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Canadians Give Carney Passing Grade on Trump Trade
A Nanos Research poll reveals 56% of Canadians rate Prime Minister Carney's handling of trade negotiations with President Trump as good or very good, despite ongoing tariffs on Canadian goods.
Canadians Give Carney Passing Grade on Trump Trade
A Nanos Research poll reveals 56% of Canadians rate Prime Minister Carney's handling of trade negotiations with President Trump as good or very good, despite ongoing tariffs on Canadian goods.
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20% Bias Score
OpenAI Faces Copyright Lawsuit in Canada
Major Canadian news organizations sued OpenAI in Ontario for copyright infringement due to unauthorized use of their news content to train AI models, but OpenAI argues the case should be heard in the US due to lack of business operations in Ontario.
OpenAI Faces Copyright Lawsuit in Canada
Major Canadian news organizations sued OpenAI in Ontario for copyright infringement due to unauthorized use of their news content to train AI models, but OpenAI argues the case should be heard in the US due to lack of business operations in Ontario.
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40% Bias Score
Davie Launches US Shipbuilding Entity to Build Icebreakers
Canadian shipbuilder Davie is establishing a U.S. subsidiary, Davie Defence Inc., to build icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard, leveraging its existing expertise and partnerships in Finland and Canada.
Davie Launches US Shipbuilding Entity to Build Icebreakers
Canadian shipbuilder Davie is establishing a U.S. subsidiary, Davie Defence Inc., to build icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard, leveraging its existing expertise and partnerships in Finland and Canada.
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40% Bias Score
Shopify COO Kaz Nejatian departs for Opendoor CEO role
Shopify's Chief Operating Officer, Kaz Nejatian, is leaving to become the CEO of Opendoor Technologies, a US\$4.3-billion real estate company that has seen its stock surge 946 percent since July due to activist investor pressure.
Shopify COO Kaz Nejatian departs for Opendoor CEO role
Shopify's Chief Operating Officer, Kaz Nejatian, is leaving to become the CEO of Opendoor Technologies, a US\$4.3-billion real estate company that has seen its stock surge 946 percent since July due to activist investor pressure.
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32% Bias Score
Young Canadians and AI in Investing: A Survey
The Globe and Mail is conducting a survey to understand how young Canadian investors (Gen Z and Millennials) utilize AI for investing decisions, focusing on reliability and trust.
Young Canadians and AI in Investing: A Survey
The Globe and Mail is conducting a survey to understand how young Canadian investors (Gen Z and Millennials) utilize AI for investing decisions, focusing on reliability and trust.
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40% Bias Score
B.C. Premier Faces Pushback Over Linking Temporary Foreign Workers to Social Issues
British Columbia Premier David Eby's comments linking the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to high youth unemployment and strain on social services have drawn criticism, with some arguing his remarks unfairly blame newcomers for systemic issues.
B.C. Premier Faces Pushback Over Linking Temporary Foreign Workers to Social Issues
British Columbia Premier David Eby's comments linking the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to high youth unemployment and strain on social services have drawn criticism, with some arguing his remarks unfairly blame newcomers for systemic issues.
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28% Bias Score
AI-Driven Job Cuts Predicted in Canadian Public Service
The Canadian federal government's adoption of AI is expected to cause some job losses in the public service, though the exact number and affected areas remain unclear, prompting concerns from unions and experts.
AI-Driven Job Cuts Predicted in Canadian Public Service
The Canadian federal government's adoption of AI is expected to cause some job losses in the public service, though the exact number and affected areas remain unclear, prompting concerns from unions and experts.
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32% Bias Score
Youth Mental Health Initiatives in Canada Address Access Gaps
Several Canadian programs are using innovative approaches to improve access to healthcare for underserved communities, including youth, newcomers, and the LGBTQIA+ community, addressing systemic inequities in healthcare access.
Youth Mental Health Initiatives in Canada Address Access Gaps
Several Canadian programs are using innovative approaches to improve access to healthcare for underserved communities, including youth, newcomers, and the LGBTQIA+ community, addressing systemic inequities in healthcare access.
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24% Bias Score
Anglo American's Proposed Acquisition of Teck Resources Faces Scrutiny in Canada
London-based Anglo American PLC plans a US$20-billion all-stock acquisition of Vancouver-based Teck Resources Ltd., subject to Canada's stringent net-benefit review, focusing on national security and economic advantages for Canada.
Anglo American's Proposed Acquisition of Teck Resources Faces Scrutiny in Canada
London-based Anglo American PLC plans a US$20-billion all-stock acquisition of Vancouver-based Teck Resources Ltd., subject to Canada's stringent net-benefit review, focusing on national security and economic advantages for Canada.
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24% Bias Score
Canadian Travel Boycott Costs U.S. Tourism $2.1 Billion
During the peak summer travel season, Canadian visits to the U.S. plummeted by three million trips, resulting in a $2.1 billion loss for the U.S. tourism sector, while the decrease in U.S. visits to Canada was smaller.
Canadian Travel Boycott Costs U.S. Tourism $2.1 Billion
During the peak summer travel season, Canadian visits to the U.S. plummeted by three million trips, resulting in a $2.1 billion loss for the U.S. tourism sector, while the decrease in U.S. visits to Canada was smaller.
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40% Bias Score
Wales Loses Friendly Against Canada: A Test for Emerging Players
In a 1-0 friendly loss to Canada, Wales manager Craig Bellamy intentionally challenged his young, inexperienced squad to improve against superior competition, resulting in several player debuts.
Wales Loses Friendly Against Canada: A Test for Emerging Players
In a 1-0 friendly loss to Canada, Wales manager Craig Bellamy intentionally challenged his young, inexperienced squad to improve against superior competition, resulting in several player debuts.
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16% Bias Score
Canada to Manage Vaccine Injury Compensation Program In-House Starting in 2024
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) will assume responsibility for Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) from OXARO Inc. in March 2024, following criticism of OXARO's administration and a government audit.
Canada to Manage Vaccine Injury Compensation Program In-House Starting in 2024
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) will assume responsibility for Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) from OXARO Inc. in March 2024, following criticism of OXARO's administration and a government audit.
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24% Bias Score
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