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Alberta Passes First-in-Canada Involuntary Drug Treatment Act
Alberta passed the Compassionate Intervention Act, allowing involuntary commitment to drug treatment for those deemed a risk to themselves or others; this is the first such Canadian law targeting addiction specifically and raises concerns about Charter rights.
Alberta Passes First-in-Canada Involuntary Drug Treatment Act
Alberta passed the Compassionate Intervention Act, allowing involuntary commitment to drug treatment for those deemed a risk to themselves or others; this is the first such Canadian law targeting addiction specifically and raises concerns about Charter rights.
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52% Bias Score
Hudson's Bay Employee Benefits at Risk Amidst Liquidation
Hudson's Bay Co. employees on long-term disability, under an uninsured plan, risk losing benefits as the retailer liquidates; over 250 employees are seeking legal representation due to this high-stakes issue.
Hudson's Bay Employee Benefits at Risk Amidst Liquidation
Hudson's Bay Co. employees on long-term disability, under an uninsured plan, risk losing benefits as the retailer liquidates; over 250 employees are seeking legal representation due to this high-stakes issue.
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48% Bias Score
U.S. Bill Threatens 50% Tax Hike on Canadian Investments
A proposed U.S. bill could increase withholding taxes for Canadian investors holding U.S. securities by up to 20 percentage points annually for four years, retaliating against Canada's digital services tax and potentially impacting over $3 trillion in Canadian investments.
U.S. Bill Threatens 50% Tax Hike on Canadian Investments
A proposed U.S. bill could increase withholding taxes for Canadian investors holding U.S. securities by up to 20 percentage points annually for four years, retaliating against Canada's digital services tax and potentially impacting over $3 trillion in Canadian investments.
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40% Bias Score
Canada Updates Pediatric Obesity Guidelines: Medication, Surgery Now Recommended
Canada's new pediatric obesity guidelines, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, recommend weight-loss medication for children as young as 12 and surgery from age 13, marking a significant shift in treatment approaches after nearly two decades.
Canada Updates Pediatric Obesity Guidelines: Medication, Surgery Now Recommended
Canada's new pediatric obesity guidelines, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, recommend weight-loss medication for children as young as 12 and surgery from age 13, marking a significant shift in treatment approaches after nearly two decades.
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40% Bias Score
Vancouver's Unregulated Psilocybin Mushroom Dispensaries Pose Public Health Risks
In Vancouver, at least 15 dispensaries openly sell illegal psilocybin mushrooms, despite city acknowledgement of their illegality and potential for enforcement. A recent study highlights unsubstantiated health claims and inadequate warnings on products, mirroring pre-legalization cannabis sales. Lim...
Vancouver's Unregulated Psilocybin Mushroom Dispensaries Pose Public Health Risks
In Vancouver, at least 15 dispensaries openly sell illegal psilocybin mushrooms, despite city acknowledgement of their illegality and potential for enforcement. A recent study highlights unsubstantiated health claims and inadequate warnings on products, mirroring pre-legalization cannabis sales. Lim...
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52% Bias Score
Plummeting Canadian Tourism to U.S. to Cost $6 Billion
Three times as many Canadians are avoiding travel to the U.S. than initially predicted, creating a potential $6 billion economic loss for the U.S. in 2025, with airlines reducing flight capacity due to the drop in demand; this follows two years of strong inbound tourism growth.
Plummeting Canadian Tourism to U.S. to Cost $6 Billion
Three times as many Canadians are avoiding travel to the U.S. than initially predicted, creating a potential $6 billion economic loss for the U.S. in 2025, with airlines reducing flight capacity due to the drop in demand; this follows two years of strong inbound tourism growth.
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40% Bias Score
Alberta Oil Industry Shows Resilience Amidst Global Market Uncertainty
Alberta's oil industry shows resilience amidst falling oil prices (US\$61-62/barrel), contrasting with struggling U.S. shale producers; strong balance sheets and lower costs buffer Canadian companies against market fluctuations, although global recession risks remain.
Alberta Oil Industry Shows Resilience Amidst Global Market Uncertainty
Alberta's oil industry shows resilience amidst falling oil prices (US\$61-62/barrel), contrasting with struggling U.S. shale producers; strong balance sheets and lower costs buffer Canadian companies against market fluctuations, although global recession risks remain.
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56% Bias Score
Surge in Transgender Americans Seeking Asylum in Canada Amidst Trump's Gender Policies
Canadian immigration lawyers are overwhelmed with inquiries from transgender Americans seeking asylum in Canada due to U.S. President Trump's policies that recognize only two genders, denying passports with an 'X' gender marker and excluding transgender people from the military and sports, raising c...
Surge in Transgender Americans Seeking Asylum in Canada Amidst Trump's Gender Policies
Canadian immigration lawyers are overwhelmed with inquiries from transgender Americans seeking asylum in Canada due to U.S. President Trump's policies that recognize only two genders, denying passports with an 'X' gender marker and excluding transgender people from the military and sports, raising c...
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44% Bias Score
U.S. Visa Policy Creates Barriers for Transgender Musicians
Following a new U.S. policy requiring gender on visas to match birth certificates, the American Federation of Musicians warns Canadian transgender performers of potential U.S. visa difficulties; Montreal musician Bells Larsen cancelled his U.S. tour dates due to this.
U.S. Visa Policy Creates Barriers for Transgender Musicians
Following a new U.S. policy requiring gender on visas to match birth certificates, the American Federation of Musicians warns Canadian transgender performers of potential U.S. visa difficulties; Montreal musician Bells Larsen cancelled his U.S. tour dates due to this.
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44% Bias Score
New Regina Breast Health Centre Aims to Reduce Cancer Screening Wait Times
The Regina Breast Health Centre, opening April 23, aims to reduce wait times for breast cancer screenings by providing comprehensive care under one roof, addressing the province's reliance on a Calgary clinic for timely access to services, though concerns exist about whether it truly increases capac...
New Regina Breast Health Centre Aims to Reduce Cancer Screening Wait Times
The Regina Breast Health Centre, opening April 23, aims to reduce wait times for breast cancer screenings by providing comprehensive care under one roof, addressing the province's reliance on a Calgary clinic for timely access to services, though concerns exist about whether it truly increases capac...
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Cryptocurrency Use Spurs Tax Compliance Challenges
In Canada, the increasing use of cryptocurrencies as investments has created significant tax implications, including capital gains taxes on sales and bartering, requiring meticulous record-keeping and professional tax advice due to increased audits and regulatory changes such as the OECD's Crypto-As...
Canadian Cryptocurrency Use Spurs Tax Compliance Challenges
In Canada, the increasing use of cryptocurrencies as investments has created significant tax implications, including capital gains taxes on sales and bartering, requiring meticulous record-keeping and professional tax advice due to increased audits and regulatory changes such as the OECD's Crypto-As...
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36% Bias Score
Ontario College Instructor Quits Over Unqualified International Student Influx
An Ontario college instructor resigned due to concerns about the increasing number of unqualified international students admitted to the program, highlighting a systemic reliance on international tuition fees and the resulting negative impacts on education quality and student success.
Ontario College Instructor Quits Over Unqualified International Student Influx
An Ontario college instructor resigned due to concerns about the increasing number of unqualified international students admitted to the program, highlighting a systemic reliance on international tuition fees and the resulting negative impacts on education quality and student success.
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56% Bias Score
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