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Ford Leads High-Profile Campaign Against Trump Tariffs
Ontario Premier Doug Ford, leveraging his family's political background and brash rhetoric, is leading a high-profile campaign against US tariffs, employing public relations and economic levers to protect Ontario's economy and advocating for renewed trade negotiations, despite initially supporting T...
Ford Leads High-Profile Campaign Against Trump Tariffs
Ontario Premier Doug Ford, leveraging his family's political background and brash rhetoric, is leading a high-profile campaign against US tariffs, employing public relations and economic levers to protect Ontario's economy and advocating for renewed trade negotiations, despite initially supporting T...
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48% Bias Score
Canada Launches National School Food Program to Combat Food Insecurity
Canada launched a national school food program, a CAD $1 billion, five-year initiative to feed 400,000 students annually, addressing the country's food insecurity and improving children's health and academic performance, while saving families an average of $800 annually.
Canada Launches National School Food Program to Combat Food Insecurity
Canada launched a national school food program, a CAD $1 billion, five-year initiative to feed 400,000 students annually, addressing the country's food insecurity and improving children's health and academic performance, while saving families an average of $800 annually.
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28% Bias Score
Canada Imposes Retaliatory Tariffs on US Imports Amidst Escalating Trade War
Canada announced 25% tariffs on approximately \$30 billion of US imports, escalating trade tensions and pausing negotiations on a key water-sharing treaty; this follows previous trade disputes and raises concerns about future economic relations.
Canada Imposes Retaliatory Tariffs on US Imports Amidst Escalating Trade War
Canada announced 25% tariffs on approximately \$30 billion of US imports, escalating trade tensions and pausing negotiations on a key water-sharing treaty; this follows previous trade disputes and raises concerns about future economic relations.
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52% Bias Score
Fentanyl Trafficking Conviction Highlights Northwestern Ontario's Opioid Crisis
Jeremy Johnson's 11.5-year sentence for trafficking 448 grams of fentanyl and 90 grams of cocaine in Fort Frances, Ontario, underscores the severe opioid crisis in Northwestern Ontario, where overdose rates are five times the provincial average, fueled by factors including geographic isolation and l...
Fentanyl Trafficking Conviction Highlights Northwestern Ontario's Opioid Crisis
Jeremy Johnson's 11.5-year sentence for trafficking 448 grams of fentanyl and 90 grams of cocaine in Fort Frances, Ontario, underscores the severe opioid crisis in Northwestern Ontario, where overdose rates are five times the provincial average, fueled by factors including geographic isolation and l...
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Canada Imposes \$29.8 Billion in Retaliatory Tariffs on US Imports
Canada imposed 25% tariffs on \$29.8 billion in US imports, effective March 13th, retaliating against US steel and aluminum tariffs; this action adds to previously announced tariffs and includes steel, aluminum, and other goods.
Canada Imposes \$29.8 Billion in Retaliatory Tariffs on US Imports
Canada imposed 25% tariffs on \$29.8 billion in US imports, effective March 13th, retaliating against US steel and aluminum tariffs; this action adds to previously announced tariffs and includes steel, aluminum, and other goods.
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48% Bias Score
New Brunswick Lifts Alcohol Trade Barriers Amidst U.S. Tariff War
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt announced legislation to lift restrictions on interprovincial alcohol sales due to U.S. tariffs, aiming for a four percent economic boost and mitigating the anticipated 30 percent revenue loss from reduced U.S. trade, while still maintaining healthcare promises.
New Brunswick Lifts Alcohol Trade Barriers Amidst U.S. Tariff War
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt announced legislation to lift restrictions on interprovincial alcohol sales due to U.S. tariffs, aiming for a four percent economic boost and mitigating the anticipated 30 percent revenue loss from reduced U.S. trade, while still maintaining healthcare promises.
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Alberta's Transgender Youth Healthcare Law Faces Charter Challenge
Alberta's new law, restricting hormone therapy and puberty blockers for transgender youth under 16, is facing a court challenge arguing it violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by denying essential medical care; the government defends the law, citing evolving science and youth protect...
Alberta's Transgender Youth Healthcare Law Faces Charter Challenge
Alberta's new law, restricting hormone therapy and puberty blockers for transgender youth under 16, is facing a court challenge arguing it violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by denying essential medical care; the government defends the law, citing evolving science and youth protect...
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60% Bias Score
B.C. Fast-Tracks U.S. Healthcare Worker Credentials to Address Shortages
British Columbia is launching a recruitment campaign and fast-tracking credential recognition for U.S. doctors and nurses to alleviate its critical healthcare worker shortage, planning targeted outreach in Washington, Oregon, and California, and streamlining the licensing process for those with Amer...
B.C. Fast-Tracks U.S. Healthcare Worker Credentials to Address Shortages
British Columbia is launching a recruitment campaign and fast-tracking credential recognition for U.S. doctors and nurses to alleviate its critical healthcare worker shortage, planning targeted outreach in Washington, Oregon, and California, and streamlining the licensing process for those with Amer...
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Alberta Premier Adopts Diplomatic Stance on U.S. Trade Disputes
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is pursuing a diplomatic approach to trade disputes with the U.S., advocating for increased oil export capacity to the U.S. while also pursuing alternative markets, contrasting with the tougher stance of other Canadian leaders amid tariff threats and newly discovered r...
Alberta Premier Adopts Diplomatic Stance on U.S. Trade Disputes
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is pursuing a diplomatic approach to trade disputes with the U.S., advocating for increased oil export capacity to the U.S. while also pursuing alternative markets, contrasting with the tougher stance of other Canadian leaders amid tariff threats and newly discovered r...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Doubles Tariffs on Canadian Steel and Aluminum, Raising Recession Fears
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum, effective Wednesday, in response to Ontario's electricity price hikes, escalating trade tensions and potentially triggering a recession.
Trump Doubles Tariffs on Canadian Steel and Aluminum, Raising Recession Fears
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum, effective Wednesday, in response to Ontario's electricity price hikes, escalating trade tensions and potentially triggering a recession.
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Canada-U.S. Trade War Disrupts Canadian Construction
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on $30 billion of U.S. goods, imposed in response to U.S. trade actions, are causing significant disruption to Canadian businesses in sectors like construction and renovations, forcing them to absorb costs or seek pricier alternatives.
Canada-U.S. Trade War Disrupts Canadian Construction
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on $30 billion of U.S. goods, imposed in response to U.S. trade actions, are causing significant disruption to Canadian businesses in sectors like construction and renovations, forcing them to absorb costs or seek pricier alternatives.
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36% Bias Score
Canada Fails to Collect Nearly 40% of Fines for Temporary Foreign Worker Program Violations
A Globe and Mail analysis reveals that the Canadian government has failed to collect almost 40 percent of the \$11.8 million in fines levied against nearly 1,000 employers since 2017 for violating Temporary Foreign Worker Program rules, highlighting enforcement shortcomings and potentially encouragi...
Canada Fails to Collect Nearly 40% of Fines for Temporary Foreign Worker Program Violations
A Globe and Mail analysis reveals that the Canadian government has failed to collect almost 40 percent of the \$11.8 million in fines levied against nearly 1,000 employers since 2017 for violating Temporary Foreign Worker Program rules, highlighting enforcement shortcomings and potentially encouragi...
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44% Bias Score
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