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Bloc Québécois Challenges Canadian Election Result in Terrebonne Riding
The Bloc Québécois is challenging the results of the Terrebonne, Quebec, riding election, where the Liberal candidate won by one vote, due to a rejected mail-in ballot; the party is seeking a new election.
Bloc Québécois Challenges Canadian Election Result in Terrebonne Riding
The Bloc Québécois is challenging the results of the Terrebonne, Quebec, riding election, where the Liberal candidate won by one vote, due to a rejected mail-in ballot; the party is seeking a new election.
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44% Bias Score
US Trade War Spurs Surge in Canadian Domestic Tourism
Due to the U.S. trade war and President Trump's statements, some Canadians are choosing to vacation in Canadian national parks this summer, resulting in increased bookings and impacting summer camp enrollment due to economic uncertainty; however, others remain indifferent.
US Trade War Spurs Surge in Canadian Domestic Tourism
Due to the U.S. trade war and President Trump's statements, some Canadians are choosing to vacation in Canadian national parks this summer, resulting in increased bookings and impacting summer camp enrollment due to economic uncertainty; however, others remain indifferent.
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52% Bias Score
Toronto Weighs Transit Priority Lanes Against Resident Parking
Toronto is considering converting street parking to bus-only lanes on Dufferin Street to improve transit service for 40,000 daily riders, saving up to 10 minutes and improving on-time reliability by 17 percent, despite resident opposition.
Toronto Weighs Transit Priority Lanes Against Resident Parking
Toronto is considering converting street parking to bus-only lanes on Dufferin Street to improve transit service for 40,000 daily riders, saving up to 10 minutes and improving on-time reliability by 17 percent, despite resident opposition.
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56% Bias Score
Edmonton's Kelly's Pub: A Community Hub Built on Hockey, Beer, and Camaraderie
Kelly's Pub in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, a 152-seat sports bar near Rogers Place, has fostered a strong community of Oilers fans and sports lovers over 13 years, attracting patrons with its affordable 20-ounce pints ($6.75), diverse sports programming, welcoming atmosphere, and friendly staff, maki...
Edmonton's Kelly's Pub: A Community Hub Built on Hockey, Beer, and Camaraderie
Kelly's Pub in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, a 152-seat sports bar near Rogers Place, has fostered a strong community of Oilers fans and sports lovers over 13 years, attracting patrons with its affordable 20-ounce pints ($6.75), diverse sports programming, welcoming atmosphere, and friendly staff, maki...
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36% Bias Score
Canada Criticizes Britain's Invitation to Trump Amidst Annexation Concerns
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized Britain's invitation of Donald Trump for a second state visit, viewing it as undermining Canada's efforts to counter Trump's repeated calls for Canada's annexation; King Charles's upcoming visit to Canada is seen as a countermove to reaffirm Canadian so...
Canada Criticizes Britain's Invitation to Trump Amidst Annexation Concerns
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized Britain's invitation of Donald Trump for a second state visit, viewing it as undermining Canada's efforts to counter Trump's repeated calls for Canada's annexation; King Charles's upcoming visit to Canada is seen as a countermove to reaffirm Canadian so...
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44% Bias Score
Manitoba Declares State of Emergency Amid Deadly Wildfires
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew declared a state of emergency near Whiteshell Provincial Park due to uncontained wildfires that killed two people near Lac du Bonnet, prompting over 1,000 evacuations and highlighting the unusually high number of 80 wildfires this season compared to the 20-year average of ...
Manitoba Declares State of Emergency Amid Deadly Wildfires
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew declared a state of emergency near Whiteshell Provincial Park due to uncontained wildfires that killed two people near Lac du Bonnet, prompting over 1,000 evacuations and highlighting the unusually high number of 80 wildfires this season compared to the 20-year average of ...
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28% Bias Score
Market Volatility Highlights Value of Steady Investment and Advisor Support
Despite recent market turbulence driven by tariffs, the S&P 500 remains stable, while the TSX reached a record high; consistent investment, emergency savings, and advisor support proved crucial for investor success.
Market Volatility Highlights Value of Steady Investment and Advisor Support
Despite recent market turbulence driven by tariffs, the S&P 500 remains stable, while the TSX reached a record high; consistent investment, emergency savings, and advisor support proved crucial for investor success.
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40% Bias Score
Donner Prize Awarded for Book Analyzing Canada's COVID-19 Response
Four authors shared the 2024 $60,000 Donner Prize for their book "Seized By Uncertainty," which analyzes Canada's COVID-19 response, highlighting institutional inertia hindering effective learning from the crisis; the book was chosen from over 80 submissions.
Donner Prize Awarded for Book Analyzing Canada's COVID-19 Response
Four authors shared the 2024 $60,000 Donner Prize for their book "Seized By Uncertainty," which analyzes Canada's COVID-19 response, highlighting institutional inertia hindering effective learning from the crisis; the book was chosen from over 80 submissions.
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24% Bias Score
Rio Tinto to Modernize Quebec Hydro Plant Amidst U.S. Tariffs
Rio Tinto PLC will invest $1.7 billion to upgrade its 99-year-old Isle-Maligne hydroelectric plant in Quebec, Canada, securing its aluminum production amidst U.S. tariffs; this is the largest single investment in its hydroelectric assets since the 1950s.
Rio Tinto to Modernize Quebec Hydro Plant Amidst U.S. Tariffs
Rio Tinto PLC will invest $1.7 billion to upgrade its 99-year-old Isle-Maligne hydroelectric plant in Quebec, Canada, securing its aluminum production amidst U.S. tariffs; this is the largest single investment in its hydroelectric assets since the 1950s.
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32% Bias Score
Alberta Referendum Bill Amended Amidst Indigenous Backlash
Alberta's government amended a bill regarding referendums to protect First Nations' treaty rights, but Indigenous leaders rejected the amendment, planning protests and legal challenges against the bill, which lowers the threshold for citizen-initiated votes, including potential separation from Canad...
Alberta Referendum Bill Amended Amidst Indigenous Backlash
Alberta's government amended a bill regarding referendums to protect First Nations' treaty rights, but Indigenous leaders rejected the amendment, planning protests and legal challenges against the bill, which lowers the threshold for citizen-initiated votes, including potential separation from Canad...
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40% Bias Score
Hockey Players on Trial: Group Text Reveals Coordinated Response to Sexual Assault Allegations
Five former Canadian junior hockey players are on trial for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in 2018; a group text exchange from a week after the incident reveals the players discussed coordinating their statements to investigators, with one player noting the existence of videos taken that nigh...
Hockey Players on Trial: Group Text Reveals Coordinated Response to Sexual Assault Allegations
Five former Canadian junior hockey players are on trial for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in 2018; a group text exchange from a week after the incident reveals the players discussed coordinating their statements to investigators, with one player noting the existence of videos taken that nigh...
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56% Bias Score
BC Investigates Leak of Opioid Diversion Data; Policy Changes Follow
A British Columbia government investigation is underway to determine if a law enforcement officer leaked presentation slides revealing that a significant portion of the province's safer-supply opioids are being diverted and trafficked, prompting policy changes and raising concerns about whistleblowe...
BC Investigates Leak of Opioid Diversion Data; Policy Changes Follow
A British Columbia government investigation is underway to determine if a law enforcement officer leaked presentation slides revealing that a significant portion of the province's safer-supply opioids are being diverted and trafficked, prompting policy changes and raising concerns about whistleblowe...
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52% Bias Score
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