CA Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points -January 10 2024

We're happy to announce we have added a $10 PayPal reward for both US and Canada and it's now available in our Rewards section! Please note that as PayPal gives no discount and charges extra fees on top of the reward cost, the points for PayPal are slightly higher than other rewards. We've reviewed our other available rewards and you will find a few (Starbucks, Esso etc) have had their points value reduced, making it easier to redeem for those rewards.

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Reminder: Due to the holidays, many survey companies are not operating, resulting in fewer surveys being available. Unfortunately, we have no control over this, as we can only display what is provided. Things should improve next week and especially the week after. In the meantime, if you're unable to complete the member polls due to this issue, please let us know at support@tellwut.com.

The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada has raised concerns about recommendations presented to the Canadian government calling for the removal of charitable status to religious charities and anti-abortion organizations.

Since winning the election, President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed interest in incorporating Canada into the United States. But, up north, the feeling is far from reciprocal. Recent polling reveals the vast majority of Canadians do not want to see their country become part of the U.S. In a Leger survey, 82% of respondents said they would not like Canada to become the 51st U.S. state, while 13% said they would like it to become an American state.

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Seven in 10 Americans are pinning the success of 2025 on one thing: a clutter-free home, according to new research.

The award-winning Mediterranean diet has done it again, capturing 2025’s “best of the best” award from U.S. News & World Report, which puts out a yearly list of the most and least beneficial diets as ranked by nutrition professionals. The Mediterranean diet — which is more of a lifestyle than a diet — has won top honors since 2019 for its focus on eating fruits, vegetables, grains, olive oil, and nuts and seeds while emphasizing the importance of meals with family and friends and daily exercise. The diet also slashes consumption of sweets and recommends small amounts of dairy and meat, especially red meat. Fish, however, is a staple, especially fatty fish such as sardines.

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