Food and memory link in South Asian dementia care
Food ties to memory in South Asian communities helps dementia care through familiar flavors, scents, and cooking rituals. Navjot Gill-Chawla notes culturally inclusive practices support identity, social bonds, and well being as families adapt recipes, engage senses, and share meals across generations.
Politicized rules threaten charities in Canada
Ottawa correspondent Susan Korah reports that proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act could strip charitable status from anti abortion organizations and remove advancement of religion as a charitable purpose. Legal experts warn the measures politicize charity and threaten sector independence, urging citizens to lobby MPs before any budget or law.
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