Old-school news, just in time
by Ellie Cobb BBC When Emily Hill, a novelist from Everett, Washington, heard about the recent changes to Canada’s citizenship-by-descent rules, she immediately wondered whether a family connection might make her eligible. “I felt like I’d been struck by lightning,” she says, explaining that her grandmother was born in Montreal. “This possibility was …
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by Meghan Shouse housebeautiful.com Moving out of the United States may sound appealing for cultural, political or personal reasons, but the process can be challenging. Securing the right visa for you and your family is often a difficult task, especially without easy entry options like schooling or family ties. Still, if your desire …
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by Kevin Burton Got a glorious soreness in my left arm last Friday. It felt great. I signed up for a moment of pain, a period of soreness, then months of relief. Maybe you guessed it. I’m talking about getting my Covid 19 booster shot. Put a little spring in my step …
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