FOLLOW ON Advertisement This image released by Disney shows Mirabel , voiced by Stephanie Beatriz , in a scene from the animated film 'Encanto . ' ( Disney via AP ) NEW YORK -- A month after “ Encanto ” debuted in theaters , Lin-Manuel Miranda , who wrote the movie 's Colombia-inflected songs , took a long vacation . By the time he returned , something almost as extraordinary as the enchanted home of the movie had transpired . “ Encanto ” became the first movie soundtrack since 2019 to reach No . 1 on the Billboard charts earlier this month . The film 's most popular song , “ We Do n't Talk About Bruno , ” became the highest-charting song from a Disney animated film in more than 26 years , ranking higher than even “ Let It Go. ” The music of “ Encanto ” was suddenly everywhere . Everyone was talking about Bruno . “ By the time I got back , ` We Do n't Talk About Bruno ' had kind of taken over the world along with the rest of the ` Encanto ' soundtrack , ” ' Miranda says , laughing . “ It helps you have the perspective of : The opening weekend is not the life of the movie . It 's just the very roughest draft . Two months out , people are talking about Bruno , and his whole family. ” It 's not unusual for songs by Miranda , the composer of “ Hamilton ” and “ In the Heights , ” to capture the zeitgeist . But what the soundtrack to “ Encanto ” is doing , long after it arrived in theaters on Nov. 24 , is almost unheard of - particularly during a pandemic that has muted the ability of movies to make a lasting impression . “ Encanto , ” a warm celebration of family centered on the Madrigals , a Colombian clan with magical powers , has been the most successful animated film at the box office during the pandemic , with $ 223 million in ticket sales worldwide . But the soundtrack explosion - prompted by its Christmas debut on Disney+ - has propelled a rare kind of pop-culture sensation . “ Encanto ” did n't displace just anybody from the top spot . It overtook Adele . Six songs from the film have charted on the Billboard 100 , including “ Surface Pressure , ” “ The Family Madrigal , ” “ What Else Can I Do ? ” “ Waiting on a Miracle ” and “ Dos Oruguitas. ” All also rank among the most streamed songs on Spotify . There , “ We Do n't Talk About Bruno ” has been streamed more than 100 million times . On YouTube , you can not talk about Bruno in Hungarian and Bahasa Malaysia . Miranda took in the phenomenon of the “ Encanto ” soundtrack for the first time in an interview , speaking by phone on his way to a night of theater . ( “ Very on brand for me , ” he said from the back of a car . ) He 's mostly been experiencing “ Encanto ” mania through a text thread with directors Byron Howard and Jared Bush , co-director Charise Castro Smith and Tom MacDougall , head of music at Disney . They share things like clips of choreography or TikTok videos of people singing along . ( The # Encanto hashtag has been viewed more than 11.5 billion times on TikTok . ) “ I just got a text 10 minutes ago of someone tweeting ` If you do n't speak Spanish and you put on the closed captioning for ` Dos Oruguitas , ' you 're really going to cry , ” says Miranda , chuckling . To Miranda , what 's most rewarding is how people are connecting to the songs and its characters as expressions of their own family roles and dynamics . For example : “ Surface Pressure , ” sung by Jessica Darrow , taps into the weight of responsibility felt by an older sibling . Miranda wrote it with his older sister , Luz Miranda-Crespo , in mind . In one of the most popular “ Encanto ” TikToks , a young woman named Maribel Martinez says she not only looks like the muscular sister Luisa , but that “ Surface Pressure ” “ tells my story. ” “ The thing we were chasing was : Can we get the complexity of family , a multi-generational Latin family , into a Disney film ? ” says Miranda . “ That 's what people seem to be responding to : ` I 'm bopping my head to this but it 's kind of deep and there 's layers to it. ” ' But Miranda never saw the massive popularity of “ We Do n't Talk About Bruno ” coming . The song now ranks historically with anthems like “ Can You Feel the Love Tonight ” from “ The Lion King ” and “ A Whole New World ” from “ Aladdin. ” But “ Bruno ” is a song you can dance to . It 's a quirkier tune lifted by its infectious groove and a medley of voices that splinter and meld in a gossipy song about family secrets . “ I was saying to a friend : I think this is my ` Send in the Clowns , ” ' says Miranda . “ ` Send in the Clowns ' was Stephen Sondheim 's only chart-topper . Who would have guessed out of the millions of songs he wrote that it would be ` Send in the Clowns ' ? It feels random in one sense . “ But on the other hand , we 've all been locked up for two years , ” he continued . “ The notion of a bunch of voices happening within one home feels very resonant , with hindsight . There 's kind of a part for everyone to play in singing along with the song . If you 're not bopping to this melody , another melody is coming along in two seconds because almost every character gets a little feature in it. ” “ We Do n't Talk About Bruno ” came to Miranda quickly . In an early demo track , Miranda sang all 10 parts in a feat of choral schizophrenia . He has n't released the demo , but that has n't stopped one impersonator from trying out his best imitation . “ That 's always the process with me . There 's lots of terrible demos . Often those are sung at 3 or 4 a.m. , so they do n't sound great , ” says Miranda , laughing . “ I think TikTok has had a field day with the demos I 've released because I 'm warbling and my voice is cracking. ” “ Movies take a long time , ” he adds . “ There was a lot of just singing these songs around your house for years , and trying to make them better and better. ” As much as “ Bruno ” has broken out , it wo n't be competing at the Oscars . ( “ No , no , no , ” as the song goes . ) The Oscar-submission from “ Encanto ” is the moving , allegorical ballad “ Dos Oruguitas ” ( which translates as “ Two Caterpillars ” ) , sung by Colombian singer-songwriter Sebastian Yatra . Miranda composed it striving for the simplicity and metaphor of an old folk song . “ Dos Oruguitas ” has already been shortlisted for the Academy Awards ; if it were to be nominated and ultimately win , it would give Miranda his first Oscar - and since he 's already won Tonys , Grammys and Emmys - EGOT status . “ It 's not a thing you consciously chase , ” he says . “ I 'm thrilled to be even within spitting distance of it. ” The phenomenon of “ Encanto ” has capped a whirlwind two years for Miranda that has included documentaries tracing his origins , the release of a filmed “ Hamilton , ” the long-awaited and much-debated big-screen spectacular “ In the Heights ” and his feature filmmaking debut in the Jonathan Larson musical “ Tick , Tick ... BOOM. ” “ I have a weirdly empty desk for the first time in maybe 13 years , ” Miranda says . “ I was working on everything , and it all came out last year . ”

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Insurance Company Clerk Admits to Identity Theft And Bank Fraud Scheme Baltimore Woman and Co-Schemers Fraudulently Obtained At Least $ 174,000 in Cash and Merchandise from 89 Individual Victims in a Three Year Period Baltimore , Maryland - Shanell Angelia Bowser , age 30 , of Baltimore pleaded guilty today to stealing personal identifying information of insurance claimants from her employer to fraudulently obtain credit used to purchase merchandise and obtain cash , announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein . According to her plea agreement , from August 2005 to November 2008 , Bowser used her employment as a claims clerk with a medical insurance adjuster to obtain unauthorized access to names , social security numbers and other personal identifying information of client-claimants . Bowser and her co-schemers used such stolen personal identifying information , as well as personal identifying information stolen from patients of a local health care provider and their relatives , to fraudulently apply for credit by telephone or online . Bowser and her co-schemers used such credit to withdraw cash from ATM machines ; to purchase clothing , electronics and other items ; and for services such as mobile phones , land line phones , internet service and cable/satellite television service . The online purchases were delivered to the homes of Bowser and her co-schemers , their friends and family , and to vacant homes . Bowser drove around Baltimore City to locate vacant homes to use for delivery addresses . When the goods were shipped to the vacant homes , Bowser would direct others ( “ runners ” ) involved in the scheme to go to the vacant homes and bring the packages to Bowser and other co-schemers . Bowser and these co-schemers would take the packages and pay the runners by giving them a fraudulent credit card for their personal use . Over the course of the three year scheme , Bowser and her co-schemers used stolen identifying information of at least 207 individuals in at least 373 applications for credit accounts from financial institutions . Of those applications , at least 125 fraudulent accounts were opened and used to make purchases in the names of 89 individual victims . At least $ 174,000 in retail goods and cash advances were purchased and obtained using the fraudulently opened credit accounts . Bowser faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison and a $ 1 million fine for conspiracy to commit bank fraud ; and a mandatory sentence of two years in prison for aggravated identity theft , consecutive to any term of imprisonment for the conspiracy . U.S. District Judge William D. Quarles , Jr. scheduled sentencing for September 25 , 2009 at 1:00 p.m. United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein thanked the U.S. Secret Service , the U.S . Postal Inspection Service and the Department of Housing and Urban Development - Office of Inspector General for their investigative work . Mr. Rosenstein commended Assistant United States Attorneys Paul E. Budlow and Rachel Miller Yasser , who are prosecuting the case .

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON The iPhone 6 is shown in Toronto , on Friday , Sept. 19 , 2014 . ( Hannah Yoon / THE CANADIAN PRESS ) Do you order your most-used apps at the bottom of your smartphone ’ s screen ? Are they lined up along the side for your dominant thumb ’ s convenience ? Maybe they ’ re neatly packed away in folders ? Or perhaps , there ’ s no method to your madness and your icons are placed entirely at random on your device ? Whether you ’ ve tried them all or haven ’ t given it a second thought , arranging the icons for your phone ’ s apps can be visually pleasing , not to mention efficient . To discover some of the most useful ways to display your apps , CTVNews.ca spoke with a number of tech experts to learn how they order their app pages and what they recommend . 1 . Folders by theme : Tech guru , TV personality and busy mom Amber MacArthur swears by the folder method when she ’ s positioning her app icons on her Samsung Galaxy S7 . The Toronto-based tech expert categorizes her apps into folders by theme such as travel , social media or kids . MacArthur said she doesn ’ t use the gaming apps her eight-year-old son favours on her phone , so she puts them all in a folder to keep them in one place . “ I think I ’ m probably like most people , especially parents , where I end up having a lot of apps that aren ’ t apps that I use , ” she explained . “ I think folders have just become an easier way to manage some of those different apps. ” For those naysayers that argue that folders make it difficult to find certain apps , MacArthur has a simple solution . She uses the search function on her Android phone , in her case Google Gesture Search , to quickly find what she ’ s looking for . MacArthur strongly recommends making use of the search bar on your device ( for Apple phones just swipe down ) to quickly type in the name of the app you need . Amber ’ s pro tip : Don ’ t forget to regularly delete the apps you don ’ t use . If you haven ’ t used it in six months , delete it . 2 . Reachability : With her large iPhone 7 Plus , Toronto-based web designer and tech expert Avery Swartz arranges her apps based on how easily she can reach them with her thumbs . She says she prefers to have all of her apps on one screen so her home screen is a combination of folders and standalone icons . Because it ’ s more difficult for her left thumb ( she ’ s left-handed ) to reach the top of her phone , Swartz places her most used apps at the bottom of her screen and the folders with the less-used ones at the top . “ I put the lesser-used apps or the lesser-used folders in those literally harder-to-reach places , ” she said . Like MacArthur , the folders located at the top of her screen are organized by themes , such as music or photography . Avery ’ s pro tip : Experiment by moving icons around and trying different methods to see what works for you . 3 . Migrate apps : Tech journalist Andy Walker says he ’ s always paying attention to how frequently he ’ s using his apps . If he finds that he ’ s regularly tapping a certain app , he says he ’ ll migrate it to the home screen of his iPhone 6 . “ I tend to promote the apps that I use the most from the back end and I move them forward as I use them , ” he said . Although he doesn ’ t have a specific schedule for moving his apps around on his six pages , the Tampa , Fla. author says he tends to rearrange icons several times a week . He finds that he really only needs the 20 or so apps on his home screen on a daily basis . “ My everyday apps are on the home screen . Some of the lesser stuff , like banking for example , is on the second screen and then it goes from there , ” Walker said . Andy ’ s pro tip : Pay attention to what apps you ’ re using the most often and give them priority by moving them forward . 4 . Edit the app drawer : Both Android and Apple devices include an app drawer ( sometimes called a dock ) at the bottom of the home screen with four or five app icons already in place . Toronto-based Tech expert Marc Saltzman says not enough smartphone users edit the apps that are in this convenient location . He says he swaps out the prearranged apps at the bottom of his Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus ’ home screen and replaces them with ones he uses more often . “ You don ’ t have to use the ones that they give you if you don ’ t use them , ” Saltzman said . “ For example , Apple will give you Safari as their web browser but a lot of people prefer Chrome so why keep Safari down there when you don ’ t use it ? ” Saltzman said smartphone users can usually add an extra icon or two to the app drawer for extra convenience . Marc ’ s pro tip : Use your voice to search for apps . For example , on Android devices , you can say , “ Okay Google , open Uber ” or for Apple phones , you can say , “ Hey Siri , open Uber . ”

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Cricket / ANDREW STRAUSS says he is the right man as the new captain to bring back unity to an England dressing room split over Kevin Pietersen ’ s power struggle . Cricket / ANDREW STRAUSS says he is the right man as the new captain to bring back unity to an England dressing room split over Kevin Pietersen ’ s power struggle . Cricket / Kevin Pietersen declared he has `` unfinished business '' as captain of England . Cricket / Former nemesis Steve Waugh waded into the debate on English cricket 's week of crisis on Saturday which culminated in Andrew Strauss being named captain for the entire Caribbean tour . Cricket / ANDREW STRAUSS flexed his muscles as England ’ s new captain yesterday and convinced the selectors that he is also the right man to lead the one-day team in the West Indies this winter . Cricket / Steve Harmison has denied playing a role in Kevin Pietersen 's downfall as England captain and claims the national team remain united . Cricket / Kevin Pietersen is looking forward to `` becoming a soldier again '' after a dramatic week which saw him relinquish the England captaincy . Cricket / Former Australia and Yorkshire batsman Darren Lehmann has added his name to the list of candidates for the vacant England coaching job . Cricket / Kent captain Robert Key has blasted the England and Wales Cricket Board for the `` shambles '' that caused both Kevin Pietersen and Peter Moores to leave their posts last week . Cricket / KEVIN PIETERSEN broke his silence on the crisis that engulfed English cricket last week and unwittingly revealed exactly why he had lost his job as captain : he refused to accept any blame . Cricket / England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff insists he wanted both deposed captain Kevin Pietersen and sacked coach Peter Moores to keep their jobs .

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The Judds reunite for CMT Music Awards performance The Judds , one of the most successful duos in country music in the 1980s , are reuniting to perform on the CMT Music Awards , their first major awards show performance together in more than two decades . The mother-and-daughter duo of Naomi and Wynonna will perform their hit `` Love Will Build a Bridge '' on the awards show on April 11 , airing on CBS and Paramount+ , during an outdoor shoot in front of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville , Tennessee . It 's a fitting backdrop for the five-time Grammy winners , who will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in May . `` It feels both surreal and what a thrill it is . What a thrill to finally get her back on the stage because she 's been waiting for 20-plus years , '' Wynonna told the AP of her mother , Naomi . `` As a daughter and as an artist , it 's a win-win . '' Originally from Kentucky , Naomi was working as a nurse in the Nashville area when she and Wynonna started singing together professionally . Their unique harmonies , together with elements of acoustic music , bluegrass and blues , made them stand out in the genre at the time . The Judds won nine Country Music Association Awards and seven from the Academy of Country Music and had more than a dozen No . 1 hits , including `` Mama , He 's Crazy '' and `` Grandpa ( Tell Me 'bout the Good Old Days ) . '' In 1990 , Naomi Judd announced her retirement from performing due to chronic hepatitis . Wynonna has continued her solo career and they have occasionally reunited for special performances . `` To have all the incredible opportunities that I have had , being reminded of all that , just makes me very humbled and I just want to bask in the moment , '' Naomi Judd told the AP . This is also their first ever performance together at the CMT Music Awards . Country star Kacey Musgraves will introduce the pair prior to the performance . `` Music is the bridge between mom and me , and it it bonds us together . Even in the not easy times , '' said Wynonna Judd . `` We show up and we sing because that 's what love is about , right ? So what a beautiful celebration . '' Hosted by country singer Kelsea Ballerini and actor Anthony Mackie , the fan-voted awards show will also feature performances by Ballerini , Kane Brown , Miranda Lambert , Maren Morris , Cody Johnson , Little Big Town , Keith Urban , Carly Pearce and more . Correction This story has been corrected to remove Luke Combs from performance lineup . MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS CTVNews.ca Top Stories Canada easing some COVID-19 border rules for children and those fully vaccinated Starting Monday , some of Canada 's pandemic border restrictions are being eased for those who are fully vaccinated and for children regardless of their vaccination status . 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MIAMI ( AP ) — Two men charged with drug trafficking could have done a better job hiding their wares than using a package labeled `` Bag Full of Drugs , '' Florida authorities said . Ian Simmons and Joshua Reinhardt , both 34 , were pulled over in Santa Rosa County on Saturday after a trooper clocked them going 95 mph ( 153 kph ) on Interstate 10 on the state 's Panhandle , according to a Florida Highway Patrol arrest report . The trooper determined that Reinhardt was the subject of an active felony warrant for violation of probation in Orange County . He requested backup . A Santa Rosa County Sheriff 's deputy arrived to assist , and a K-9 alerted to the presence of contraband in the vehicle , the arrest report said . Authorities found approximately 75 grams of methamphetamine , 1.36 kilograms of the date-rape drug GHB , 1 gram of cocaine , 3.6 grams of fentanyl , 15 MDMA tablets and drug paraphernalia . Both men were taken into custody and taken to jail . They are charged with trafficking in methamphetamine and GHB , three counts of possession of a controlled substance , and possession of drug paraphernalia . `` Note to self- do not traffic your illegal narcotics in bags labeled 'Bag Full Of Drugs , ' '' deputies wrote on Facebook . `` Our K-9 's can read . '' Jail records did not say whether the men had attorneys who could comment .

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A 26-year-old Cuban man who stowed away in the cargo hold of a flight from Havana to Miami was arrested Friday morning by U.S. Customs and Border Protection . `` CBP received reports of a possible stowaway shortly after midnight after a ramp agent encountered the man while offloading baggage , '' CBP spokesperson Keith E. Smith told ABC News in a statement . The man `` was taken into custody by U.S. Customs and Border Protection , '' Greg Chin , Communications Director for the Miami-Dade Aviation Department told ABC News Friday . According to FlightRadar 24 , the Swift Air flight took off from Havana on Thursday at 11:11 p.m. EST and landed in Miami at 11:51 p.m. EST . Swift Air did not respond to a request for comment . Local ABC affiliate WPLG reported the pilot could be heard talking to air traffic control saying , `` Apparently someone came over in the belly on our aircraft . '' A controller responds , `` You need assistance , where , what gate ? '' `` Police , Police , '' the pilot says . `` Juliet 9 .. apparently we just came in from Havana .. apparently we had a stowaway on the belly . '' Social media video and images obtained by ABC show the alleged `` stowaway . '' He was wearing jeans and a short-sleeved dark blue shirt and appeared to be unharmed . `` CBP 's mission is to facilitate travel while maintaining the highest standards of security for those who live here and for those who come to visit , '' Smith said . Customs agents on average process a million travelers a day at airports , seaports and border crossings across the country .

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CRM WEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY 8 , 1995 ( 202 ) 514-2008 TDD ( 202 ) 514-1888 WORLD TRADE CENTER BOMBING SUSPECT APPREHENDED IN PAKISTAN Attorney General Janet Reno said today that Ramzi Ahmed Yousef , a fugitive indicted for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing in New York City , has been arrested abroad and returned to the United States by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to be tried on the bombing charges . Reno said `` Yousef was apprehended in Pakistan and turned over to American authorities to face charges of taking part in a bombing that killed six persons and injured more than 1,000 others . '' Reno said Yousef was taken into custody Tuesday in Pakistan , turned over to FBI agents there , and then flown aboard a U.S. aircraft to New York last night . FBI Director Louis J. Freeh said `` The FBI has conducted a world-wide search for Yousef since he was charged shortly after the bombing on February 26 , 1993 . '' Yousef was first indicted on March 11 , 1993 , and named in a fifth superseding indictment on September 1 . Freeh said `` Other parts of the federal government that made invaluable contributions to the investigation were the Department of State , including its Diplomatic Security Service , and the Drug Enforcement Administration . '' United States Attorney Mary Jo White of the Southern District of New York said `` Yousef is expected to be arraigned in Manhattan Federal Court on Thursday . '' White said `` The message that this sends is that we will pursue accused terrorists wherever they seek to hide and bring them to justice . '' Four of Yousef 's co-defendants were convicted of federal charges on March 4 , 1994 , in the World Trade Center bombing : Mohammad Salameh , Nidal Ayyad , Mahmud Abouhalima , and Ahmad Mohammad Ajaj . They have each been sentenced to 240 years of imprisonment without the possibility of parole . The indictment charged Yousef , 27 , who was born in the Middle East , with 11 counts relating to the World Trade Center bombing . The most serious charges carry a maximum penalty upon conviction of life in prison without parole . The indictment said Yousef , using a false name , flew to New York from Pakistan in September 1992 , and later purchased chemicals . In January and February 1993 , the indictment said , Yousef and other co-conspirators mixed chemicals in a Jersey City , New Jersey , apartment to produce explosive materials . The co-conspirators caused an explosive device to detonate in a van in a garage area beneath the World Trade Center complex on February 26 , 1993 , the indictment said . On the same day , Yousef again used a false name when he boarded a flight in New York City for Pakistan , the indictment said . # # # 95-078

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Plum Creek Environmental , manufacturer and distributor of waste and recycling containers and equipment , is expanding in North Mississippi , investing $ 825,000 and creating 50 jobs . Founded in Columbus , Plum Creek Environmental is expanding into a larger facility previously occupied by Long Branch in West Point . “ We are excited to find a property in West Point that will greatly enhance our production capacity and allow us to tap into a skilled talent pool of production welders , ” said Jim Wamble , president and CEO of Plum Creek Environmental Technologies . “ We appreciate the assistance of the GTR LINK , the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District , the Mississippi Development Authority , Clay County Board of Supervisors and the city of West Point in supporting our development. ” The Mississippi Development Authority is providing assistance for building and infrastructure improvements . The city of West Point and Clay County are providing 10-year ad valorem tax abatements . “ MDA is pleased to support Plum Creek Environmental as it expands its operations in West Point , creating new career opportunities for Mississippians in the region , ” said MDA Executive Director Glenn McCullough , Jr. “ We salute our economic development partners at the Golden Triangle Development LINK , the city of West Point , Clay County and the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District , who played an important role in this project. ” Plum Creek Environmental currently has 35 employees . The company expects to begin operations in its new West Point location by the beginning of 2017 .

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON Grocery store owner Gilles Robin works on his fruits vegetable display in Breakeyville , Que . on Nov. 28 2006 . ( Jacques Boissinot / THE CANADIAN PRESS ) Two often-cited rules of personal finance dictate that 10 per cent of income should go to savings , and that no more than 30 per cent should go to housing . However , when it comes to how much people should budget to feed themselves , there are no hard and fast rules . Last week , critics rebuked Quebec Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard after he suggested a family of three -- one adult and two teens -- in the province could survive on a $ 75 weekly grocery budget . That modest sum of money may be all some people can dedicate to groceries , but experts say a typical family would likely spend more . It 's important to consider income as well as some cost-cutting strategies when arriving at a reasonable budget in an era of rising food prices . `` It does pay to have a good solid budget for grocery , '' said Christine Williston , a North Vancouver-based money coach with Money Coaches Canada . The minimum should be $ 200 per person , per month , she said . For a family of three , that would be roughly $ 138 weekly -- $ 63 more than Couillard 's estimate . Though , Williston notes , people with limited incomes may have less than that to work with . That number should include household items that can be picked up at a supermarket , like dishwashing detergent and garbage bags , she said , but not any of the extras that big one-stop-shop grocers now sell , like home decor or barbecues . Dining out ought to be a separate line item in the budget too , said Williston . A $ 200 night out , for example , could artificially inflate how much one is spending on groceries . Spending just $ 200 a month per person may well be difficult , Williston said , as groceries have been getting significantly more expensive . A family of four will likely spend $ 11,948 on groceries and eating out in 2018 , according to an annual food price report by lead author and Dalhousie University professor Sylvain Charlebois . That figure amounts to about $ 230 a week . That 's $ 348 more than the previous year , though more than half of that increase will be spent on eating out , according to the report . Overall , food prices will rise between one and three per cent this year , the report estimates . Statistics Canada data shows grocery prices trending up over the past several years . The average Canadian household spent $ 6,176 or about $ 119 a week on food from stores in 2016 , according to Statistic Canada 's most recent data . The yearly total has climbed each year since 2012 . Even the CEOs of Canada 's major supermarket chains warn of rising inflation thanks to cost pressures in the industry , including rising labour and transportation costs , as well as the impact of an ongoing trade war with the U.S . Many people spend more than Williston 's recommended $ 200 per person , per week . She 's counselled clients who hover closer to $ 500 for each family member per week . `` It 's actually very easy to do , '' she said , citing high organic food costs or specialty items . Depending on income and how the rest of their earnings are allocated , Williston said , that may be an acceptable sum for some budgets . Still , there are some simple ways to cut costs and move closer to the $ 200 mark . Alyssa Fischer , a personal finance blogger living in Fort McMurray , Alta. , tracked her calorie consumption to lower her shopping bills . She found the extra attention to how often she was eating out helped her reduce the frequency . While that brought her and her husband 's grocery budget up by about $ 100 a month , it reduced their entertainment budget . `` So , total though , I 'm spending less money , '' she said , adding they now spend about $ 500 on groceries a month . Raising the grocery budget to save money on eating out is something Williston finds she often recommends to her clients . Fisher and her husband also shop at a store where they can rack up points for free groceries . Every three months or so , they earn about $ 100 of groceries , Fischer said . They couple only eat vegetarian meals at home to help cut costs , but allow themselves to order meat dishes at restaurants . They also plan their meals , rotating through several staple recipes , like pasta and chili . It 's good to be able to find innovative ways to incorporate food that is close to spoiling , said Williston , like using soon-to-be brown bananas in a smoothie , to reduce food waste . Every Canadian , on average , tosses away 170 kilograms of food , according to a report released earlier this year by the Commission for Environmental Co-operation , an environmental watchdog agency set up under NAFTA .

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WASHINGTON — John Paul Stevens , the bow-tied , independent-thinking , Republican-nominated justice who unexpectedly emerged as the Supreme Court 's leading liberal , died Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale , Florida , after suffering a stroke Monday . He was 99 . During nearly 35 years on the court , Stevens stood for the freedom and dignity of individuals , be they students or immigrants or prisoners . He acted to limit the death penalty , squelch official prayer in schools , establish gay rights , promote racial equality and preserve legal abortion . He protected the rights of crime suspects and illegal immigrants facing deportation . He influenced fellow justices to give foreign terrorism suspects held for years at the Guantanamo Bay , Cuba , naval base the right to plead for their release in U.S. courts . Stevens served more than twice the average tenure for a justice , and was only the second to mark his 90th birthday on the high court . From his appointment by President Gerald Ford in 1975 through his retirement in June 2010 , he shaped decisions that touched countless aspects of American life . `` He brought to our bench an inimitable blend of kindness , humility , wisdom and independence . His unrelenting commitment to justice has left us a better nation , '' Chief Justice John Roberts said in a statement . The White House issued a statement saying President Donald Trump and the first lady offered their condolences to Stevens ' family and friends and praising `` his passion for the law and for our country . '' He remained an active writer and speaker into his late 90s , surprising some when he came out against Justice Brett Kavanaugh 's confirmation following Kavanaugh 's angry denial of sexual assault allegations . Stevens wrote an autobiography , `` The Making of a Justice : My First 94 Years , '' that was released just after his 99th birthday in April 2019 . At first considered a centrist , Stevens came to be seen as a lion of liberalism . But he rejected that characterization . `` I do n't think of myself as a liberal at all , '' Stevens told The New York Times in 2007 . `` I think as part of my general politics , I 'm pretty darn conservative . '' The way Stevens saw it , he held to the same ground , but the court had shifted steadily to the right over the decades , creating the illusion that he was moving leftward . He did change his views on some issues , however . He morphed from a critic of affirmative action to a supporter , and came to believe the death penalty was wrong . His legal reasoning was often described as unpredictable or idiosyncratic , especially in his early years on the court . He was a prolific writer of separate opinions laying out his own thinking , whether he agreed or disagreed with the majority 's ruling . Yet Stevens did n't consider his methods novel . He tended toward a case-by-case approach , avoided sweeping judicial philosophies , and stayed mindful of precedent . The white-haired Stevens , eyes often twinkling behind owlish glasses , was the picture of old-fashioned geniality on the court and off . He took an unusually courteous tone with lawyers arguing their cases , but he was no pushover . After his fellow justices fired off questions , Stevens would politely weigh in . `` May I ask a question ? '' he 'd ask gently , then quickly slice to the weakest point of a lawyer 's argument . Stevens was especially concerned with the plight of ordinary citizens up against the government or other powerful interests — a type of struggle he witnessed as a boy . When he was 14 , his father , owner of a grand but failing Chicago hotel , was wrongly convicted of embezzlement . Ernest Stevens was vindicated on appeal , but decades later his son would say the family 's ordeal taught him that justice can misfire . More often , however , Stevens credited his sensitivity to abuses of power by police and prosecutors to what he learned while representing criminal defendants in pro bono cases as a young Chicago lawyer . He voiced only one regret about his Supreme Court career : that he had supported reinstating the death penalty in 1976 . More than three decades later , Stevens publicly declared his opposition to capital punishment , saying that years of bad court decisions had overlooked racial bias , favored prosecutors and otherwise undermined his expectation that death sentences could be handed down fairly . One of his harshest dissents came when the court lifted restrictions on spending by corporations and unions to sway elections . He called the 2010 ruling `` a rejection of the common sense of the American people '' and a threat to democracy . As he read parts of that opinion aloud , Stevens ' voice wavered uncharacteristically and he repeatedly stumbled over words . For the 90-year-old who 'd worried he would n't know when to bow out , it was a signal . `` That was the day I decided to resign , '' Stevens said later . He also disclosed in his autobiography that he had suffered a mini-stroke . Justice Elena Kagan took Stevens ' seat on the court . The retirement of Stevens , known as a defender of strict separation of church and state , notably left the high court without a single Protestant member for the first time . `` I guess I 'm the last WASP , '' he joked , saying the issue was irrelevant to the justices ' work . Justice Neil Gorsuch , who joined the court in 2017 , was raised Catholic , but attends a Protestant church . A great-grandfather , Stevens eased into an active retirement of writing and speaking , still fit for swimming and tennis in Fort Lauderdale , where he and his second wife , Maryan , kept a home away from Washington . He is survived by two daughters , Elizabeth and Susan , who were with him when he died . Other survivors include nine grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren . Stevens ' first wife , Elizabeth , second wife , Maryan , and two children died before him . Funeral arrangements are pending , the Supreme Court said in a statement announcing his death . But he is expected to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery , next to Maryan . Born in 1920 , Stevens was a privileged child of a bygone era : He met Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh at the family hotel and was at the ballpark when Babe Ruth hit his famous `` called-shot '' home run in the 1932 World Series . He joined the Navy the day before the attack on Pearl Harbor , and was awarded the Bronze Star for his service with a Japanese code-breaking team . The code breakers ' work enabled the U.S. to shoot down a plane carrying the commander of the Japanese Navy , and that targeted wartime killing later contributed to his misgivings about the death penalty . After World War II , Stevens graduated first in his class at Northwestern University 's law school and clerked for Supreme Court Justice Wiley Rutledge . As a lawyer he became an antitrust expert , experience he brought to Supreme Court rulings such as one ending the NCAA 's control over televised college football games . President Richard Nixon appointed Stevens , a lifelong Republican , to the federal appeals court in Chicago . Judge Stevens was considered a moderate conservative when Ford — whose nominee would need the approval of a Democratic-controlled Senate — chose him for the Supreme Court . Stevens won unanimous confirmation after uneventful hearings nothing like today 's partisan shows . Stevens ' liberal bent once on the high court was `` different than I envisioned , '' Ford acknowledged decades later , but he still supported and praised him as `` a very good legal scholar . '' Stevens ' influence reached its height after other liberals retired in the early 1990s , leaving him the senior associate justice and the court 's leader on the left . For a dozen years after , he proved adept at drawing swing votes from Republican appointees Sandra Day O'Connor and Anthony Kennedy , often frustrating conservative Chief Justice William Rehnquist . Stevens ' clout diminished after Roberts arrived in 2005 and O'Connor was replaced by the more conservative Samuel Alito . But he did n't lose spirit . Throughout his career , Stevens unleashed some of his most memorable language in defeat . He wrote a scathing dissent in Bush v. Gore , the 2000 case that ended Florida 's presidential recount and anointed George W. Bush : `` Although we may never know with complete certainty the identity of the winner of this year 's presidential election , the identity of the loser is perfectly clear . It is the nation 's confidence in the judge as an impartial guardian of the rule of law . ''

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'Cheap and comforting ' : Tofu and broccoli are flavoured with lime and chili , roasted and served over brown rice A recipe for roasted chili basil lime tofu bowls is one of more than 125 vegan options in The First Mess Cookbook : Vibrant Plant-Based Recipes to Eat Well Through the Seasons A recipe for roasted chili basil lime tofu bowls is one of more than 125 vegan options in The First Mess Cookbook : Vibrant Plant-Based Recipes to Eat Well Through the Seasons by Laura Wright ( Penguin , 2017 ) . The title refers to the first spring crops of favourite vegetables . Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet , but your article continues below . Wright was raised in southern Ontario , where her parents grew vegetables and ran a food market . She has produced an exceptional , beautifully illustrated book of easy dishes . Many are “ cheap and comforting , ” as she puts it , including her tomato , vegetable and lentil soup , her rice and bean veggie burgers , and stuffed red peppers . She has a gift for accenting vegetables and grains with combinations of seasonings and condiments , which is well demonstrated on her blog , also called The First Mess . ROASTED CHILI BASIL LIME TOFU BOWLS Serves : 4 Serves : 4 14 oz ( 398 g package ) extra-firm tofu 2 tsp ( 10 mL ) lime zest ( grated rind ) 2 tbsp ( 30 mL ) fresh lime juice 2 tbsp ( 30 mL ) grapeseed or other neutral-flavoured oil 1/2 tsp ( 2 mL ) garlic powder 1/2 tsp ( 2 mL ) chili flakes Salt and freshly ground pepper 2 cups ( 500 mL ) fresh broccoli florets 1/4 cup ( 60 mL ) chopped fresh basil 2 cups ( 500 mL ) hot cooked brown rice 1/2 cup ( 125 mL ) fresh sprouts ( preferably sunflower sprouts ) 1/4 cup ( 60 mL ) toasted sunflower seeds 2 tsp ( 10 mL ) lime zest ( grated rind ) 2 tbsp ( 30 mL ) fresh lime juice 2 tbsp ( 30 mL ) grapeseed or other neutral-flavoured oil 1/2 tsp ( 2 mL ) garlic powder 1/2 tsp ( 2 mL ) chili flakes Salt and freshly ground pepper 2 cups ( 500 mL ) fresh broccoli florets 1/4 cup ( 60 mL ) chopped fresh basil 2 cups ( 500 mL ) hot cooked brown rice 1/2 cup ( 125 mL ) fresh sprouts ( preferably sunflower sprouts ) 1/4 cup ( 60 mL ) toasted sunflower seeds 1 . Preheat oven to 400 F ( 200 C ) . Line a baking pan with parchment paper . 2 . Drain tofu and pat dry with kitchen towels . Cut into 1-inch ( 2.5 cm ) cubes . 3 . In a medium bowl , whisk together the lime zest and juice , oil , garlic powder , chili flakes , and salt and pepper to taste . Toss the tofu cubes in this lime marinade until each is coated . Lift tofu cubes from the bowl with fingers or a slotted spoon , reserving as much of the marinade as possible , and spread cubes out on the prepared baking pan . 4 . Roast tofu in preheated oven for 15 minutes , uncovered . Meanwhile , toss the broccoli florets in the remaining marinade . Remove pan from oven , turn cubes over , and add broccoli to pan . Return pan to oven and roast for another 20 minutes , until tofu and broccoli are lightly browned . 5 . Whisk basil into the remaining marinade . Serve the roasted tofu and broccoli hot over bowls of hot brown rice , adding sprouts and toasted sunflower seeds . Drizzle with the basil-flavoured marinade and serve at once . 2 . Drain tofu and pat dry with kitchen towels . Cut into 1-inch ( 2.5 cm ) cubes . 3 . In a medium bowl , whisk together the lime zest and juice , oil , garlic powder , chili flakes , and salt and pepper to taste . Toss the tofu cubes in this lime marinade until each is coated . Lift tofu cubes from the bowl with fingers or a slotted spoon , reserving as much of the marinade as possible , and spread cubes out on the prepared baking pan . 4 . Roast tofu in preheated oven for 15 minutes , uncovered . Meanwhile , toss the broccoli florets in the remaining marinade . Remove pan from oven , turn cubes over , and add broccoli to pan . Return pan to oven and roast for another 20 minutes , until tofu and broccoli are lightly browned . 5 . Whisk basil into the remaining marinade . Serve the roasted tofu and broccoli hot over bowls of hot brown rice , adding sprouts and toasted sunflower seeds . Drizzle with the basil-flavoured marinade and serve at once .

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