Still the same.
My observation is that the Canadian travel advisories site generally seems to be updated in a timely manner. Very soon after Trump’s invasion of Iran, for example, multiple Middle Eastern countries, including the UAE, were marked as “Avoid all travel” or “Avoid non-essential travel”.
The fact that they mark the US as lower-risk than multiple European countries that I would consider much safer definitely lowers my trust in them, though.
According to the site, it was last updated 2 days ago.
The Canadian travel advisories site claims that it is generally safe to travel to the US: https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/united-states
Frankly, I think they are bullshitting because of Canada’s diplomatic position with the US.
Making AI slop posts to pollute the internet with garbage and crowd out any useful information.
I’ve never dated, but for now, I feel like the safest bet is my age ± 5 years.
I believe it’s legal in Canada too. I know I’ve seen a disturbing increase in gambling ads here, at least.
When I was in high school, I volunteered for a couple of days in a special ed class, which, I guess by definition, contained people with sub-100 IQ (sub-70, even). I guess that fits your specifications. One thing I remember observing was that the girls were more capable of stringing together coherent sentences than the boys.
Also, a couple of years ago, I worked as a school bus driver for 3 months while looking for a tech job. There seemed to be much more variance in intelligence among my colleagues than I was used to: some seemed to be just as smart as most of the ones in my previous tech jobs, but others, while they were generally nice enough, seemed to fail to grasp basic concepts or retain information very well during the training.