Typically parties release policy docs during an election. They're often costed out, and the Parliamentary Budget Officer will take a look at the costing to see if it's legit.
News sites often build comparison tools, like this one.
Politicians typically don't release the platforms before the election, and the expectation is that they may not run on everything they promised before the election.
Reddit users attribute this boost in GPU performance to changes in Android 16. However, my Pixel 6a is running the latest stable release of Android 15, and it still saw a nearly 23% increase in the Geekbench 6 GPU benchmark. In fact, my Pixel 6a scored a total of 8252 points in the test, outperforming even the Pixel 9 Pro. Therefore, it’s unlikely that anything particular in Android 16 is responsible for this boost in GPU performance.
I've noticed that animations seem a bit smoother, but that's hella anecdotal.
I'm surprised the repair places don't send you a loaner phone while they have yours. Then again, I guess nobody would trust a loaner with their personal info.
Ultimately, yes. But I don't think the self appointed trade negotiator for Ontario performing an about-face on language (and the threat to add an export surcharge on electricity exports) helps national resolve.
Inflicting maximum pain on US economy, while helping Canadians, is only path to make trade war short, or affecting US midterms, if US depression is ignored.
Agreed. That's why I was surprised to see Ford back down on the energy surcharge so quickly. I'm really curious what happened during Ford's meeting with Lutnick. I'm assuming Ford got schooled, but it's hard to know. Regardless, he's certainly changed his tune.
In a recent update, the IRCC stated that graduates from university bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs no longer have to meet the field-of-study requirement. Removing these restrictions makes it easier for students to apply for a work permit upon graduating.
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In an email to Daily Hive, an IRCC representative stated, “Graduates from university bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs will remain eligible for a PGWP of up to three years, as studies show that these graduates are more likely to acquire transferable knowledge and skills and adapt to changing economic circumstances over the long term.”
Cashin and his team found that only NSAIDs seemed to be effective over placebo for acute back pain, while five appeared to work for chronic back pain. These were: exercise, spinal manipulation (which is often associated with chiropractors, but can be performed by physical therapists or osteopaths), taping, antidepressants, and a class of drugs that reduce our sensitivity to pain called TRPV1 agonists (the primary ingredient responsible for a chili pepper’s burning sensation, capsaicin, is one such agonist). Other treatments that failed to meet the threshold for success included cannabinoids, muscle relaxants, opioids, acupuncture, and dry cupping.
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“The current evidence shows that one in 10 non-surgical and non-interventional treatments for low back pain are efficacious, providing only small analgesic effects beyond placebo,” they wrote.
Like the author, I've found exercise works best for me. 🤷♂️
Typically parties release policy docs during an election. They're often costed out, and the Parliamentary Budget Officer will take a look at the costing to see if it's legit.
News sites often build comparison tools, like this one.
Politicians typically don't release the platforms before the election, and the expectation is that they may not run on everything they promised before the election.