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Kanevsky Law is warning Ontario residents that under the Occupiers' Liability Act, anyone injured by snow or ice on private property has just 60 days to deliver written notice to the property owner and snow-removal contractor or risk losing the right to sue. The Toronto

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Kanevsky Law Warns Ontario Slip-and-Fall Victims of a Little-Known 60-Day Deadline as Winter Sets In

Toronto firm urges anyone injured on ice or snow to act fast — a written-notice rule many accident victims have never heard of can quietly end a valid claim.

TORONTO, ON — November 11, 2026 — As the season’s first freeze settles over the Greater Toronto Area, Kanevsky Law is urging anyone injured in a winter slip and fall to understand a deadline most Ontarians don’t know exists. Under changes to the province’s Occupiers’ Liability Act, a person hurt by snow or ice on private property now has just 60 days to deliver written notice to the property owner and any snow-removal contractor — or risk losing the right to sue altogether.

“Every winter we hear from people weeks or months after a bad fall who assumed they had two years to decide what to do,” said Olga Kanevsky, founding lawyer at the firm and a personal injury lawyer Toronto residents have trusted for more than 20 years. “For ice and snow cases, that’s no longer true. If you miss the 60-day window, an otherwise strong claim can be thrown out before it ever reaches a courtroom.”

The rule applies to falls caused by snow or ice on most private property — parking lots, condominium walkways, store entrances and commercial plazas. The written notice must identify when, where and how the injury happened, and must reach both the occupier and any contractor responsible for clearing the area. Falls on municipal property remain subject to a separate, even shorter 10-day notice period.

Winter is the firm’s busiest season for these cases. Slip-and-fall injuries across the GTA climb sharply from November through March, and the harm is often serious — broken wrists and hips, head injuries and spinal trauma that can keep people off work for months. Many victims, Kanevsky notes, never realize the fall was someone else’s legal responsibility.

“A fall on ice isn’t just bad luck. If a property owner failed to salt, sand or clear a walkway in a reasonable time, they may be liable for your injuries,” she said. “But proving it depends on evidence that disappears fast — the ice melts, the lot gets plowed, camera footage is overwritten. The sooner we’re involved, the better we can protect a claim.”

The firm is encouraging anyone injured this winter to take a few simple steps right away: photograph the ice or snow and the surrounding area, note the exact time and location, ask any witnesses for their contact details, report the fall to the property owner in writing, and seek medical attention the same day. Keeping receipts and a record of missed work also helps establish the full value of a claim.

Kanevsky Law handles slip-and-fall cases on a contingency basis — clients pay nothing unless the firm recovers compensation — and offers free consultations around the clock in English, Russian and Ukrainian from its North York office. Its team of slip and fall lawyer Toronto specialists has recovered more than $50 million for injured clients across the region.

Anyone injured in a winter fall can reach Kanevsky Law any time at (416) 252-9937 for a free, confidential case review.

About Kanevsky Law

Kanevsky Law is a Toronto-based personal injury firm serving accident victims across the Greater Toronto Area, including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham and Scarborough. Founded by Olga Kanevsky (LL.B, LL.M, Osgoode Hall), the firm has more than 20 years of experience and has recovered over $50 million for clients in slip and fall, car accident, workplace injury, brain injury and medical malpractice cases. Every file is handled personally by a senior lawyer on a no-win, no-fee basis.

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Name: George Anderson
Company: Kanevsky Law
Email: george.anderson138@gmail.com
Phone: (416) 252-9937
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REMEVi, a LegitScript-certified telehealth platform, now charges $96 a month for compounded semaglutide and $168 for tirzepatide on its 12-month plan, one price at every dose, with clinician review, required labs and shipping, in English or Spanish.

LAS VEGAS — November 11, 2026 — REMEVi, a bilingual telehealth platform for GLP-1 weight-loss care, has lowered its prices for compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Compounded semaglutide now starts at $96 a month on the 12-month plan, or $143 month-to-month. Compounded tirzepatide starts at $168 a month on the 12-month plan, or $224 month-to-month. The prices apply to new plans started on or after November 10, 2026, and are published in full at remevihealth.com/pricing and in Spanish at remevihealth.com/es/precios.

Cost is the most common barrier to this kind of care. In a KFF Health Tracking Poll published in November 2025, 56% of adults who had used a GLP-1 medication said it was difficult to afford, and 14% said they had stopped because of the cost. Language is a second barrier: more than 40 million people in the United States speak Spanish at home, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and the CDC’s most recent national survey (August 2021 to August 2023) puts adult obesity prevalence at 44.0% among Hispanic adults, compared with 40.3% for all adults.

“Price and language are the two things that keep people out of this kind of care,” said Blake Chapman, co-founder of REMEVi. “When the medication costs too much, people look for shortcuts. When nobody on the other end speaks your language, you are guessing about your own treatment. We lowered our prices and kept everything else the same: a licensed clinician reviews every patient, the pharmacies are state-licensed and named on our site, and all of it works in Spanish as well as it does in English.”

REMEVi GLP-1 prices as of November 10, 2026 (USD)

• Compounded semaglutide injection: $96 a month on the 12-month plan ($1,248 today), $118 a month on the 6-month plan ($708 today), $125 a month on the 3-month plan ($375 today), or $143 month-to-month.
• Compounded tirzepatide injection: $168 a month on the 12-month plan ($2,184 today), $199 a month on the 6-month plan ($1,194 today), $215 a month on the 3-month plan ($645 today), or $224 month-to-month.
• Compounded oral semaglutide: $163 a month on the 6-month plan ($978 today), $170 a month on the 3-month plan ($510 today), or $215 month-to-month.

A plan month is one 28-day supply. The 3-, 6- and 12-month plans are paid up front. The 12-month plan is a 52-week term with 13 fills.

What every plan includes

• One price at every dose. The price does not rise when the dose does.
• An evaluation by a licensed clinician, who decides whether treatment is appropriate, and clinician-guided dose changes.
• Labs when the clinician requires them, injection supplies where they apply, and shipping.
• No membership fee.
• Care coordination in English or Spanish, from the health questionnaire through refills.

Safeguards

• REMEVi is LegitScript certified (certification ID 50384507).
• A prescription is required. Every patient is reviewed by a clinician licensed in the patient’s state.
• Medications are prepared by state-licensed U.S. 503A compounding pharmacies, which REMEVi names on its website.
• Available in 49 states and Washington, D.C. Not available in Louisiana.

Common questions

How much does compounded semaglutide cost at REMEVi?
From $96 a month on the 12-month plan ($1,248 paid up front), $118 a month on the 6-month plan, $125 a month on the 3-month plan, or $143 month-to-month.

How much does compounded tirzepatide cost at REMEVi?
From $168 a month on the 12-month plan ($2,184 paid up front), $199 a month on the 6-month plan, $215 a month on the 3-month plan, or $224 month-to-month.

How much does compounded oral semaglutide cost at REMEVi?
From $163 a month on the 6-month plan ($978 paid up front), $170 a month on the 3-month plan, or $215 month-to-month.

Does the price go up at higher doses?
No. Each plan is one price at every dose and at every renewal.

Is there a membership or consultation fee?
No. The plan price covers the clinician evaluation, the medication if prescribed, required labs and shipping.

Can care be provided in Spanish?
Yes. The website, the health questionnaire, messages and care coordination are available in Spanish and English, at the same prices.

Is compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide FDA-approved?
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They are prepared by state-licensed pharmacies for an individual patient on a clinician’s prescription.

About REMEVi

REMEVi is a bilingual telehealth platform based in Las Vegas, Nevada, offering GLP-1 weight-loss care and clinician-prescribed wellness therapies in English and Spanish. It was founded in 2026 by Blake Chapman and Danai Del Carmen Chapman and is operated by REMEVi LLC. REMEVi is LegitScript certified and serves patients in 49 states and Washington, D.C.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. A prescription is required, and a licensed clinician decides whether treatment is appropriate. Plans renew at the same price until canceled. Prices are in U.S. dollars and were current on November 10, 2026.

Media Contact:
Name: Blake Chapman
Company: REMEVi
Email: care@remevihealth.com
Phone: (702) 352-4746
Website: https://remevihealth.com

DialerBee, the multilingual AI contact center platform built by BroadNet Technologies, released automatic inbound and outbound blending, connectors for eight CRM systems, skills-based routing, voicemail drop and calls through its API in October 2026.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, November 2026 — DialerBee, the multilingual AI contact center platform built by BroadNet Technologies, has released automatic blending of inbound and outbound work: agents move between inbound queues and outbound campaigns as traffic changes, across voice, SMS, WhatsApp, email and chat. The October 2026 release also adds connectors for eight CRM systems, skills-based routing, voicemail drop on answering machines, Telegram in the shared inbox and outbound calls placed through the REST API. Every item is listed as live today on the DialerBee changelog.

For teams that answer inbound queues and run outbound campaigns at the same time, blending lets the same agents cover both as the balance of traffic shifts, while each company’s administrator decides how far it goes.

How blending works

• Three settings. Each company’s administrator chooses Off, Manual or Auto. Blending is available on the platform and switched on by each company’s admin.
• Workload per agent. The admin sets each agent’s workload.
• Control per queue. Blending can be allowed or blocked queue by queue.
• Emergency stop. The admin can stop blending at once.

Also new in October 2026

• CRM connectors. HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive, Zendesk and Microsoft Dynamics connect with the customer’s own CRM app credentials; Odoo and Freshworks connect with the customer’s own API key. The full list is on the integrations page.
• Skills-based routing. Each inbound call goes to the agent with the right skills, enabled per queue.
• Voicemail drop. When a call reaches an answering machine, a recorded message is left automatically, enabled per campaign.
• Telegram in the inbox. A company connects its own Telegram bot, and those conversations join the same inbox as calls and messages.
• Calls through the API. Calls can be placed through the REST API with scoped API keys, an IP allow-list, rate and spend limits, and the same compliance checks as the console.
• Insights Command Center. Six headline numbers compared with the previous period, Outbound, Inbound and Risks tabs, and a drill-down from every number into its calls, with CSV export.
• AI agent templates and a test simulator. Eight industry templates in 9 of the 11 supported languages; teams build an agent from their own documents and calls, test it in a simulator, then listen live and take over a call when needed.
• AI voice agent quality upgrade. The agent confirms what it heard instead of asking again, answers every question before it ends the call, books only once the booking is saved, and says times naturally in Arabic.

The same month brought inbound email and web chat into the inbox, built-in ticketing, workforce management with shifts, time-off, schedule adherence and forecasting, AI scoring of every call, automatic carrier failover, and a public status page.

The platform these features join

DialerBee runs inbound queues with an IVR builder of 40 node types, outbound campaigns in four dialing modes (preview, progressive, power and predictive), an omnichannel inbox for voice, WhatsApp, SMS and email, the Layla AI voice agent, and live agent assist with transcription. The interface, answering-machine detection and transcription cover 11 languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Turkish, Hindi, Urdu, Portuguese and Indonesian. The AI voice agent has run on live calls in Arabic and English.

Compliance-supporting controls (DNC checks, consent with revoke, calling hours per jurisdiction and time zone, and a frequency rule) are applied at the dial, with jurisdiction packs for UAE TDRA, KSA CST, Jordan TRC and Bahrain TRA. DialerBee does not provide legal advice or guarantee regulatory compliance.

Availability and pricing

The new features are live on DialerBee now. Pricing is per agent: Starter at $69 per agent per month for up to 20 agents, Professional at $129 per agent per month for up to 100 agents, and a custom Enterprise plan. Annual billing saves 20%. There is no per-minute platform fee; carrier minutes are billed by the customer’s own carrier. The AI voice agent is a usage-billed add-on on Professional and Enterprise at $0.60 per minute on managed AI. A 14-day free trial includes free AI credit and needs no card.

About DialerBee

DialerBee is the multilingual AI contact center platform built by BroadNet Technologies. It runs inbound queues and outbound campaigns in four dialing modes, an omnichannel inbox for voice, WhatsApp, SMS and email, and AI voice agents with live agent assist, in 11 languages and on customers’ own carriers. DialerBee serves BPOs, collections teams, telecom resellers and regulated contact centers, with particular depth in Arabic and the Middle East. BroadNet Technologies LLC is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. DialerBee is part of the BroadNet Group. Checked, dated product facts are on the DialerBee fact sheet.

Media Contact:
Name: BroadNet Press Office
Company: BroadNet Technologies LLC
Email: news@broadnet.me
Phone: +971 4 456 7768
Address: Suite 1711, Al Manara Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Website: https://dialerbee.com

TripoSIM, the travel eSIM from Dubai's BroadNet Technologies, includes TripoSIM Shield free with every data plan: DNS-level ad and tracker blocking plus PIN-protected parental controls that work in 200+ destinations with no app to install.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, November 2026 — TripoSIM, the travel eSIM from Dubai telecom company BroadNet Technologies LLC, includes TripoSIM Shield free with every data plan: ad, tracker and malicious-site blocking that works across every app on the phone, plus parental controls that let parents decide what their children can open while the family is abroad. Both are free with any TripoSIM plan, with no app to install.

The feature is aimed at a familiar problem for families travelling over the year-end holidays. Children’s phones join new networks in new countries, often with less supervision than at home, and installing filtering apps on every device before a trip takes time. Shield works at the network address (DNS) level instead, so one setting covers browsers and apps alike.

How the parental controls work

Parents choose one of two filter levels and secure it with a 6-digit PIN that only they know, so a child cannot switch the filter off or change its level:

• Kids Safe blocks adult content, gambling, violence, social media, dating, drugs and gaming sites.
• Teen Friendly blocks adult content, gambling, dating and drugs, while allowing social media and gaming.

Setup takes three steps: choose a filter level, set the PIN, and install one DNS profile or hostname on the child’s device. Nothing else needs to be installed on the child’s phone, and the filter stays active in every destination where the TripoSIM eSIM connects.

Ad and tracker blocking for everyone on the plan

For adults, Shield checks each website and app request against a blocklist of more than 100,000 known ad networks, trackers and malicious domains, updated daily, and blocks matches before they reach the device. It uses DNS-over-HTTPS, a standard supported natively on iPhone and iPad (iOS 14 and later) and Android (9 and later), so no separate app is needed. An active TripoSIM eSIM is required; Shield is then turned on from the customer’s TripoSIM dashboard. Details are on the TripoSIM Shield page.

Other options for families and groups

• Family Pack: groups of 4 to 10 travellers get 10% off when they buy the same plan together; each member receives their own eSIM QR code by email and the organiser manages everyone from one dashboard. See the Family Pack.
• Student Discount: students get 15% off every plan after verifying a valid student email.
• Gift an eSIM: travel data can be sent as a gift; the recipient receives the QR code by email with a personal message.
• HomeLink: an add-on that forwards calls made to a traveller’s home number to the TripoSIM app over data, for phone numbers from 18 countries. See HomeLink.

How TripoSIM works

TripoSIM sells prepaid, data-only travel eSIMs for more than 200 destinations, with plans from $1. Customers buy a plan online, receive a QR code by email after checkout and scan it to install the eSIM; the plan’s validity starts when the eSIM first connects to a network at the destination, not at purchase or installation. Because the eSIM is data-only, the traveller’s own number stays active on their primary SIM for calls and texts. Customers can top up from their dashboard, set up automatic top-up, and reach support 24/7 in English and Arabic.

An unused eSIM can be refunded within 30 days of purchase: orders of $10 or more as TripoSIM credit or to the original card, orders from $5 to $9.99 as credit. If an eSIM could not be delivered or stopped working because of a technical issue on TripoSIM’s side, the order is refunded in full.

Availability

TripoSIM Shield and its parental controls are available now, free with every TripoSIM data plan, at triposim.com.

About TripoSIM

TripoSIM sells prepaid travel eSIMs with mobile data for more than 200 destinations, from $1, so travellers can get online when they land without roaming charges or a SIM swap. It also sells a US phone number for calls with the US and Canada and for receiving texts and WhatsApp codes. TripoSIM launched in 2026 and is a product of BroadNet Technologies LLC, a telecom company headquartered in Dubai. BroadNet says it processes more than 300 million messages a day for more than 60,000 enterprise clients.

Media Contact:
Name: BroadNet Press Office
Company: BroadNet Technologies LLC
Email: news@broadnet.me
Phone: +971 4 456 7768
Address: Suite 1711, Al Manara Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Website: https://triposim.com

BroadNet Technologies has launched USVirtualNumbers.com for the TripoSIM US Virtual Number: a +1 number in an app with 300 monthly minutes to the US and Canada, incoming texts and WhatsApp codes, from $100 a year, as many numbers as needed.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, November 2026 — BroadNet Technologies LLC, the company behind the TripoSIM travel eSIM, has launched USVirtualNumbers.com, a site for people who live or travel outside the United States and need a US +1 phone number. The site went live at the end of October 2026. It explains and sells the TripoSIM US Virtual Number, a real +1 number that runs in the TripoSIM app on iPhone or Android over Wi-Fi or mobile data, next to the SIM card the user already has. The same person can have as many of these numbers as they like, each on its own plan.

Freelancers with American clients, online sellers, students preparing to study in the US, expats and families abroad often need a number that US clients, offices and apps can reach. A US carrier line usually works abroad only with roaming. The TripoSIM number works anywhere with an internet connection, and no US Social Security number or US address is needed to get one.

What the number includes

• A US +1 number, chosen by state or area code
• 300 minutes a month of calls to US and Canadian numbers, with extra minutes at $5 per 100
• Incoming calls with no roaming charges
• Texts from US and Canadian senders, and verification codes (OTP SMS) from apps, including WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business
• Voicemail, kept for 30 days, with missed-call alerts

WhatsApp and app codes

The number receives the WhatsApp verification code, so users can register WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business on their US number. TripoSIM tested 22 popular apps in October 2026, including WhatsApp, WhatsApp Business, Telegram, Signal, Google, Apple ID, PayPal, Wise and Payoneer. The tested apps are examples, not a limit.

More than one number, no limit

One account can hold several US numbers, for example one for work and one for personal calls, or one for WhatsApp and another for WhatsApp Business. Each number has its own plan, minutes and voicemail.

Price and how to get a number

The number costs $100 a year (about $8.33 a month, with a $5 welcome credit) or $12.99 a month. Checkout is on TripoSIM. Right after payment the buyer completes an identity check with a photo of a passport or ID card and a selfie, which takes about 2 minutes, and then chooses from the numbers available. The buyer gets a full refund if the ID check fails or if the number is not delivered within 72 hours. TripoSIM keeps only the result of the check and the buyer’s name, never document photos. Both plans and their rules are on the plans page.

The site states the number’s limits plainly: texts are receive-only, it cannot call 911 or emergency services, it is an app-based (VoIP) number rather than a US carrier SIM or eSIM, and calls out go to US and Canadian numbers.

Free tools and guides

USVirtualNumbers.com offers seven free tools that run in the browser with no sign-up: a nine-question fit checker, an app code lookup, an area code lookup covering 68 codes in 25 US cities, a cost calculator, US time zones with office hours, a dialing guide and a step-by-step fix for verification codes that do not arrive. Country guides for 25 countries show when the US working day reaches each one, and more than 30 use-case pages, for groups such as freelancers, online sellers, students, expats and small businesses, each include a worked cost example.

Prices, minutes and rules on the site come from one file that is checked against TripoSIM’s live plan pages before publishing, and each fact change is dated on a public fact updates log.

Availability

The TripoSIM US Virtual Number is available now through USVirtualNumbers.com.

About USVirtualNumbers.com

USVirtualNumbers.com is the official guide and sales site for the TripoSIM US Virtual Number, for people who live or travel outside the US. It is operated by BroadNet Technologies LLC, headquartered in Dubai, which also operates TripoSIM. Plans, checkout, identity verification, the app and support are provided by TripoSIM, which also sells prepaid travel eSIMs with mobile data for more than 200 destinations.

Media Contact:
Name: BroadNet Press Office
Company: BroadNet Technologies LLC
Email: news@broadnet.me
Phone: +971 4 456 7768
Address: Suite 1711, Al Manara Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Website: https://usvirtualnumbers.com

The Truth Seekers, a clean middle-grade fantasy mystery for ages 9 to 12 by Florida author R.R. Anders, launches November 17, 2026 in paperback and on Kindle, with free activities for families and classrooms online.

FLORIDA, US — November 7, 2026 — The Truth Seekers, the debut middle-grade fantasy mystery by Florida author R.R. Anders, launches on November 17, 2026 in paperback and on Kindle. Written for readers ages 9 to 12, the novel is Book One of a new series, The Adventures of Stella and Rylee. It follows twin sisters who find a book in their attic with their own names stamped on the cover. The book is the first novel from Anders, who holds a master’s degree in English and creative writing with an emphasis in fiction. Alongside the launch, the book’s website offers free activities for families, classrooms and book clubs, including a character quiz, printable coloring pages, puzzles and a discussion guide for parents and teachers.

A secret book with two familiar names

The middle-grade novel The Truth Seekers by R.R. Anders follows thirteen-year-old Stella Martin, who has started over at so many schools that she has the routine down cold: pick the outfit, flash the fierce face, survive. A new move brings Stella and her identical twin sister, Rylee, to Castle Hill, a small town on the coast of Maine. There, a new history teacher tells Stella something impossible. He knew her father, who died when the twins were five.

In their attic, the sisters find a book that tells them they are Truth Seekers, part of a calling handed down for hundreds of years to help young people who are facing a big choice find the true path. Stella dreams the future. Rylee always knows exactly where to be. Somewhere in town, a boy at a crossroads is running out of time, and someone else is already working to steer him wrong.

Written for readers 9 to 12 and the grown-ups who read along

The Truth Seekers is written for grades 4 to 7 and runs 19 chapters, each opening with an illustration. It is a clean, family-friendly read, with no profanity, no romance beyond a blushing crush, and suspense without gore. Its themes include telling the truth when it is hard, how one small choice can ripple out for years, sisters and family, real friendship, and courage that is scared and goes anyway. The loss of the twins’ father is handled gently and honestly, with plenty of humor alongside it. The book is suited to independent reading, family read-alouds and classroom or homeschool book units.

Free activities for families and classrooms

The book’s website, thetruthseekersbook.com, offers a “Which Truth Seeker Character Are You?” quiz, a seek-and-find picture puzzle and printable coloring pages, word searches, a maze and a secret-code puzzle. The printables are free and unlock when a parent, grandparent or teacher joins the book’s email list. A guide for parents and teachers groups discussion questions by part of the book so that no reader is spoiled ahead of where they are, and adds conversation starters on honesty, friendship and family.

“I grew up the oldest of three sisters, in a house where imagination was the main form of entertainment,” said R.R. Anders. “Stella and Rylee come from that same place. Their story is about two sisters who could not be more different, and about how hard, and how freeing, it can be to say the truth out loud. If a young reader finishes the book feeling a little braver, that means the world to me.”

The Kindle edition of The Truth Seekers is available for pre-order on Amazon now, and the paperback arrives on Amazon on November 17, 2026.

About The Truth Seekers

The Truth Seekers is a clean middle-grade fantasy mystery for readers ages 9 to 12 and the first book in The Adventures of Stella and Rylee, available in paperback and on Kindle from November 17, 2026. Twin sisters Stella and Rylee Martin move to Castle Hill, Maine, and discover a hidden book in their attic that names them Truth Seekers: people who help kids facing a big choice find the true path. Stella dreams the future, Rylee always knows where to be, and someone on the other side is working just as hard to steer things wrong.

About R.R. Anders

R.R. Anders grew up in a small town in Michigan, the oldest of three sisters, in a house where imagination was the main form of entertainment. She wrote her first stories for her sisters and never quite stopped, and went on to earn a master’s degree in English and creative writing with an emphasis in fiction. The Truth Seekers is her first novel and the first book in The Adventures of Stella and Rylee, a series about two very different twins, the gift they share, and the people who need them to be brave. She lives in Florida with her family.

Media Contact:
Name: R.R. Anders
Company: R.R. Anders
Email: hello@mail.thetruthseekersbook.com
Phone: (813) 433-0862
Website: https://thetruthseekersbook.com

ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics has released an online directions guide with 26 routes from familiar landmarks across Coral Springs, Margate, Tamarac, North Lauderdale and Coconut Creek to its office at 8894 Royal Palm Blvd.

CORAL SPRINGS, US — November 10, 2026 — CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics has published a patient directions guide that maps 26 driving routes from well-known landmarks across northwest Broward County to its office at 8894 Royal Palm Blvd. The guide is designed to make first visits simpler for new patients and for families traveling in from neighboring cities.

Each route begins at a recognizable local starting point, including parks, schools, libraries, shopping centers and healthcare facilities, and lists a typical distance and drive time. The full collection of driving directions to a Coral Springs dental office can be filtered by town, covering Coral Springs, Margate, Tamarac, North Lauderdale and Coconut Creek.

Routes From Familiar Starting Points

Many of the routes are short trips within Coral Springs. Northwest Regional Library sits about 1.1 miles from the practice, roughly a five-minute drive. Patients leaving a visit at the hospital can follow the short route from Broward Health Coral Springs, which covers about 1.4 miles in six minutes. Shoppers looking for a dental office near Coral Square can reach the practice in about six minutes from the mall.

The guide also serves patients who live outside Coral Springs. Margate residents can start from HCA Florida Northwest Hospital, about 3.5 miles and nine minutes away, one of several options for dental visits from Margate. For Tamarac families heading to a dental appointment, Gary B Jones Park for People and Pups is about 2.8 miles from the office. North Lauderdale patients can begin at TOT Park, about 3.7 miles away, and Coconut Creek residents can set out from the Promenade at Coconut Creek, about 5.6 miles and 13 minutes from the practice.

Planning the Visit

Drive times listed in the guide are typical figures from Google Maps. Patients are encouraged to check live traffic before leaving and to set their route before they start driving. Every route ends at the same address, 8894 Royal Palm Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33065, and appointments can be scheduled by calling (954) 345-5200.

ClearWave provides preventive, restorative, cosmetic and surgical dental care for children, teens and adults, including cleanings, tooth-colored fillings, crowns, implants, Invisalign, teeth whitening, veneers and extractions. Comfort options such as laughing gas and oral sedation are available for patients who feel anxious about dental visits.

View on Google Maps

About ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics

ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics is a full-service dental practice at 8894 Royal Palm Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33065. Since 1998, the practice has cared for families throughout Coral Springs, Margate, Tamarac, North Lauderdale, Coconut Creek and the surrounding Broward County communities.

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ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics
info@clearwavedental.com
(954) 345-5200

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Name: ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics
Company: ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics
Email: info@clearwavedental.com
Phone: (954) 345-5200
Website: https://clearwavedental.com/

ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics in Coral Springs is reminding families to schedule checkups and pending treatment before unused 2026 dental benefits expire on January 1.

CORAL SPRINGS, US — November 10, 2026 — ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics reminds Coral Springs families to use 2026 dental benefits before year-end reset

ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics, a family dental practice at 8894 Royal Palm Blvd in Coral Springs, is reminding patients across Broward County that unused dental insurance benefits on many plans expire at the end of the calendar year. The practice encourages families to complete preventive visits and any treatment already recommended by their dentist before benefits reset on January 1.

Many PPO dental plans include an annual maximum, and on a large share of those plans any amount left unused at year end does not roll over. Preventive care such as exams, cleanings and X-rays is often covered at a high percentage, so a skipped visit can mean leaving coverage unused that a family has already paid for through premiums. Patients who have already met their deductible for the year may also find December the most cost-effective time to finish fillings, crowns or other restorative work.

What to schedule before December 31

ClearWave recommends that patients review their remaining balance with their insurance carrier and consider booking the following before the reset: comprehensive exams, professional cleanings and digital X-rays; pending fillings, crowns, root canals or other treatment already in a care plan; children’s cleanings, sealants and fluoride treatments; and periodontal therapy for patients managing gum health.

Consistent routine checkups and cleanings remain the foundation of long-term oral health, helping catch decay and gum disease early, when treatment is typically simpler and less costly.

One visit for the whole household

ClearWave treats children, teens and adults, which allows parents to book back-to-back appointments for the entire family. Practices that provide family dental care for all ages make it easier for busy households to fit year-end visits into a single trip during the holiday season. For younger patients who feel nervous in the chair, the practice offers special care for anxious kids along with comfort options including laughing gas and oral sedation.

Beyond preventive care, the practice provides tooth-colored fillings, crowns, implants, porcelain bridges, dentures, teeth whitening, veneers, Invisalign, extractions and oral surgery, supported by digital X-rays, an iTero scanner and intraoral cameras. ClearWave serves patients from Coral Springs, Parkland, Coconut Creek, Tamarac and North Lauderdale.

Quote from ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics

“Every December we hear from patients who realize they still have benefits left that are about to expire,” said Dr. Alan S. Sokoloff, DDS, of ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics. “A cleaning and exam takes about an hour. Booking now keeps families on track with their preventive care and makes full use of coverage they have already earned.”

Scheduling

Appointments can be requested by calling (954) 345-5200 or online through ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics. The office is located at 8894 Royal Palm Blvd in Coral Springs.

About ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics

ClearWave Dental & Aesthetics is a full-service dental practice at 8894 Royal Palm Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33065. Since 1998, the practice has provided preventive, restorative, cosmetic, orthodontic and surgical dental care for children and adults throughout Coral Springs and Broward County.

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Paloren's Australian AI Training Price Index finds a median of A$595 per person for a one-day public AI course and A$4,900 for a private team session.

NEW YORK, NY, November 10, 2026 — Australian employers budgeting for staff AI training in 2027 can now compare course prices against published market figures. Paloren, the AI consulting, training and implementation company, found that the median published price for a one-day, instructor-led public AI course in Australia is A$595 per person.

The figure comes from Paloren’s Australian AI Training Price Index, which recorded the prices that 18 business AI training providers publish on their own websites as of November 10, 2026. Of those providers, 14 publish at least one price. One-day public courses ranged from A$350 to A$895 per person across eight courses from four providers.

Team sessions cost more and vary more

Private sessions for a single company’s team were priced very differently. The median published starting price was A$4,900 per group, across 13 offers from eight providers. Prices ranged from A$220 for a short session to A$8,995 for a two-session program. Session length, from about one hour to a full day, explains much of the spread, so the index recommends comparing duration and group size before price.

Tool-specific courses

Per-person prices for Claude courses ranged from A$595 to A$895, and Microsoft Copilot courses from A$295 to A$505. Some providers quote prices including GST, others exclude it and some do not say, which the index records for each listing.

The study separates per-person public courses from private team sessions and excludes developer and certification courses. Paloren’s own prices are listed for transparency but excluded from every statistic.

The index follows Paloren’s earlier guidance on choosing the best AI training company in Australia, which set out how employers can compare providers on practice, review and follow-up. The full Australian AI Training Price Index lists every provider, price and source.

About Paloren

Paloren is an AI strategy, implementation, automation and training company. It builds AI into the systems businesses already run, then trains teams to own it. Paloren was founded by Aaron Agius and Alex Agius. More information is available on Paloren’s website.

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Marconi Technologies, a New York manufacturer of in-building emergency communication equipment, announces a numbered milestone in fire alarm arc system units shipped to New York City buildings since its founding.

NEW YORK, NY — Marconi Technologies, a Manhattan-based manufacturer of in-building emergency communication equipment, announced that it has reached a milestone in the number of fire alarm arc system units it has shipped to buildings across New York City since the company was founded. The milestone covers units manufactured in the United States and delivered to high-rise properties that are subject to Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) requirements. The company said the figure reflects its sustained focus on the city’s local market.

An arc system, short for Auxiliary Radio Communication System, is an in-building radio installation that gives fire personnel a dedicated channel for communicating inside large structures. In New York City, the FDNY has specified this type of system for many high-rise buildings, where dense steel and concrete construction can interfere with portable radio signals. Municipal fire departments elsewhere in the New York metropolitan region have also adopted site-specific communication requirements for certain buildings.

Marconi Technologies designs, engineers, and produces its fire alarm arc system units at its own facilities rather than reselling equipment made by other firms. The company’s product line includes the RC-108A, which incorporates active antenna monitoring and carries UL Listing under the 2524A standard, and the VC-121N, a compact dual-channel unit that supports P25, a digital radio standard used by public safety agencies. A dedicated radio console with a seven-inch touchscreen, the CMD-V1, is also part of the line.

The company has also built custom units for municipal fire departments in the region, including the NR-911V for the New Rochelle Fire Department and the VC-911YK for the Yonkers Fire Department. In addition to manufacturing, Marconi Technologies provides engineering and design work, antenna propagation studies, and as-built and shop drawings. It also offers installation guidance, commissioning support, and around-the-clock technical assistance, and it holds FDNY certification to test and commission these systems.

“Reaching this number of units in New York City buildings reflects years of work with building owners, fire safety directors, and the FDNY,” said the Owner of Marconi Technologies. “We wanted to mark the milestone publicly because every unit represents a building where responders have a dedicated communication channel, and it shows how much of our engineering and production effort has been directed at this city.”

About Marconi Technologies: Marconi Technologies is a manufacturer of in-building emergency communication systems for first responders, headquartered at 55 Broadway in New York, NY. The company designs, engineers, and produces UL Listed equipment in the United States, including bi-directional amplifier systems for jurisdictions nationwide and auxiliary radio communication systems for New York City and select municipalities. Its products are certified by multiple authorities having jurisdiction, including the FDNY.

Building owners, fire safety directors, and code compliance managers who want details on the fire alarm arc system models produced by Marconi Technologies for New York City properties can review the company’s product and certification information at Marconi Technologies – Fire Alarm Arc System.

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55 Broadway 3rd floor, New York, NY 10006
(212) 376-4548
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