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Hudson's Bay Co. Faces Legal Challenge Over Mismanagement During Wind-Down
Senior lenders of Hudson's Bay Co. are petitioning the court to replace the company's management with a "super monitor" due to alleged mismanagement during its wind-down, citing unnecessary costs such as $2.5 million in rent for a lease deal with Ruby Liu that is facing landlord opposition and an ad...
Hudson's Bay Co. Faces Legal Challenge Over Mismanagement During Wind-Down
Senior lenders of Hudson's Bay Co. are petitioning the court to replace the company's management with a "super monitor" due to alleged mismanagement during its wind-down, citing unnecessary costs such as $2.5 million in rent for a lease deal with Ruby Liu that is facing landlord opposition and an ad...
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52% Bias Score
Toronto Home Sellers Cut Prices Amid Increased Competition
In Toronto's cooling real estate market, sellers are cutting asking prices as new listings surge in July, forcing homeowners to adjust their expectations, leading to price reductions, while buyers benefit from more options but face stricter financing.
Toronto Home Sellers Cut Prices Amid Increased Competition
In Toronto's cooling real estate market, sellers are cutting asking prices as new listings surge in July, forcing homeowners to adjust their expectations, leading to price reductions, while buyers benefit from more options but face stricter financing.
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36% Bias Score
Canadian Military Members Among Four Arrested in Alleged Anti-Government Militia Plot
Four men, including two Canadian Armed Forces members, were arrested in Quebec City for allegedly plotting to create an anti-government militia and forcibly seize land; police seized explosives, 83 firearms, and nearly 11,000 rounds of ammunition.
Canadian Military Members Among Four Arrested in Alleged Anti-Government Militia Plot
Four men, including two Canadian Armed Forces members, were arrested in Quebec City for allegedly plotting to create an anti-government militia and forcibly seize land; police seized explosives, 83 firearms, and nearly 11,000 rounds of ammunition.
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24% Bias Score
Charges Stayed Against Alberta Spiritual Leader
Two of six sexual assault charges against prominent Alberta spiritual leader John de Ruiter and his wife have been stayed by the Crown; they will face trial on the remaining charges in January, which are expected to last more than four months.
Charges Stayed Against Alberta Spiritual Leader
Two of six sexual assault charges against prominent Alberta spiritual leader John de Ruiter and his wife have been stayed by the Crown; they will face trial on the remaining charges in January, which are expected to last more than four months.
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48% Bias Score
Ontario's Economic Crisis: Manufacturing Decline and US Tariffs Threaten Canada
Ontario faces a \$14.6 billion budget deficit and high unemployment due to declining manufacturing and agriculture, with US tariffs further threatening the economy; the province's GDP growth lags behind the national average, raising concerns about its impact on Canada's overall economic performance.
Ontario's Economic Crisis: Manufacturing Decline and US Tariffs Threaten Canada
Ontario faces a \$14.6 billion budget deficit and high unemployment due to declining manufacturing and agriculture, with US tariffs further threatening the economy; the province's GDP growth lags behind the national average, raising concerns about its impact on Canada's overall economic performance.
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60% Bias Score
Canada Lags in Digital Twin Adoption Despite Global Success
Canadian companies are leveraging digital twin technology for remote project monitoring, boosting efficiency and safety, but domestic adoption lags behind global trends, creating a competitive disadvantage; experts call for a national strategy to increase adoption rates and improve project outcomes.
Canada Lags in Digital Twin Adoption Despite Global Success
Canadian companies are leveraging digital twin technology for remote project monitoring, boosting efficiency and safety, but domestic adoption lags behind global trends, creating a competitive disadvantage; experts call for a national strategy to increase adoption rates and improve project outcomes.
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52% Bias Score
Olympio Expands Drilling at Bousquet Gold Project Following Visible Gold Discovery
Olympio Metals is expanding its diamond drilling program at its Bousquet gold project in Canada's Cadillac Break, targeting the Amadee prospect due to its geological similarities with the high-grade Paquin prospect where visible gold has been found. The company has already completed eight holes at A...
Olympio Expands Drilling at Bousquet Gold Project Following Visible Gold Discovery
Olympio Metals is expanding its diamond drilling program at its Bousquet gold project in Canada's Cadillac Break, targeting the Amadee prospect due to its geological similarities with the high-grade Paquin prospect where visible gold has been found. The company has already completed eight holes at A...
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52% Bias Score
HOOPP Announces Leadership Changes, Appoints New Chief Risk Officer
HOOPP, managing $123 billion in assets for nearly 479,000 members, announced a series of leadership changes on Wednesday, including the appointment of Linda Halley as chief risk officer, the departure of the chief operating officer, and the realignment of responsibilities for several other senior ex...
HOOPP Announces Leadership Changes, Appoints New Chief Risk Officer
HOOPP, managing $123 billion in assets for nearly 479,000 members, announced a series of leadership changes on Wednesday, including the appointment of Linda Halley as chief risk officer, the departure of the chief operating officer, and the realignment of responsibilities for several other senior ex...
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20% Bias Score
Canada Shifts Trade Focus to Asia, Reducing US Dependence
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is visiting Japan and Malaysia to advance a new trade diversification strategy focused on Asia, aiming to reduce reliance on the US market and expand into high-growth economies.
Canada Shifts Trade Focus to Asia, Reducing US Dependence
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is visiting Japan and Malaysia to advance a new trade diversification strategy focused on Asia, aiming to reduce reliance on the US market and expand into high-growth economies.
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32% Bias Score
Ottawa Citizen Subdues Robbery Suspect, Raising Citizen Arrest Debate
In Ottawa, Gary LaRowe, a U.S. citizen, apprehended a robbery suspect at a Pet Valu store using a dog leash, holding him for 2.5 hours until police arrived; this raised questions about citizen arrests and highlighted rising retail theft concerns in Ottawa.
Ottawa Citizen Subdues Robbery Suspect, Raising Citizen Arrest Debate
In Ottawa, Gary LaRowe, a U.S. citizen, apprehended a robbery suspect at a Pet Valu store using a dog leash, holding him for 2.5 hours until police arrived; this raised questions about citizen arrests and highlighted rising retail theft concerns in Ottawa.
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44% Bias Score
Canada's Rural ER Crisis: Virtual Care as a Stop-Gap Solution
Data reveals that Canadian emergency rooms have closed for 1.14 million hours since 2019 due to staffing shortages, with Newfoundland's New-Wes-Valley hospital utilizing virtual ER services for 313 days between July 2021 and April 2023; this highlights the growing use of virtual care as a stop-gap s...
Canada's Rural ER Crisis: Virtual Care as a Stop-Gap Solution
Data reveals that Canadian emergency rooms have closed for 1.14 million hours since 2019 due to staffing shortages, with Newfoundland's New-Wes-Valley hospital utilizing virtual ER services for 313 days between July 2021 and April 2023; this highlights the growing use of virtual care as a stop-gap s...
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44% Bias Score
Inmate Kills Robert Pickton with Broomstick
Robert Pickton, a convicted serial killer serving a life sentence, died on May 31, 2024, from injuries sustained during a prison assault at Quebec's Port-Cartier Institution on May 19, 2024, where inmate Martin Charest assaulted him with a broken broomstick; an investigation revealed insufficient se...
Inmate Kills Robert Pickton with Broomstick
Robert Pickton, a convicted serial killer serving a life sentence, died on May 31, 2024, from injuries sustained during a prison assault at Quebec's Port-Cartier Institution on May 19, 2024, where inmate Martin Charest assaulted him with a broken broomstick; an investigation revealed insufficient se...
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28% Bias Score
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