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US-China Tariffs Cause Imminent Product Shortages
The US-China trade war, initiated with 145% tariffs in April, is causing a 65% drop in ocean shipments from China to the US, leading to anticipated product shortages and price increases for North American consumers starting mid-May; this is exacerbated by the removal of the de minimis rule for Chine...
US-China Tariffs Cause Imminent Product Shortages
The US-China trade war, initiated with 145% tariffs in April, is causing a 65% drop in ocean shipments from China to the US, leading to anticipated product shortages and price increases for North American consumers starting mid-May; this is exacerbated by the removal of the de minimis rule for Chine...
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56% Bias Score
Political Upset: Fanjoy Defeats Poilievre in Carleton Riding
In a stunning upset, Bruce Fanjoy, a political newcomer, defeated Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in the Carleton riding by securing 50.8% of the vote, highlighting concerns about Poilievre's political style and local neglect.
Political Upset: Fanjoy Defeats Poilievre in Carleton Riding
In a stunning upset, Bruce Fanjoy, a political newcomer, defeated Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in the Carleton riding by securing 50.8% of the vote, highlighting concerns about Poilievre's political style and local neglect.
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48% Bias Score
B.C. Premier Seeks Increased Federal Funding Post-Election
British Columbia Premier David Eby is using the recent federal Liberal Party victory to push for increased federal funding for infrastructure projects and a renegotiation of the province's status in Confederation, focusing on reducing dependence on the U.S. market and improving Canada's supply chain...
B.C. Premier Seeks Increased Federal Funding Post-Election
British Columbia Premier David Eby is using the recent federal Liberal Party victory to push for increased federal funding for infrastructure projects and a renegotiation of the province's status in Confederation, focusing on reducing dependence on the U.S. market and improving Canada's supply chain...
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Film Archives Face Funding Crisis
The Cinémathèque Québécoise declined MusiquePlus's vast video archives due to storage and resource constraints, highlighting broader challenges faced by Canadian film archives struggling with underfunding, limited resources, and a shortage of trained archivists, mirroring concerns raised by recent U...
Canadian Film Archives Face Funding Crisis
The Cinémathèque Québécoise declined MusiquePlus's vast video archives due to storage and resource constraints, highlighting broader challenges faced by Canadian film archives struggling with underfunding, limited resources, and a shortage of trained archivists, mirroring concerns raised by recent U...
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36% Bias Score
Amazon's Q1 Results Miss Estimates, Shares Fall
Amazon reported slower-than-expected growth in its cloud computing division and lower-than-projected operating income for the first quarter, causing its stock to fall 5 percent in after-hours trading; the company's forecast for the current quarter also fell short of analysts' expectations.
Amazon's Q1 Results Miss Estimates, Shares Fall
Amazon reported slower-than-expected growth in its cloud computing division and lower-than-projected operating income for the first quarter, causing its stock to fall 5 percent in after-hours trading; the company's forecast for the current quarter also fell short of analysts' expectations.
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40% Bias Score
China Evaluating US Offer to Negotiate Tariffs
Following economic pressure from the ongoing US-China trade war, China is evaluating an offer from the US to negotiate tariffs, emphasizing that any dialogue requires the US to correct its unilateral measures; China's factory activity contracted at the fastest pace in 16 months in April.
China Evaluating US Offer to Negotiate Tariffs
Following economic pressure from the ongoing US-China trade war, China is evaluating an offer from the US to negotiate tariffs, emphasizing that any dialogue requires the US to correct its unilateral measures; China's factory activity contracted at the fastest pace in 16 months in April.
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40% Bias Score
Uganda Military Chief Faces Torture Allegations
Uganda's top military commander, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, is accused of torturing opposition activist Edward Ssebuufu, posting a humiliating photo online, prompting outrage and condemnation as the country heads towards a January election amidst a government crackdown on dissent.
Uganda Military Chief Faces Torture Allegations
Uganda's top military commander, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, is accused of torturing opposition activist Edward Ssebuufu, posting a humiliating photo online, prompting outrage and condemnation as the country heads towards a January election amidst a government crackdown on dissent.
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60% Bias Score
Mexican Nationals Charged in Large-Scale Human Smuggling Operation Across U.S.-Canada Border
Four Mexican nationals were charged with running a human smuggling operation for two years across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, bringing hundreds of migrants weekly into the U.S. from Mexico, Central, and South America via Canada and engaging in multiple high-speed chases with law enforcement.
Mexican Nationals Charged in Large-Scale Human Smuggling Operation Across U.S.-Canada Border
Four Mexican nationals were charged with running a human smuggling operation for two years across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, bringing hundreds of migrants weekly into the U.S. from Mexico, Central, and South America via Canada and engaging in multiple high-speed chases with law enforcement.
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44% Bias Score
NDP Suffers Historic Defeat, Signaling Potential Shift to Two-Party System
The federal NDP achieved its worst electoral results since 1961, losing key ridings in Ontario and Saskatchewan, and signaling a potential long-term shift to a two-party system in Canada.
NDP Suffers Historic Defeat, Signaling Potential Shift to Two-Party System
The federal NDP achieved its worst electoral results since 1961, losing key ridings in Ontario and Saskatchewan, and signaling a potential long-term shift to a two-party system in Canada.
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56% Bias Score
Toronto School Board Considers Closing 35 Pools to Address Budget Deficit
The Toronto District School Board is considering closing 35 of its 66 pools to address a \$58-million budget deficit, potentially impacting thousands of children's access to swimming lessons and raising equity concerns.
Toronto School Board Considers Closing 35 Pools to Address Budget Deficit
The Toronto District School Board is considering closing 35 of its 66 pools to address a \$58-million budget deficit, potentially impacting thousands of children's access to swimming lessons and raising equity concerns.
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56% Bias Score
2025 Canadian Election: Narrow Liberal Victory Highlights Regional Divisions, but Moderate Vote Suggests Less Polarization
Mark Carney's Liberals won the 2025 Canadian election by a narrow margin, sparking concerns about national unity due to regional voting patterns; however, the two major parties each secured over 40% of the vote, suggesting a less polarized electorate than initially perceived.
2025 Canadian Election: Narrow Liberal Victory Highlights Regional Divisions, but Moderate Vote Suggests Less Polarization
Mark Carney's Liberals won the 2025 Canadian election by a narrow margin, sparking concerns about national unity due to regional voting patterns; however, the two major parties each secured over 40% of the vote, suggesting a less polarized electorate than initially perceived.
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52% Bias Score
Apple Stock Drops 3% Amidst Trade War, Shifts iPhone Production to India
Apple shares fell nearly 3% on Friday after the company announced a reduced share buyback program and projected $900 million in additional tariff costs, prompting a shift of iPhone production to India to mitigate the impact of the US-China trade war.
Apple Stock Drops 3% Amidst Trade War, Shifts iPhone Production to India
Apple shares fell nearly 3% on Friday after the company announced a reduced share buyback program and projected $900 million in additional tariff costs, prompting a shift of iPhone production to India to mitigate the impact of the US-China trade war.
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40% Bias Score
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