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Alberta's Book Ban Targets LGBTQ+ Literature
Influenced by socially conservative groups, Alberta, Canada banned books deemed to contain "explicit sexual content" from its public schools by October 1st, 2023, impacting students K-12 and potentially removing books affirming LGBTQ+ identities.
Alberta's Book Ban Targets LGBTQ+ Literature
Influenced by socially conservative groups, Alberta, Canada banned books deemed to contain "explicit sexual content" from its public schools by October 1st, 2023, impacting students K-12 and potentially removing books affirming LGBTQ+ identities.
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40% Bias Score
AI Automation Threatens 74 Percent of Canadian Public Sector Jobs
A Dais think tank study finds 74 percent of Canada's 1.1 million public sector jobs are highly exposed to AI automation, significantly higher than the national average of 29 percent, with the federal government most affected. The study recommends proactive workforce planning and collaboration with l...
AI Automation Threatens 74 Percent of Canadian Public Sector Jobs
A Dais think tank study finds 74 percent of Canada's 1.1 million public sector jobs are highly exposed to AI automation, significantly higher than the national average of 29 percent, with the federal government most affected. The study recommends proactive workforce planning and collaboration with l...
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48% Bias Score
Surge in American Refugee Claims in Canada Amidst Political Polarization
More Americans sought refugee status in Canada during the first half of 2025 (245) than in all of 2024 (204), a surge attributed to political disagreements and concerns over academic freedom, exemplified by the relocation of several academics to Canadian universities.
Surge in American Refugee Claims in Canada Amidst Political Polarization
More Americans sought refugee status in Canada during the first half of 2025 (245) than in all of 2024 (204), a surge attributed to political disagreements and concerns over academic freedom, exemplified by the relocation of several academics to Canadian universities.
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64% Bias Score
Saskatchewan Defies Federal Rules, Extends Coal Plant Lifespan
Saskatchewan plans to spend $900 million over four years to upgrade its three coal-fired power plants, extending their operation past the 2030 federal phase-out deadline, prioritizing energy security over cost and environmental concerns.
Saskatchewan Defies Federal Rules, Extends Coal Plant Lifespan
Saskatchewan plans to spend $900 million over four years to upgrade its three coal-fired power plants, extending their operation past the 2030 federal phase-out deadline, prioritizing energy security over cost and environmental concerns.
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56% Bias Score
Bank of Canada to Maintain 2% Inflation Target
The Bank of Canada will not change its 2% inflation target when its monetary policy framework is renewed in 2026, Governor Tiff Macklem announced Tuesday in Mexico City, citing the target's effectiveness in anchoring inflation expectations amid global uncertainty and supply chain disruptions.
Bank of Canada to Maintain 2% Inflation Target
The Bank of Canada will not change its 2% inflation target when its monetary policy framework is renewed in 2026, Governor Tiff Macklem announced Tuesday in Mexico City, citing the target's effectiveness in anchoring inflation expectations amid global uncertainty and supply chain disruptions.
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine's Independence Day: Zelensky Vows Continued Defense Amidst Canadian Aid and Prisoner Exchange
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day amidst the ongoing war with Russia, with President Zelensky vowing continued defense. Canada announced a $1.3 billion military aid package, and a prisoner exchange freed 8 civilians and numerous military personnel.
Ukraine's Independence Day: Zelensky Vows Continued Defense Amidst Canadian Aid and Prisoner Exchange
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day amidst the ongoing war with Russia, with President Zelensky vowing continued defense. Canada announced a $1.3 billion military aid package, and a prisoner exchange freed 8 civilians and numerous military personnel.
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44% Bias Score
Streit Armored Vehicles Found in Sudan's Genocide-Accused RSF Arsenal
New evidence shows Canadian-owned Streit Group armored vehicles are being used by Sudan's RSF paramilitary force, accused of genocide, in Darfur and other war zones; arms experts confirmed the vehicles' origin, raising concerns about Canada's export control and international arms embargoes.
Streit Armored Vehicles Found in Sudan's Genocide-Accused RSF Arsenal
New evidence shows Canadian-owned Streit Group armored vehicles are being used by Sudan's RSF paramilitary force, accused of genocide, in Darfur and other war zones; arms experts confirmed the vehicles' origin, raising concerns about Canada's export control and international arms embargoes.
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52% Bias Score
Merz and Carney: Appeasement of Trump Amidst Ukraine Crisis
German Chancellor Merz and Canadian Prime Minister Carney, despite past criticism of President Trump, now publicly support him, emphasizing the need for collaboration to address the war in Ukraine amid concerns over US economic stability.
Merz and Carney: Appeasement of Trump Amidst Ukraine Crisis
German Chancellor Merz and Canadian Prime Minister Carney, despite past criticism of President Trump, now publicly support him, emphasizing the need for collaboration to address the war in Ukraine amid concerns over US economic stability.
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40% Bias Score
Germany and Canada Enhance Cooperation on Critical Minerals to Counter China
German Chancellor Merz and Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced enhanced bilateral cooperation on defense and critical minerals, aiming to reduce reliance on China and Russia, with economy ministers set to sign a deal on lithium, rare earth elements, and other key materials.
Germany and Canada Enhance Cooperation on Critical Minerals to Counter China
German Chancellor Merz and Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced enhanced bilateral cooperation on defense and critical minerals, aiming to reduce reliance on China and Russia, with economy ministers set to sign a deal on lithium, rare earth elements, and other key materials.
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44% Bias Score
Canada's Heat-Related Deaths Highlight Systemic Failures
Canada's inadequate response to heat-related deaths, particularly among low-income individuals lacking air conditioning, highlights systemic failures in data collection, support programs, and building regulations, demanding a comprehensive approach for mitigation.
Canada's Heat-Related Deaths Highlight Systemic Failures
Canada's inadequate response to heat-related deaths, particularly among low-income individuals lacking air conditioning, highlights systemic failures in data collection, support programs, and building regulations, demanding a comprehensive approach for mitigation.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Pharmacy Chain SRx Files for Creditor Protection After Failed Expansion
SRx Health Solutions Inc., a Canadian specialty pharmacy chain, filed for creditor protection on August 12, 2025, after an aggressive, debt-fueled expansion spree, resulting in $76 million owed to creditors, despite $99.5 million in assets and $66.2 million in liabilities. The company was acquired b...
Canadian Pharmacy Chain SRx Files for Creditor Protection After Failed Expansion
SRx Health Solutions Inc., a Canadian specialty pharmacy chain, filed for creditor protection on August 12, 2025, after an aggressive, debt-fueled expansion spree, resulting in $76 million owed to creditors, despite $99.5 million in assets and $66.2 million in liabilities. The company was acquired b...
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine's Independence Day: Zelenskyy Vows Continued Fight, Canada Pledges $2 Billion in Aid
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day amid ongoing conflict with Russia, with President Zelenskyy vowing continued resistance. Canada pledged $2 billion CAD in military aid and signed a defense cooperation agreement with Ukraine, while a 68th prisoner exchange saw the release of Ukrainian soldiers...
Ukraine's Independence Day: Zelenskyy Vows Continued Fight, Canada Pledges $2 Billion in Aid
Ukraine celebrated its Independence Day amid ongoing conflict with Russia, with President Zelenskyy vowing continued resistance. Canada pledged $2 billion CAD in military aid and signed a defense cooperation agreement with Ukraine, while a 68th prisoner exchange saw the release of Ukrainian soldiers...
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52% Bias Score
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