CA Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points - March 28 2025
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Our latest blog explores how rising costs are changing consumer habits. A recent Tellwut poll of 2,700+ members found that 48% are cutting back on packaged snacks due to cost, and 70% have noticed price hikes in chips. Check it out below and tellwut you think!
'I will not be silent': Danielle Smith defends U.S. diplomatic efforts in face of national criticism
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith responded on Wednesday to the barrage of criticism she's faced from across Canada for her recent diplomatic efforts and media appearances in the U.S.
Weekslong lockups of tourists at US borders spark fears of traveling to America
Since President Donald Trump took office, several tourists have been detained at U.S. border crossings, including a Welsh backpacker who spent nearly three weeks in detention and a Canadian woman held for 12 days. British Columbia Premier David Eby expressed concern over the unpredictability of U.S. actions, which have raised anxiety among Canadians. Additionally, a new rule set to take effect April 11 requires Canadians staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with the U.S. government.
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Top 20 TV houses Americans want to live in
Half of Americans would trade their current living situation if it meant they could live in their favorite TV home, with houses from “Full House”, “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” and “Golden Girls” the most envied.
It Could Be a Bad Year for Allergies
As the weather warms up across North America this spring, pollen and seasonal allergies ramp up as well. AccuWeather has released its latest allergy forecast for 2025, and meteorologists warn that it could be a particularly bad year for many regions. A few reasons include : Warmer winter temperatures leading to earlier and longer blooming seasons for trees and plants, resulting in more pollen circulating in the air, Climate change is contributing to longer and more intense allergy seasons, as warmer temperatures and increased CO2 in the atmosphere allow plants to thrive and produce more pollen, and pollen levels are higher than usual, and the allergy season is starting earlier than expected.
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