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2025 Canadian Election: Liberal Minority, Conservative Popular Vote Victory
The 2025 Canadian federal election saw the Liberals win a minority government despite the Conservatives winning the popular vote with 41.4%—their highest share since 1988—while the NDP, Greens, and People's Party suffered significant losses, leaving the Bloc Québécois as the only substantial third p...
2025 Canadian Election: Liberal Minority, Conservative Popular Vote Victory
The 2025 Canadian federal election saw the Liberals win a minority government despite the Conservatives winning the popular vote with 41.4%—their highest share since 1988—while the NDP, Greens, and People's Party suffered significant losses, leaving the Bloc Québécois as the only substantial third p...
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36% Bias Score
NDP Suffers Historic Defeat, Coalition Opportunity Emerges
The NDP suffered its worst electoral defeat since 1961, winning only 7 seats with 6.3% of the vote, losing its leader Jagmeet Singh, and leaving the party in a position to potentially form a coalition government with the Liberals.
NDP Suffers Historic Defeat, Coalition Opportunity Emerges
The NDP suffered its worst electoral defeat since 1961, winning only 7 seats with 6.3% of the vote, losing its leader Jagmeet Singh, and leaving the party in a position to potentially form a coalition government with the Liberals.
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64% Bias Score
Canada's New PM Carney Emphasizes Cooperation with U.S. Amidst Political Shifts
Following his election win, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with U.S. President Trump and the new U.S. ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, both emphasizing cooperation. Meanwhile, Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his seat, and the Green Party struggled to gain traction.
Canada's New PM Carney Emphasizes Cooperation with U.S. Amidst Political Shifts
Following his election win, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with U.S. President Trump and the new U.S. ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, both emphasizing cooperation. Meanwhile, Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his seat, and the Green Party struggled to gain traction.
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44% Bias Score
2025 Canadian Election: Carney Returns with Minority Mandate
The 2025 Canadian federal election saw Liberal Leader Mark Carney return to power with a minority government, achieving 49.3% of the seats; the Conservatives gained to 42%, while the NDP and Bloc Québécois significantly declined.
2025 Canadian Election: Carney Returns with Minority Mandate
The 2025 Canadian federal election saw Liberal Leader Mark Carney return to power with a minority government, achieving 49.3% of the seats; the Conservatives gained to 42%, while the NDP and Bloc Québécois significantly declined.
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36% Bias Score
Joint U.K.-U.S. Airstrike Targets Houthi Drone Facility in Yemen
On Wednesday, the U.K. and U.S. launched a joint airstrike on a Houthi drone facility 15 miles south of Sanaa, Yemen, using Royal Air Force Typhoons and Paveway IV bombs, in response to Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, which caused a 55% drop in traffic and billions in economic losses.
Joint U.K.-U.S. Airstrike Targets Houthi Drone Facility in Yemen
On Wednesday, the U.K. and U.S. launched a joint airstrike on a Houthi drone facility 15 miles south of Sanaa, Yemen, using Royal Air Force Typhoons and Paveway IV bombs, in response to Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, which caused a 55% drop in traffic and billions in economic losses.
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52% Bias Score
Liberal Party Wins Fourth Mandate, New MPs Bring Strong Business Credentials
The Liberal Party won a fourth consecutive mandate in the 2025 Canadian federal election, with numerous newly elected MPs boasting significant business and financial experience, including former Goldman Sachs executive Tim Hodgson, a former Quebec finance minister, and the former president of IBM Ca...
Liberal Party Wins Fourth Mandate, New MPs Bring Strong Business Credentials
The Liberal Party won a fourth consecutive mandate in the 2025 Canadian federal election, with numerous newly elected MPs boasting significant business and financial experience, including former Goldman Sachs executive Tim Hodgson, a former Quebec finance minister, and the former president of IBM Ca...
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28% Bias Score
NERC Study Highlights Canadian Electricity Grid Vulnerabilities During Extreme Weather
A new study finds Quebec and Nova Scotia's electricity systems highly vulnerable to shortages during extreme weather, with Quebec facing potential deficits up to 10 gigawatts during winter cold snaps; only British Columbia and Manitoba show no deficiencies.
NERC Study Highlights Canadian Electricity Grid Vulnerabilities During Extreme Weather
A new study finds Quebec and Nova Scotia's electricity systems highly vulnerable to shortages during extreme weather, with Quebec facing potential deficits up to 10 gigawatts during winter cold snaps; only British Columbia and Manitoba show no deficiencies.
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40% Bias Score
Weinstein Retrial: Former Assistant Testifies About 2006 Sexual Assault
Miriam Haley, a former "Project Runway" production assistant, testified in Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial, recounting a 2006 assault where Weinstein allegedly forced oral sex on her in his Manhattan apartment, ignoring her pleas to stop. She stated she feared immigration consequences for reporting ...
Weinstein Retrial: Former Assistant Testifies About 2006 Sexual Assault
Miriam Haley, a former "Project Runway" production assistant, testified in Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial, recounting a 2006 assault where Weinstein allegedly forced oral sex on her in his Manhattan apartment, ignoring her pleas to stop. She stated she feared immigration consequences for reporting ...
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48% Bias Score
RBC Withdraws $500 Billion Sustainable Finance Target Amidst Greenwashing Concerns
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) retracted its $500 billion commitment to decarbonization efforts, citing Canada's anti-greenwashing law (Bill C-59) and challenges in measuring sustainable finance activities, raising concerns about the impact on Canada's climate goals.
RBC Withdraws $500 Billion Sustainable Finance Target Amidst Greenwashing Concerns
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) retracted its $500 billion commitment to decarbonization efforts, citing Canada's anti-greenwashing law (Bill C-59) and challenges in measuring sustainable finance activities, raising concerns about the impact on Canada's climate goals.
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52% Bias Score
Liberals Win Canadian Election Despite Seat Losses
The Liberal Party won the Canadian election despite losing 19 seats, gaining significantly in Quebec and against the NDP elsewhere; 60 ridings changed hands, with Ontario (23), British Columbia (13), and Quebec (13) seeing the most flips.
Liberals Win Canadian Election Despite Seat Losses
The Liberal Party won the Canadian election despite losing 19 seats, gaining significantly in Quebec and against the NDP elsewhere; 60 ridings changed hands, with Ontario (23), British Columbia (13), and Quebec (13) seeing the most flips.
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36% Bias Score
Record Voter Turnout in Canada's 2025 Federal Election
More than 19.5 million Canadians voted in the 2025 federal election, achieving a voter turnout exceeding 68.7% – the highest in three decades and a new record, despite some website issues. Regional turnout varied significantly, from 77.3% in Prince Edward Island to 36.8% in Nunavut.
Record Voter Turnout in Canada's 2025 Federal Election
More than 19.5 million Canadians voted in the 2025 federal election, achieving a voter turnout exceeding 68.7% – the highest in three decades and a new record, despite some website issues. Regional turnout varied significantly, from 77.3% in Prince Edward Island to 36.8% in Nunavut.
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12% Bias Score
Alberta Eases Referendum Threshold Amidst Renewed Calls for Independence
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith enacted legislation lowering the signature requirement for provincial referendums, potentially enabling an independence vote, despite the federal Liberals' reelection; she also relaxed campaign finance rules, reintroducing corporate and union donations.
Alberta Eases Referendum Threshold Amidst Renewed Calls for Independence
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith enacted legislation lowering the signature requirement for provincial referendums, potentially enabling an independence vote, despite the federal Liberals' reelection; she also relaxed campaign finance rules, reintroducing corporate and union donations.
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40% Bias Score
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