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French Police Arrest Two in $100 Million Louvre Jewel Heist

                                                     T he Louvre Museum French authorities have arrested two suspects in connection with last week’s audacious jewel heist at the Louvre Museum in Paris, where thieves made off with crown jewels valued at more than $100 million. According to Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau, the arrests took place on Saturday evening. One suspect was detained at Charles de Gaulle Airport as he attempted to board a flight out of the country, while the second was apprehended later that night in the Seine-Saint-Denis suburb north of Paris. The daring robbery occurred on October 19, when thieves used a crane to smash an upstairs window of the world’s most-visited museum before escaping on motorbikes. The stolen collection included priceless Napoleonic-era jewels, sparking outrage and raising questions...
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Canada’s New Dental Care Plans: Making Smiles Brighter


The Canadian government has taken significant steps to improve access to dental care for eligible residents. Let’s explore the recent developments:

  1. Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP):

    • The CDCP aims to ease financial barriers to accessing oral health care for eligible Canadian residents who currently lack dental insurance.
    • It will cover some of the costs of various oral health care services.
    • Applications for the CDCP will open in phases, starting with seniors aged 87 and above in December 2023.
    • The rollout will continue, including coverage for children under 18 and adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate.

  2. Canada Dental Benefit (CDB):

    • The CDB is Canada’s first iteration of a national free dental care program.
    • Eligible families will receive a tax-free payment of up to $650 per child under 12 for two years.
    • If you filed your 2022 taxes and your adjusted family net income is less than $90,000, you may receive an invitation letter to apply.

  3. Coverage Expansion:

    • The CDCP will gradually expand eligibility to include all qualifying seniors over 65 by May 2024, children under 18, and people with disabilities.
    • The goal is to provide comprehensive dental care for up to nine million Canadians who currently lack access to dental insurance.

  4. How to Apply:

    • If you’re eligible, you’ll receive a personalized application code and instructions.
    • Seniors aged 72 and over are currently receiving letters with application details.
    • If you haven’t received a letter but are eligible, online application options will be available later.
    • Trusted persons or delegates can assist with the application process.

Remember, a healthy smile contributes to overall well-being. Let’s celebrate these initiatives and work toward better oral health for all

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