An Australian cafe owner in Canada, Leighton Walters, received support from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) ordered him to remove Vegemite from his shelves due to local standards. Following Walters’ social media plea, CFIA reversed its decision, allowing Vegemite sales, while Albanese criticized the agency for permitting Marmite instead. Walters expressed gratitude for Albanese’s intervention, highlighting the cultural significance of Vegemite and the support from fellow Australians amid his cafe’s challenges in Ontario.
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IndyCar was unaware of the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) AI-generated image featuring an IndyCar with ICE branding, shared on social media following the announcement of a new immigration detention center near Indianapolis. In response, IndyCar expressed a preference against using their intellectual property for such matters, while DHS denied any violation of rights, promoting the center as part of their immigration enforcement strategy. Want More Context? 🔎
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