV Charging Standard, Joining Ford and General Motors
Rivian said it has agreed to adopt Tesla's charging standard. This would give customers access to the biggest US charging network and adding momentum to Tesla's bid to set the industry standard. Rivian's customers will be able to access 12,000 Tesla Superchargers with adapters in the United States and Canada as early as spring 2024, the company sai...
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EU Said to Draft Propose Rules for Airbnb, Rental Firms to Share Data With Authorities Next Week
The European Commission is said to propose rules for Airbnb and other short-term property rental firms to share data on customers using their services, including how many nights they stay. Data on customers is said to be stored at a single digital entry point, which will be available to public authorities across the 27-country zone.
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Binance Stops Taking On New Customers In Canada Province: Report
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has confirmed in an undertaking to the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) that it would stop opening new accounts for users in the Canadian province, the regulator said on Thursday.
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Burger Chain Renames Food On Its Menu, Disguises It As Office Supplies
A burger chain in Toronto has come up with an interesting idea to charge their burgers as office expenses - by renaming the items on its menu.
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GM To Boost EV Profile With 40,000 Charging Stations In U.S., Canada
The announcement comes just months after the automaker said it had signed agreements with some companies to offer its customers access to nearly 60,000 charging points across the same regions.
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iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 mini Go on Sale in India Today: Price, Offers
iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and the iPhone 13 mini are set to go on sale in India today. The Apple Store Online as well as major e-commerce sites and offline retailers in the country will start selling the new iPhone models. Alongside India, customers in countries including Australia, Canada, China, Germany, Japan, the UK, the US, ...
