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Pre-Tip Prompts: Manipulative and Detrimental to Customer Satisfaction
The author details negative experiences with pre-tip prompts on automated ordering systems, highlighting research demonstrating reduced customer satisfaction and negative word-of-mouth due to this practice, advocating for restaurants to reconsider tipping practices.
Pre-Tip Prompts: Manipulative and Detrimental to Customer Satisfaction
The author details negative experiences with pre-tip prompts on automated ordering systems, highlighting research demonstrating reduced customer satisfaction and negative word-of-mouth due to this practice, advocating for restaurants to reconsider tipping practices.
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52% Bias Score
Côté's Farewell Showcases Generational Shift at National Ballet
Guillaume Côté's farewell performance, "Adieu", at Toronto's Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts until June 5, 2025, featured his own ballet "Grand Mirage", alongside world premieres by Ethan Colangelo and Jennifer Archibald, marking a generational shift in the National Ballet of Canada.
Côté's Farewell Showcases Generational Shift at National Ballet
Guillaume Côté's farewell performance, "Adieu", at Toronto's Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts until June 5, 2025, featured his own ballet "Grand Mirage", alongside world premieres by Ethan Colangelo and Jennifer Archibald, marking a generational shift in the National Ballet of Canada.
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52% Bias Score
National Security Concerns Limit Testimony in JTF2 Soldier's Assault Case
The Canadian Justice Department invoked Section 38 of the Canada Evidence Act to restrict information in the assault case of Master-Corporal Michael Spence, a JTF2 member, against his spouse, Brittany Makort, prompting criticism for potentially setting a worrisome precedent and undermining progress ...
National Security Concerns Limit Testimony in JTF2 Soldier's Assault Case
The Canadian Justice Department invoked Section 38 of the Canada Evidence Act to restrict information in the assault case of Master-Corporal Michael Spence, a JTF2 member, against his spouse, Brittany Makort, prompting criticism for potentially setting a worrisome precedent and undermining progress ...
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28% Bias Score
US Court Blocks Trump Tariffs, Raising Trade Uncertainty
A US court blocked President Trump's tariffs deemed illegal under IEEPA, impacting Canadian goods and creating uncertainty; the administration is appealing, while other tariffs remain, and a potential new trilateral trade deal is under discussion.
US Court Blocks Trump Tariffs, Raising Trade Uncertainty
A US court blocked President Trump's tariffs deemed illegal under IEEPA, impacting Canadian goods and creating uncertainty; the administration is appealing, while other tariffs remain, and a potential new trilateral trade deal is under discussion.
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60% Bias Score
Canadian Wildfires Force Mass Evacuations, States of Emergency Declared
On May 29th, Canada declared states of emergency in Saskatchewan and Manitoba due to severe wildfires; approximately 21,000 people were evacuated, with the situation worsening due to dry conditions and poor weather forecasts; air force planes aided evacuations in Manitoba.
Canadian Wildfires Force Mass Evacuations, States of Emergency Declared
On May 29th, Canada declared states of emergency in Saskatchewan and Manitoba due to severe wildfires; approximately 21,000 people were evacuated, with the situation worsening due to dry conditions and poor weather forecasts; air force planes aided evacuations in Manitoba.
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24% Bias Score
U.S. Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, Then Pauses Ruling
A U.S. court initially invalidated most of President Trump's tariffs, offering potential relief to Canadian exporters before a higher court temporarily paused the ruling, creating uncertainty about future trade relations; the lower court decision would have reduced the average U.S. tariff rate on Ca...
U.S. Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, Then Pauses Ruling
A U.S. court initially invalidated most of President Trump's tariffs, offering potential relief to Canadian exporters before a higher court temporarily paused the ruling, creating uncertainty about future trade relations; the lower court decision would have reduced the average U.S. tariff rate on Ca...
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32% Bias Score
Canadian Travel Spending Soars Despite Rising Costs
Driven by post-pandemic demand and societal shifts, Canadians' international travel spending surged in 2024, increasing 32 percent year-over-year in the third quarter and almost 40 percent since 2019, despite rising costs and competing financial goals like homeownership, influenced by social media a...
Canadian Travel Spending Soars Despite Rising Costs
Driven by post-pandemic demand and societal shifts, Canadians' international travel spending surged in 2024, increasing 32 percent year-over-year in the third quarter and almost 40 percent since 2019, despite rising costs and competing financial goals like homeownership, influenced by social media a...
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44% Bias Score
Canada Wildfires Force Mass Evacuations as Military Assists
Wildfires are forcing mass evacuations in Manitoba, Canada, as military aircraft and helicopters rescue residents from fast-moving blazes; over 180 fires burn across the country, with 2,000 people still needing evacuation as of Friday, while smoke spreads into the US, affecting air quality for milli...
Canada Wildfires Force Mass Evacuations as Military Assists
Wildfires are forcing mass evacuations in Manitoba, Canada, as military aircraft and helicopters rescue residents from fast-moving blazes; over 180 fires burn across the country, with 2,000 people still needing evacuation as of Friday, while smoke spreads into the US, affecting air quality for milli...
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36% Bias Score
Delay in Charges Following Death of Serial Killer Robert Pickton in Prison
Robert Pickton, a convicted serial killer, died on May 31, 2024, in a Quebec prison after being assaulted by a fellow inmate on May 19, 2024; despite identifying a suspect, no charges have been filed, raising concerns about prison security and investigative processes.
Delay in Charges Following Death of Serial Killer Robert Pickton in Prison
Robert Pickton, a convicted serial killer, died on May 31, 2024, in a Quebec prison after being assaulted by a fellow inmate on May 19, 2024; despite identifying a suspect, no charges have been filed, raising concerns about prison security and investigative processes.
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44% Bias Score
Massive Canadian Wildfires Cause Widespread Evacuations, Threaten Air Quality Across North America
Unprecedented wildfires are raging across Canada's prairie provinces, forcing over 17,000 evacuations, causing a state of emergency, and threatening air quality across eastern North America due to climate change-exacerbated conditions.
Massive Canadian Wildfires Cause Widespread Evacuations, Threaten Air Quality Across North America
Unprecedented wildfires are raging across Canada's prairie provinces, forcing over 17,000 evacuations, causing a state of emergency, and threatening air quality across eastern North America due to climate change-exacerbated conditions.
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8% Bias Score
Canadian Wildfires Force Evacuations, Send Smoke into US
Due to a significant lack of moisture, over 200 wildfires have erupted in Saskatchewan this spring, prompting a state of emergency, forcing the evacuation of approximately 15 communities, and sending smoke into the United States, potentially impacting cities like Green Bay, Milwaukee, Chicago, and D...
Canadian Wildfires Force Evacuations, Send Smoke into US
Due to a significant lack of moisture, over 200 wildfires have erupted in Saskatchewan this spring, prompting a state of emergency, forcing the evacuation of approximately 15 communities, and sending smoke into the United States, potentially impacting cities like Green Bay, Milwaukee, Chicago, and D...
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24% Bias Score
Carney to Fast-Track Infrastructure Approvals, Moe Pushes for New Energy Corridor
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will present legislation next week to establish a two-year approval process for major infrastructure projects, aiming to expedite economic development and address concerns about regulatory delays, with support from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe who is pushing for...
Carney to Fast-Track Infrastructure Approvals, Moe Pushes for New Energy Corridor
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will present legislation next week to establish a two-year approval process for major infrastructure projects, aiming to expedite economic development and address concerns about regulatory delays, with support from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe who is pushing for...
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60% Bias Score
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