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• Coffee, Croissants, and House Music—Welcome to the New Way We Party

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Coffee, Croissants, and House Music—Welcome to the New Way We Party

Last weekend we experienced something new and charming. A concept that’s making sure that Canada’s social scene is getting a major vibe shift—and it smells like espresso. Enter - Coffee Parties! This is the newest event format turning heads (and turning up the volume) in cities across our country. A daytime gathering that swaps cocktails for caffeine, late nights for light-filled venues, and hangovers for actual good vibes.

With croissants in one hand and iced lattes in the other, we vibed to house beats, socialized without pressure, and connected over a shared craving for something different. And clearly, it’s catching on—because tickets are selling out in minutes for these events.

Key Takeaways:

1. It’s Still a Party, Just Earlier (and Smarter)

• The Coffee Party flips the nightlife script with 11 AM to 3 PM events that bring the energy without wrecking your weekend. No bouncers, no bar tab, just good vibes and better coffee.

2. Drinks That Energize, Not Deplete

• Think iced lattes, espresso martinis (alcoholic but mainly zero-proof), iced matchas, americanos, and smoothies—crafted drinks designed to fuel connection, not fog it.

3. Pastries and Playlists > Shots and Small Talk

• Fresh croissants, cookies, and baked goods replace bar snacks, while house DJs set the tone for dancing and vibing—without needing to be drunk to enjoy it.

4. Two Vibes, One Space

• At the party we attended, guests could float between a lively dance floor and a quieter “social lounge” where real conversation and chill energy take center stage. The space was designed for all moods and all kinds of people.

5. Sober-Friendly and Socially Intentional

• Alcohol is available but optional—and most people weren’t drinking. The focus is on presence, connection, and creating a feel-good space without pressure or performance.

Why It Matters:

As more people explore sober curiosity and rethink how (and why) they go out, events like The Coffee Party are filling the gap we didn’t know we had. They offer an experience that’s joyful, inclusive, and sustainable—a way to socialize without sacrificing your next morning or your mental clarity.

It’s more than a trend. It’s a cultural reset on what it means to party—and if the buzz is any indication, we’re ready for it.

Read the full article on Notable Life.

Canada Updates Travel Advisory for U.S.—Here’s What Frequent Travelers Need to Know

If you’re someone who regularly crosses the border for work, family, or the occasional Target run, there’s an important update you should know. As of April 11, 2025, Canadians and other foreign nationals planning to stay in the U.S. for more than 30 days will need to register with U.S. immigration authorities—or risk penalties, fines, and potentially even misdemeanor charges.

This update comes as part of a broader tightening of U.S. immigration enforcement, and it follows a rise in reports of Canadian travelers being detained or flagged for insufficient documentation.

Key Takeaways:

1. New Registration Rule for Longer Stays

• If your trip to the U.S. is longer than 30 days, you’ll now be required to register with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

• This applies to anyone visiting for extended family stays, snowbird travel, remote work periods, or long-term tourism.

2. How to Prove You’re Registered

• Travelers can verify their registration through their I-94 admission record, which tracks your entry and stay in the U.S. It’s the same system used at land and air borders, so it’s wise to double-check your info before extending your visit.

3. Border Scrutiny Is Increasing

• This update follows a rise in border detentions involving Canadians, including cases where travelers were held due to unclear documentation or extended visits. Even if your intentions are casual, your paperwork now needs to be spot-on.

4. Non-Compliance Isn’t Just a Slap on the Wrist

• Skipping the registration process could lead to fines—or worse, being charged with a misdemeanor. That’s not exactly a souvenir anyone wants to bring back from their trip.

Why It Matters:

For Canadians used to breezing through the U.S. border, this is a wake-up call. The rules are shifting, and longer visits now require more preparation. Whether you’re a snowbird, remote worker, or just love a cross-border getaway, it’s worth taking a few extra steps to avoid unexpected legal headaches.

In short? If your travel plans involve more than a quick weekend away, check the fine print—and don’t assume yesterday’s rules still apply.

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