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Туризм Visit Norway updates toilet page after Trump insult, traffic spikes Visit Norway has refreshed its five‑year‑old public‑toilet guide by adding a ‘great again’ line referencing President Trump’s recent insult. The tweak was made Monday night and targets travelers seeking restroom information along Norway’s scenic routes. The update has already driven a dramatic rise in page views. · 3 мин чтения · Skift

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Study reveals higher poverty among Turkish retirees in Germany

New analysis released in October 2026 shows Turkish‑origin retirees in Germany receive significantly lower pensions and face higher poverty rates than native retirees. The findings, based on data up to June 2026, highlight a €360 monthly pension gap and unemployment risks for this group, affecting former guest workers now reaching retirement age.

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Times Higher Education to wind down BMI by end of 2026

Times Higher Education will wind down its international student recruitment and marketing arm, BMI, by the end of 2026. The closure, announced without a specific date, impacts prospective students, universities and education counsellors who rely on BMI’s fairs, workshops, scholarship summits and networking events. Stakeholders must adjust plans as the company ceases operations.

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Saskatchewan capped sector nominations nearly full, other sectors still open

Saskatchewan’s 2026 nomination quota for capped sectors is almost exhausted, with only about 12% of slots remaining, while uncapped sectors still have significant capacity. The figures are from the province’s October processing statistics update and apply to applicants and employers using the SINP streams for the rest of the year.

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Canada adopts permanent daylight saving time in western provinces and northwestern Ontario on Nov 1 2026

Canada will move to permanent daylight saving time in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Yukon, Saskatchewan and northwestern Ontario on November 1 2026, while the rest of the country continues the traditional fall clock change. The shift creates a new patchwork of year‑round time zones across the nation.

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