Tellwut CA Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points - September 1 2023

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Athletes, as well as some celebrities, will no longer be allowed to appear in commercials promoting online gambling in Ontario. -CTVNews

Immigration Minister Marc Miller says the concern around the skyrocketing number of international students entering Canada is not just about housing, but Canadians' confidence in the "integrity" of the immigration system itself. Canada is on track to host around 900,000 international students this year. That's more than at any point in Canada's history and roughly triple the number of students who entered the country a decade ago. That rapidly increasing number of international students gained increased attention this week when the country's new housing minister, Sean Fraser, floated the idea of a possible cap on the number of students Canada brings in. But Miller shied away from committing to the idea of a hard cap on the number of students entering Canada. "Just putting a hard cap, which got a lot of public play over the last few days, is not the only solution to this," he said. Philip Landon, interim president and CEO at Universities Canada, also pushed back on the idea of a cap, seeking to position major universities as part of the solution to the problem."I think we can say that the housing situation is a crisis for Canadians broadly," Landon said. "I do not think that the blaming newcomers or international students … is the right way to go." -CBC News

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If you are feeling anxious about making phone calls to strangers, you're not alone. According to a recent survey, over half of Canadians share the concern. -CTV News

New York City issued new guidance Tuesday allowing mosques (masjids) to broadcast the Muslim call to prayer on Fridays between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. without obtaining a permit and despite sound restrictions in city neighborhoods. According to the city, the guidance also allows the call to prayer to be broadcast in the evenings during Ramadan, a month-long period of fasting and prayer for the Muslim community. The call to prayer is the Adhan, also spelled Azan, which is usually broadcast publicly over speakers or a public address system in a house of worship that summons members of the Muslim faith for prayer, a news release from the city said. The new initiative, launched by the NYPD, clarifies the call to prayer is allowed in New York City and “not prohibited despite sound restrictions in city neighborhoods,” the release said. -CNN

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