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English-language newspaper in Canada

The Globe and Mail is a Canadian newspaper printed in five cities in western and central Canada. With a weekly readership of more than 6 million in 2024, it is Canada's most widely read newspaper on weekdays and Saturdays, although it falls slightly behind the Toronto Star in overall weekly circulation because the Star publishes a Sunday edition, whereas the Globe does not. The Globe and Mail is regarded by some as Canada's "newspaper of record".

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Trump's False Claim Highlights Canada's Resistance to U.S. Banking Influence

President Trump's claim that American banks cannot operate in Canada is false, although stringent Canadian regulations limit U.S. bank ownership to 1.4% of the Canadian market, a situation rooted in Canada's long history of resisting American economic dominance.

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One Pound of Fentanyl Seized in Seattle; Canada-U.S. Tensions Rise

U.S. Customs seized about a pound of fentanyl sent from Canada to the U.S. via courier on February 6th in Seattle; this comes amidst President Trump's claims of increased fentanyl trafficking from Canada, prompting proposed tariffs.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Trump's Tariffs to Cripple North American Auto Industry

President Trump's planned 25 percent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican auto parts, starting as early as March, will severely disrupt the North American auto industry, according to Magna International CEO Swamy Kotagiri, who estimates a 20 percent reduction in 2025 earnings before interest and taxes if...

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US-Canada Relations: A Dystopian Near-Future

A satirical film depicts a future where a U.S. president's actions, including tariffs and boycotts, severely strain relations with Canada, leading to economic hardship and nationalistic fervor in Canada, mirroring real-world concerns about global instability and misinformation.

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Business News Roundup: CPPIB Success, Shopify Action, Tim Hortons Decline

This week's business news includes CPPIB exceeding its $700-billion asset target five years early, Shopify removing Kanye West's store for violating platform rules, Tim Hortons' earnings declining since 2018, TD selling its Charles Schwab stake for $20 billion, Canada supplying two-thirds of the U.S...

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Financial Strain Prolongs Post-Breakup Cohabitation in Toronto

High rental costs in Toronto are forcing some couples to live together after breaking up, causing emotional distress and delaying the separation process; a Royal Bank of Canada report highlights the significant financial burden faced by singles compared to couples.

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40% Bias Score

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Global Market Uncertainty Amidst Geopolitical Tensions and Economic Indicators

Global markets face uncertainty from Middle East and Ukraine conflicts, impacting gold prices and consumer sentiment; G20 meeting, Asia-Pacific central bank meetings, and Walmart earnings are key factors this week.

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Canadian ETFs See $15.1 Billion Inflow Amidst Market Volatility

Between December 30 and January 31, Canadian ETFs experienced a $15.1 billion inflow, with equity and mixed allocation ETFs leading the surge; this occurred despite market volatility and the launch of 22 new ETFs, including BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF.

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Trump's Threats Shift Canadian Public Opinion, Impacting Federal Election

Recent polling data reveals a dramatic shift in Canadian public opinion regarding responding to Donald Trump's threats, with a majority now favoring immediate retaliation over negotiation, significantly impacting the upcoming federal election.

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Mass Resignations Rock Justice Department Over Adams Corruption Case

Seven Justice Department officials resigned in protest against an order to drop corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, citing concerns of political interference and violation of legal and ethical standards; prosecutor Hagan Scotten called those who would follow the order "fools" or "coward...

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Questrade Eliminates Commissions, Challenging Canadian Brokerage Status Quo

Questrade, a Canadian digital brokerage, recently eliminated its commission structure, becoming the latest to offer zero-commission trading in a market where competitors had not lowered their prices significantly in years. This move is noteworthy because it is different from established players' pri...

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Europe's Silent Treatment of Trump's Threats Against Canada

Donald Trump's threats against Canadian sovereignty have been met with minimal response from European leaders, highlighting Canada's declining global influence due to insufficient defense spending, weak economic ties, and missed opportunities to increase its presence in Europe.

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