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Canadian Health Data Companies Sell Patient Records to Pharma Firms Without Consent
A Canadian study reveals that health data companies are selling patient records to pharmaceutical firms without patient knowledge, using two monetization models: a conventional model and a vertically integrated model involving direct clinic ownership. This raises significant ethical and privacy conc...
Canadian Health Data Companies Sell Patient Records to Pharma Firms Without Consent
A Canadian study reveals that health data companies are selling patient records to pharmaceutical firms without patient knowledge, using two monetization models: a conventional model and a vertically integrated model involving direct clinic ownership. This raises significant ethical and privacy conc...
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40% Bias Score
Trudeau's Meeting with Trump: A Calculated Political Win for Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump is assessed as politically advantageous for Canada regardless of the outcome, due to Trump's unpredictable nature and the lack of a grand strategic vision from the US administration.
Trudeau's Meeting with Trump: A Calculated Political Win for Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump is assessed as politically advantageous for Canada regardless of the outcome, due to Trump's unpredictable nature and the lack of a grand strategic vision from the US administration.
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56% Bias Score
Canada Seeks to Transfer Seized Russian Cargo Plane to Ukraine
Canada is pursuing legal action to transfer a seized \$300 million Russian Antonov An-124 cargo plane to Ukraine, following airspace restrictions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the plane's formal seizure in June 2023.
Canada Seeks to Transfer Seized Russian Cargo Plane to Ukraine
Canada is pursuing legal action to transfer a seized \$300 million Russian Antonov An-124 cargo plane to Ukraine, following airspace restrictions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the plane's formal seizure in June 2023.
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44% Bias Score
Rotterdam Remembrance, US-Canada Tensions, and German Chancellorship Vote
Today marks the start of Rotterdam's "De namen van 14 mei" remembrance project for the 1940 bombing victims; Canadian Prime Minister Carney meets with US President Trump amidst strained relations; Germany's parliament votes on Friedrich Merz as Chancellor; and other global news includes a foiled Lad...
Rotterdam Remembrance, US-Canada Tensions, and German Chancellorship Vote
Today marks the start of Rotterdam's "De namen van 14 mei" remembrance project for the 1940 bombing victims; Canadian Prime Minister Carney meets with US President Trump amidst strained relations; Germany's parliament votes on Friedrich Merz as Chancellor; and other global news includes a foiled Lad...
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20% Bias Score
Competition Bureau Probes Express Scripts Canada Over Pharmacy Rebates
Canada's Competition Bureau is investigating Express Scripts Canada for potentially steering patients to certain pharmacies while charging excessive fees; the bureau is seeking information on rebates received by Express Scripts from drug manufacturers, wholesalers, and pharmacies to determine if ant...
Competition Bureau Probes Express Scripts Canada Over Pharmacy Rebates
Canada's Competition Bureau is investigating Express Scripts Canada for potentially steering patients to certain pharmacies while charging excessive fees; the bureau is seeking information on rebates received by Express Scripts from drug manufacturers, wholesalers, and pharmacies to determine if ant...
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40% Bias Score
Sunoco's \$9.1 Billion Takeover Bid for Parkland Corp. Approved by Board
Sunoco LP offered \$9.1 billion to acquire Parkland Corp., a Canadian fuel distributor, with Parkland's board unanimously endorsing the deal, which includes \$19.80 cash and 0.295 SUNCorp unit per share, amidst an activist investor campaign and strained US-Canada relations.
Sunoco's \$9.1 Billion Takeover Bid for Parkland Corp. Approved by Board
Sunoco LP offered \$9.1 billion to acquire Parkland Corp., a Canadian fuel distributor, with Parkland's board unanimously endorsing the deal, which includes \$19.80 cash and 0.295 SUNCorp unit per share, amidst an activist investor campaign and strained US-Canada relations.
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32% Bias Score
Alberta Premier Signals Potential Secession Referendum Amid Federal Tensions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while personally opposing secession, stated she will respect Albertans' decision if the federal government continues its perceived attacks; this follows a recent bill lowering the threshold for provincial referendums and amid US trade threats.
Alberta Premier Signals Potential Secession Referendum Amid Federal Tensions
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while personally opposing secession, stated she will respect Albertans' decision if the federal government continues its perceived attacks; this follows a recent bill lowering the threshold for provincial referendums and amid US trade threats.
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60% Bias Score
US Tariffs Trigger Mass Layoffs in Canadian Manufacturing
US tariffs are causing significant job losses in the Canadian manufacturing sector, with steel and auto workers facing repeated layoffs and increased instability; General Motors will cut a shift resulting in 2,000 job losses in Oshawa, while steelworkers like Jean-Francois LeBlanc face repeated layo...
US Tariffs Trigger Mass Layoffs in Canadian Manufacturing
US tariffs are causing significant job losses in the Canadian manufacturing sector, with steel and auto workers facing repeated layoffs and increased instability; General Motors will cut a shift resulting in 2,000 job losses in Oshawa, while steelworkers like Jean-Francois LeBlanc face repeated layo...
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28% Bias Score
Canada's Trade Deficit Narrows Despite US Tariffs
Canada's March trade deficit narrowed to $506 million, lower than expected, due to a larger drop in imports than exports, mainly resulting from Canada's retaliatory tariffs against the US following President Trump's tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum; however, exports to the US fell by 6.6 perce...
Canada's Trade Deficit Narrows Despite US Tariffs
Canada's March trade deficit narrowed to $506 million, lower than expected, due to a larger drop in imports than exports, mainly resulting from Canada's retaliatory tariffs against the US following President Trump's tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum; however, exports to the US fell by 6.6 perce...
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32% Bias Score
Financial Advisors Drop Designations Amidst Rising Costs and Shifting Client Priorities
Financial advisors are abandoning multiple professional designations due to high renewal costs and time-consuming continuing education requirements, prioritizing client relationships and outcomes over credentials.
Financial Advisors Drop Designations Amidst Rising Costs and Shifting Client Priorities
Financial advisors are abandoning multiple professional designations due to high renewal costs and time-consuming continuing education requirements, prioritizing client relationships and outcomes over credentials.
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44% Bias Score
Widjaja Addresses Concerns Over Pulp and Paper Empire in Canada
Indonesian industrialist Jackson Widjaja, owner of Canada's largest pulp and paper company, Paper Excellence (formerly Domtar), has given his first interview amid concerns over his family's past environmental record and human rights abuses in Indonesia. Widjaja, who plans to further expand his Canad...
Widjaja Addresses Concerns Over Pulp and Paper Empire in Canada
Indonesian industrialist Jackson Widjaja, owner of Canada's largest pulp and paper company, Paper Excellence (formerly Domtar), has given his first interview amid concerns over his family's past environmental record and human rights abuses in Indonesia. Widjaja, who plans to further expand his Canad...
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52% Bias Score
Canada's Trade War with the U.S.: Economic Fallout and Diversification Efforts
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal party won the April 28th election amid a trade war with the U.S., prompting boycotts of U.S. goods, decreased travel, and predictions of economic contraction, while the government plans trade diversification and support measures.
Canada's Trade War with the U.S.: Economic Fallout and Diversification Efforts
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal party won the April 28th election amid a trade war with the U.S., prompting boycotts of U.S. goods, decreased travel, and predictions of economic contraction, while the government plans trade diversification and support measures.
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40% Bias Score
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