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BMO Faces Shareholder Backlash Over Climate Policies
Bank of Montreal (BMO) faced shareholder pressure at its AGM over its climate record, particularly its sponsorship of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers and a low ratio (23 cents to $1) of renewable to fossil fuel funding; proposals for greater transparency received 20% and 32% support.
BMO Faces Shareholder Backlash Over Climate Policies
Bank of Montreal (BMO) faced shareholder pressure at its AGM over its climate record, particularly its sponsorship of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers and a low ratio (23 cents to $1) of renewable to fossil fuel funding; proposals for greater transparency received 20% and 32% support.
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44% Bias Score
2025 Concacaf Gold Cup Schedule Unveiled: USMNT Faces Potential Showdowns with Mexico, Canada
The 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup schedule, released on Friday, sets up potential clashes between the USMNT, Mexico, and Canada; the USMNT's group stage begins June 15th against Trinidad and Tobago, followed by matches against Saudi Arabia and Haiti, with the final in Houston on July 6th.
2025 Concacaf Gold Cup Schedule Unveiled: USMNT Faces Potential Showdowns with Mexico, Canada
The 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup schedule, released on Friday, sets up potential clashes between the USMNT, Mexico, and Canada; the USMNT's group stage begins June 15th against Trinidad and Tobago, followed by matches against Saudi Arabia and Haiti, with the final in Houston on July 6th.
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32% Bias Score
Future Pak Bids US$255 Million for Theratechnologies
Future Pak, an American pharmaceutical packaging company, made a US$255-million cash offer to acquire Canadian drug developer Theratechnologies, prompting the company to form a special committee to review the proposal and consider other potential suitors.
Future Pak Bids US$255 Million for Theratechnologies
Future Pak, an American pharmaceutical packaging company, made a US$255-million cash offer to acquire Canadian drug developer Theratechnologies, prompting the company to form a special committee to review the proposal and consider other potential suitors.
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44% Bias Score
Kitselas Nation Votes Overwhelmingly for Self-Governance
The Kitselas First Nation in British Columbia's Skeena Valley overwhelmingly voted to become self-governing on Thursday, with 85% voting Yes for the treaty and 81% for its constitution, ending governance under Canada's Indian Act and paving the way for self-determination.
Kitselas Nation Votes Overwhelmingly for Self-Governance
The Kitselas First Nation in British Columbia's Skeena Valley overwhelmingly voted to become self-governing on Thursday, with 85% voting Yes for the treaty and 81% for its constitution, ending governance under Canada's Indian Act and paving the way for self-determination.
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48% Bias Score
U.S. to Recalibrate Global Commitments, Prioritizing National Interests
The United States shouldered a disproportionate burden in maintaining global peace and prosperity for eight decades, but this era is ending as the author proposes a shift in foreign policy to prioritize national interests, including renegotiating trade deals and reducing the U.S. role as the primary...
U.S. to Recalibrate Global Commitments, Prioritizing National Interests
The United States shouldered a disproportionate burden in maintaining global peace and prosperity for eight decades, but this era is ending as the author proposes a shift in foreign policy to prioritize national interests, including renegotiating trade deals and reducing the U.S. role as the primary...
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56% Bias Score
Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
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40% Bias Score
Operation Nanook: Canada Strengthens Arctic Military Presence Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Operation Nanook, a Canadian military exercise in the High Arctic, tests equipment and human resilience in extreme conditions, highlighting increased geopolitical interest in the region due to climate change and other nations' actions, prompting Canada to increase its military and diplomatic presenc...
Operation Nanook: Canada Strengthens Arctic Military Presence Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Operation Nanook, a Canadian military exercise in the High Arctic, tests equipment and human resilience in extreme conditions, highlighting increased geopolitical interest in the region due to climate change and other nations' actions, prompting Canada to increase its military and diplomatic presenc...
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48% Bias Score
Canada's Deadliest Killer: The Yves Trudeau Case and Systemic Failures in Organized Crime Prosecution
Yves Trudeau, a Hells Angels member, confessed to over 40 murders and received a controversial plea deal in 1985, highlighting systemic failures in Canada's handling of organized crime; his lenient sentence and later re-arrest for sexual assault sparked public outrage.
Canada's Deadliest Killer: The Yves Trudeau Case and Systemic Failures in Organized Crime Prosecution
Yves Trudeau, a Hells Angels member, confessed to over 40 murders and received a controversial plea deal in 1985, highlighting systemic failures in Canada's handling of organized crime; his lenient sentence and later re-arrest for sexual assault sparked public outrage.
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52% Bias Score
South Bow Cuts Trading Team to Boost Contracted Pipeline Shipments
Calgary-based pipeline company South Bow reduced its crude trading team from five to two employees to increase contracted oil shipments, projecting a $30 million EBITDA loss for its marketing unit in 2025 due to decreased trading opportunities after the Trans Mountain pipeline launch.
South Bow Cuts Trading Team to Boost Contracted Pipeline Shipments
Calgary-based pipeline company South Bow reduced its crude trading team from five to two employees to increase contracted oil shipments, projecting a $30 million EBITDA loss for its marketing unit in 2025 due to decreased trading opportunities after the Trans Mountain pipeline launch.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Slow Global Economy, Canada Responds
US President Trump's fluctuating tariffs, including a 145 percent levy on Chinese goods and continued 25 percent duties on steel and aluminum, are slowing the global economy; Canada's Prime Minister convened a cabinet committee in response, and plans for post-election negotiations with the US are un...
Trump's Tariffs Slow Global Economy, Canada Responds
US President Trump's fluctuating tariffs, including a 145 percent levy on Chinese goods and continued 25 percent duties on steel and aluminum, are slowing the global economy; Canada's Prime Minister convened a cabinet committee in response, and plans for post-election negotiations with the US are un...
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44% Bias Score
U.S.-Canada Travel Collapse: Airlines Shift to Europe, Raising Environmental Concerns
Summer flight bookings on Canada-U.S. routes are down more than 70% year-over-year, causing airlines to cut 320,000 seats and increase transatlantic flights, potentially raising carbon emissions fivefold and creating uncertainty for the U.S. tourism sector.
U.S.-Canada Travel Collapse: Airlines Shift to Europe, Raising Environmental Concerns
Summer flight bookings on Canada-U.S. routes are down more than 70% year-over-year, causing airlines to cut 320,000 seats and increase transatlantic flights, potentially raising carbon emissions fivefold and creating uncertainty for the U.S. tourism sector.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Policies Cause \$4 Billion Drop in Canadian Tourism to US
President Trump's trade policies and annexation threats caused a 32 percent drop in Canadian car travel to the US in March and a 13.5 percent decrease in air travel, resulting in an estimated \$4 billion economic impact and job losses for US tourist destinations.
Trump's Policies Cause \$4 Billion Drop in Canadian Tourism to US
President Trump's trade policies and annexation threats caused a 32 percent drop in Canadian car travel to the US in March and a 13.5 percent decrease in air travel, resulting in an estimated \$4 billion economic impact and job losses for US tourist destinations.
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44% Bias Score
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