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CPPIB's 9.3% Return Driven by Dividend-Paying Stocks
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) reported a 9.3% return for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, reaching $714.4 billion in assets, thanks to strategic investments in dividend-paying stocks such as Quebecor Inc., Teck Resources Ltd., Sabesp, WSP Global Inc., and Asahi Group Holdings...
CPPIB's 9.3% Return Driven by Dividend-Paying Stocks
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) reported a 9.3% return for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, reaching $714.4 billion in assets, thanks to strategic investments in dividend-paying stocks such as Quebecor Inc., Teck Resources Ltd., Sabesp, WSP Global Inc., and Asahi Group Holdings...
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36% Bias Score
Canada to Fast-Track Oil and Gas Infrastructure Development
Canadian Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announced plans to rapidly expand oil and gas infrastructure to increase exports and improve Eastern Canada's energy supply, creating a streamlined permitting process and emphasizing collaboration with provinces, industry, and Indigenous groups.
Canada to Fast-Track Oil and Gas Infrastructure Development
Canadian Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announced plans to rapidly expand oil and gas infrastructure to increase exports and improve Eastern Canada's energy supply, creating a streamlined permitting process and emphasizing collaboration with provinces, industry, and Indigenous groups.
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52% Bias Score
Wealth Transfer Challenges: Advisors Struggle to Bridge Generational Gaps
A Toronto-based consulting firm's surveys reveal that many baby boomers are expected to spend most of their wealth, creating misaligned expectations with their children and highlighting the need for improved financial advice during the wealth transfer.
Wealth Transfer Challenges: Advisors Struggle to Bridge Generational Gaps
A Toronto-based consulting firm's surveys reveal that many baby boomers are expected to spend most of their wealth, creating misaligned expectations with their children and highlighting the need for improved financial advice during the wealth transfer.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Doctor Details Physician-Assisted Dying Practices and Legal Evolution
Canadian physician Dr. Stefanie Green, who dedicates 75% of her practice to physician-assisted dying (PAD), discusses the process and the evolving legal framework in Canada, which has expanded access to PAD over the past decade and plans further expansion to include patients with solely mental illne...
Canadian Doctor Details Physician-Assisted Dying Practices and Legal Evolution
Canadian physician Dr. Stefanie Green, who dedicates 75% of her practice to physician-assisted dying (PAD), discusses the process and the evolving legal framework in Canada, which has expanded access to PAD over the past decade and plans further expansion to include patients with solely mental illne...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Hostility Triggers Record Foreign Investment Exodus from Canadian Stock Market
A record $35 billion in foreign investment was withdrawn from the Canadian stock market in the first quarter of 2024 due to the Trump administration's hostile trade policies towards Canada; however, the Toronto Stock Exchange remained relatively stable due to increased domestic investment.
Trump's Hostility Triggers Record Foreign Investment Exodus from Canadian Stock Market
A record $35 billion in foreign investment was withdrawn from the Canadian stock market in the first quarter of 2024 due to the Trump administration's hostile trade policies towards Canada; however, the Toronto Stock Exchange remained relatively stable due to increased domestic investment.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Income Tax Cut: Reduced Benefits Due to Credit Rate Alignment
Canada's July 1 income tax cut, lowering the lowest bracket to 14 percent, will save two-income families up to $840 annually in 2026, but this is reduced because the same rate applies to non-refundable tax credits; the government's total cost is $5.8 billion.
Canadian Income Tax Cut: Reduced Benefits Due to Credit Rate Alignment
Canada's July 1 income tax cut, lowering the lowest bracket to 14 percent, will save two-income families up to $840 annually in 2026, but this is reduced because the same rate applies to non-refundable tax credits; the government's total cost is $5.8 billion.
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48% Bias Score
CRA Cuts 280 Permanent Jobs Amidst Federal Austerity
The Canada Revenue Agency is cutting up to 280 permanent positions, mainly in the National Capital Region, due to budget constraints, following the non-renewal of over 1,000 term contracts since 2024, resulting in over 3,000 job losses and concerns about service delivery.
CRA Cuts 280 Permanent Jobs Amidst Federal Austerity
The Canada Revenue Agency is cutting up to 280 permanent positions, mainly in the National Capital Region, due to budget constraints, following the non-renewal of over 1,000 term contracts since 2024, resulting in over 3,000 job losses and concerns about service delivery.
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44% Bias Score
Canadian ETF Market Dominated by U.S. Equities and Index Funds
A May 2025 TD Securities census reveals that Canadian investors hold \$560.8 billion in 1,647 exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with equity funds (\$341 billion) and U.S. equity funds (\$148 billion) leading the market, alongside significant holdings in aggregate bond funds and index funds.
Canadian ETF Market Dominated by U.S. Equities and Index Funds
A May 2025 TD Securities census reveals that Canadian investors hold \$560.8 billion in 1,647 exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with equity funds (\$341 billion) and U.S. equity funds (\$148 billion) leading the market, alongside significant holdings in aggregate bond funds and index funds.
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44% Bias Score
B.C. to Decide Fate of $10-Billion Prince Rupert Gas Pipeline
The British Columbia government will decide in spring 2025 on the future of the $10-12 billion Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline, jointly owned by the Nisga'a Nation and Western LNG, amid concerns from Indigenous groups about its environmental impact and potential infringement on their rights.
B.C. to Decide Fate of $10-Billion Prince Rupert Gas Pipeline
The British Columbia government will decide in spring 2025 on the future of the $10-12 billion Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline, jointly owned by the Nisga'a Nation and Western LNG, amid concerns from Indigenous groups about its environmental impact and potential infringement on their rights.
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44% Bias Score
Canada Considers Joining US "Golden Dome" Missile Defense System
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada is in talks with the U.S. to join the "Golden Dome" missile defense system, a US$171-billion initiative, despite previous campaign promises of distancing Canada from the U.S.; this decision is motivated by concerns over evolving missile threa...
Canada Considers Joining US "Golden Dome" Missile Defense System
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada is in talks with the U.S. to join the "Golden Dome" missile defense system, a US$171-billion initiative, despite previous campaign promises of distancing Canada from the U.S.; this decision is motivated by concerns over evolving missile threa...
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40% Bias Score
Canada Faces Long-Term Care Staffing Crisis
A Canadian Institute for Health Information report reveals a decline in long-term care healthcare providers since 2021, necessitating increased overtime and agency staffing, impacting care quality and highlighting systemic issues.
Canada Faces Long-Term Care Staffing Crisis
A Canadian Institute for Health Information report reveals a decline in long-term care healthcare providers since 2021, necessitating increased overtime and agency staffing, impacting care quality and highlighting systemic issues.
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48% Bias Score
Inheritance Expectations Gap Widens Amidst Economic Headwinds
A new report reveals that 80% of Canadian parents worry about leaving an inheritance due to rising costs and trade tensions, while over half of younger adults expect one, highlighting a communication breakdown.
Inheritance Expectations Gap Widens Amidst Economic Headwinds
A new report reveals that 80% of Canadian parents worry about leaving an inheritance due to rising costs and trade tensions, while over half of younger adults expect one, highlighting a communication breakdown.
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44% Bias Score
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