In Ontario, children with disabilities, like 10-year-old Irelynn, are utilizing brain-computer interface technology that allows them to control objects with their thoughts, enhancing their ability to interact with their environment. This innovative technology opens up new avenues for connection and engagement, enabling them to make toys produce music despite their limited mobility.
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Canada’s youngest adults more likely to trust Iran and its current regime: poll
A recent poll by Leger Marketing for the Association for Canadian Studies indicates that while a majority of Canadians distrust Iran, younger adults (18-24) are more inclined to trust the regime and believe its collapse would be detrimental. Despite these differing views, many in this age group still perceive Iran as a threat to Israel, with 59% agreeing that Iran seeks its destruction. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A recent poll shows that...
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