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Canadian Measles Outbreaks Exceed US Cases, Underscoring Vaccination Failure
Measles outbreaks in Ontario (1,383 cases) and Alberta (265 cases) in 2025 are far exceeding US numbers, primarily affecting unvaccinated children under 17, highlighting the urgent need for stricter vaccination policies.
Canadian Measles Outbreaks Exceed US Cases, Underscoring Vaccination Failure
Measles outbreaks in Ontario (1,383 cases) and Alberta (265 cases) in 2025 are far exceeding US numbers, primarily affecting unvaccinated children under 17, highlighting the urgent need for stricter vaccination policies.
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52% Bias Score
Alberta Premier Won't Block Secession Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that she will not block a referendum on the province's separation from Canada should a citizen-led petition garner enough signatures, lowering the threshold to 10 percent of eligible voters from a previous 20 percent, despite expressing personal opposition to...
Alberta Premier Won't Block Secession Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that she will not block a referendum on the province's separation from Canada should a citizen-led petition garner enough signatures, lowering the threshold to 10 percent of eligible voters from a previous 20 percent, despite expressing personal opposition to...
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44% Bias Score
India Strikes Pakistan After Kashmir Attack
Following a February 2024 attack in Indian Kashmir that killed 26, mostly tourists, India launched airstrikes on May 7, 2024, targeting what it called "terrorist camps" in Pakistan, escalating tensions in the disputed territory claimed by both nations.
India Strikes Pakistan After Kashmir Attack
Following a February 2024 attack in Indian Kashmir that killed 26, mostly tourists, India launched airstrikes on May 7, 2024, targeting what it called "terrorist camps" in Pakistan, escalating tensions in the disputed territory claimed by both nations.
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36% Bias Score
Carney's Measured Approach to Trump: A Toddler-Parenting Analogy in Geopolitics
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney employed a strategic, selective approach during his first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, intervening only when Trump's statements posed significant risk, such as suggesting Canada's annexation, while ignoring less consequen...
Carney's Measured Approach to Trump: A Toddler-Parenting Analogy in Geopolitics
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney employed a strategic, selective approach during his first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, intervening only when Trump's statements posed significant risk, such as suggesting Canada's annexation, while ignoring less consequen...
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Actions Spur Canada's Push for Economic Union
Canada aims to create a unified economic system by Canada Day, removing interprovincial trade barriers and harmonizing sales and corporate income taxes to counter Donald Trump's economic nationalism and strengthen the Canadian economy.
Trump's Actions Spur Canada's Push for Economic Union
Canada aims to create a unified economic system by Canada Day, removing interprovincial trade barriers and harmonizing sales and corporate income taxes to counter Donald Trump's economic nationalism and strengthen the Canadian economy.
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48% Bias Score
Post-Election Surge in Toronto Real Estate Listings Leads to Diverse Pricing Strategies
Following Canada's federal election, Toronto's real estate market is seeing a wave of new listings, with sellers employing various pricing strategies including deeply discounted prices, to attract buyers in a market offering more choice than in years past; however, sales remain inconsistent.
Post-Election Surge in Toronto Real Estate Listings Leads to Diverse Pricing Strategies
Following Canada's federal election, Toronto's real estate market is seeing a wave of new listings, with sellers employing various pricing strategies including deeply discounted prices, to attract buyers in a market offering more choice than in years past; however, sales remain inconsistent.
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40% Bias Score
U.S.-Canada Travel Bookings Plummet Amidst Political and Economic Uncertainty
U.S. President Donald Trump's policies and recession fears caused flight bookings from Canada to the U.S. to fall by over 70 percent between April and September 2025 compared to 2024, impacting airlines and travel companies, while Canadian car returns from the U.S. dropped 32 percent in March 2025.
U.S.-Canada Travel Bookings Plummet Amidst Political and Economic Uncertainty
U.S. President Donald Trump's policies and recession fears caused flight bookings from Canada to the U.S. to fall by over 70 percent between April and September 2025 compared to 2024, impacting airlines and travel companies, while Canadian car returns from the U.S. dropped 32 percent in March 2025.
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44% Bias Score
Alberta's Separatist Movement Faces First Nations Referendum Threat
First Nations chiefs in Alberta are threatening a referendum to remove Premier Danielle Smith from office unless she meets to address concerns about Alberta's separatist movement, which they claim violates their treaty rights and international law.
Alberta's Separatist Movement Faces First Nations Referendum Threat
First Nations chiefs in Alberta are threatening a referendum to remove Premier Danielle Smith from office unless she meets to address concerns about Alberta's separatist movement, which they claim violates their treaty rights and international law.
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44% Bias Score
Carney Asks Trump to Stop Calling Canada the "51st State
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney directly asked U.S. President Donald Trump to stop referring to Canada as the "51st state" during a White House meeting today; Trump responded positively but did not commit to ceasing the remarks, highlighting ongoing tensions in Canada-U.S. relations amid trade d...
Carney Asks Trump to Stop Calling Canada the "51st State
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney directly asked U.S. President Donald Trump to stop referring to Canada as the "51st state" during a White House meeting today; Trump responded positively but did not commit to ceasing the remarks, highlighting ongoing tensions in Canada-U.S. relations amid trade d...
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40% Bias Score
Revised AMT Increases Tax Burden for High-Income Canadians
Canada's revised alternative minimum tax (AMT), effective 2024, increases the tax burden for high-income earners, especially those with significant capital gains, following the government's decision to cancel the proposed capital gains tax hike; the AMT rate increased to 20.5 percent, and the availa...
Revised AMT Increases Tax Burden for High-Income Canadians
Canada's revised alternative minimum tax (AMT), effective 2024, increases the tax burden for high-income earners, especially those with significant capital gains, following the government's decision to cancel the proposed capital gains tax hike; the AMT rate increased to 20.5 percent, and the availa...
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52% Bias Score
Canadian Companies Thrive Amidst Global Market Uncertainty
Ten Canadian companies, seven in the metals and mining sector, showed positive growth despite global market uncertainty following new tariffs, benefiting from increased gold prices and a weakening U.S. dollar; however, companies with significant U.S. revenue face exposure to trade uncertainty.
Canadian Companies Thrive Amidst Global Market Uncertainty
Ten Canadian companies, seven in the metals and mining sector, showed positive growth despite global market uncertainty following new tariffs, benefiting from increased gold prices and a weakening U.S. dollar; however, companies with significant U.S. revenue face exposure to trade uncertainty.
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48% Bias Score
Conservative Caucus Retains Power to Remove Poilievre Despite Election Gains
Following the federal election, Conservative MPs voted to retain the power to remove leader Pierre Poilievre via the Reform Act, despite his increased vote share; this decision reflects a desire for changes and contrasts with the 2019 decision to support Andrew Scheer.
Conservative Caucus Retains Power to Remove Poilievre Despite Election Gains
Following the federal election, Conservative MPs voted to retain the power to remove leader Pierre Poilievre via the Reform Act, despite his increased vote share; this decision reflects a desire for changes and contrasts with the 2019 decision to support Andrew Scheer.
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44% Bias Score
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