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CRA says AI will help boost call centre accuracy for taxpayers seeking infoCanada8 hoursA senior CRA official told MPs the agency is looking to roll out more 'senior and standardized' training and introduce 'automation' to improve the accuracy of CRA agents' advice. -
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Say cheese? Why you’ll soon have to take photos when entering, exiting U.S.Travellers will soon be required to have their photograph taken when entering or leaving the U.S. by air, sea or land — including Canadians and even American citizens.U.S. NewsOct 28
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