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Canada Reviews $19 Billion F-35 Deal Amid US Trade Tensions
Amid escalating trade tensions with the US, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is reviewing a $19 billion deal to purchase additional F-35 fighter jets, facing pressure to cancel it as a rejection of US President Trump's policies, while considering the implications for Canadian military capabilitie...
Canada Reviews $19 Billion F-35 Deal Amid US Trade Tensions
Amid escalating trade tensions with the US, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is reviewing a $19 billion deal to purchase additional F-35 fighter jets, facing pressure to cancel it as a rejection of US President Trump's policies, while considering the implications for Canadian military capabilitie...
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60% Bias Score
Canadian Faces Execution in China Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Robert Schellenberg, a Canadian convicted of drug smuggling in China, faces imminent execution following the recent execution of four other Canadians and the rejection of his appeal; his case is seen as politically motivated due to its timing after the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
Canadian Faces Execution in China Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Robert Schellenberg, a Canadian convicted of drug smuggling in China, faces imminent execution following the recent execution of four other Canadians and the rejection of his appeal; his case is seen as politically motivated due to its timing after the arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
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48% Bias Score
Murkowski Condemns Trump, Musk Threats Against GOP Dissenters
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski publicly criticized President Trump and Elon Musk for threatening dissenting Republicans, the administration's treatment of federal employees, and disregard for court orders; her actions contrast with the silence of many colleagues fearing political repercussions.
Murkowski Condemns Trump, Musk Threats Against GOP Dissenters
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski publicly criticized President Trump and Elon Musk for threatening dissenting Republicans, the administration's treatment of federal employees, and disregard for court orders; her actions contrast with the silence of many colleagues fearing political repercussions.
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40% Bias Score
Canada Explores Renewable Energy Investment in Liberia
A three-person Canadian government delegation visited Liberia from [Start Date] to [End Date] to explore investment opportunities in renewable energy, following the Liberia Investment Forum 2024 in Toronto, resulting in discussions about bilateral relations, various projects, and a US\$300,000 teach...
Canada Explores Renewable Energy Investment in Liberia
A three-person Canadian government delegation visited Liberia from [Start Date] to [End Date] to explore investment opportunities in renewable energy, following the Liberia Investment Forum 2024 in Toronto, resulting in discussions about bilateral relations, various projects, and a US\$300,000 teach...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs: Limited Impact Despite Market Fears
President Trump's new tariffs could total 0.75% of U.S. GDP, with Canada facing a potential $66 billion hit (2.2% of its 2024 GDP); however, previous experience suggests these may have a limited negative impact on global growth and inflation.
Trump's Tariffs: Limited Impact Despite Market Fears
President Trump's new tariffs could total 0.75% of U.S. GDP, with Canada facing a potential $66 billion hit (2.2% of its 2024 GDP); however, previous experience suggests these may have a limited negative impact on global growth and inflation.
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52% Bias Score
Canada Commits $2.5 Billion to Toronto Rental Housing
The Canadian federal government is providing over $2.5 billion in low-cost loans for seven rental housing projects in Toronto, creating 4,831 units (1,075 below-market), plus $25.8 million for homelessness programs, ahead of a potential election.
Canada Commits $2.5 Billion to Toronto Rental Housing
The Canadian federal government is providing over $2.5 billion in low-cost loans for seven rental housing projects in Toronto, creating 4,831 units (1,075 below-market), plus $25.8 million for homelessness programs, ahead of a potential election.
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44% Bias Score
Alberta Bill Restricts Federal Access to Oil and Gas Sites
Alberta's government proposed a bill to restrict federal employees' access to oil and gas sites to prevent federal emission data collection, sparking a constitutional dispute over jurisdiction and environmental regulation; legal experts argue the bill is unconstitutional.
Alberta Bill Restricts Federal Access to Oil and Gas Sites
Alberta's government proposed a bill to restrict federal employees' access to oil and gas sites to prevent federal emission data collection, sparking a constitutional dispute over jurisdiction and environmental regulation; legal experts argue the bill is unconstitutional.
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60% Bias Score
Four Canadian Citizens Executed in China, Heightening Tensions
Four Canadian dual citizens were executed in China on drug-related charges, prompting condemnation from Canada and escalating existing tensions between the two countries, marked by previous diplomatic incidents and allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian affairs.
Four Canadian Citizens Executed in China, Heightening Tensions
Four Canadian dual citizens were executed in China on drug-related charges, prompting condemnation from Canada and escalating existing tensions between the two countries, marked by previous diplomatic incidents and allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian affairs.
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40% Bias Score
Executions of Four Canadian Dual Citizens in China Strain Relations
Four Canadian dual citizens were executed in China for drug-related crimes earlier this year, sparking condemnation from Canada and raising concerns about strained bilateral relations, despite China asserting the evidence was sufficient and Canada's criticism was irresponsible.
Executions of Four Canadian Dual Citizens in China Strain Relations
Four Canadian dual citizens were executed in China for drug-related crimes earlier this year, sparking condemnation from Canada and raising concerns about strained bilateral relations, despite China asserting the evidence was sufficient and Canada's criticism was irresponsible.
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48% Bias Score
Marineland Plans to Relocate Belugas Amidst Financial Troubles and Sanctuary Shortage
Marineland, facing financial difficulties and public pressure, plans to relocate its 31 belugas and other marine animals to secure funding through property division, but a lack of suitable Canadian sanctuaries raises concerns about their future.
Marineland Plans to Relocate Belugas Amidst Financial Troubles and Sanctuary Shortage
Marineland, facing financial difficulties and public pressure, plans to relocate its 31 belugas and other marine animals to secure funding through property division, but a lack of suitable Canadian sanctuaries raises concerns about their future.
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40% Bias Score
Saskatchewan Budget Projects Surplus Despite Tariff Risks
Saskatchewan's 2025-26 budget projects a $12 million surplus, but faces a potential $1 billion deficit due to US and Chinese tariffs; the budget includes increased spending in health and education, but lacks a contingency fund for tariffs, prompting criticism.
Saskatchewan Budget Projects Surplus Despite Tariff Risks
Saskatchewan's 2025-26 budget projects a $12 million surplus, but faces a potential $1 billion deficit due to US and Chinese tariffs; the budget includes increased spending in health and education, but lacks a contingency fund for tariffs, prompting criticism.
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48% Bias Score
Indigenous Children's Imprint Launched by Award-Winning Author
David Robertson launched Swift Water Books, a Penguin Random House Canada imprint for Indigenous children's literature, set to debut in early 2026 with works by Kim Spencer, Richard Wagamese, and other Indigenous authors, aiming to increase representation and address the growing demand for such book...
Indigenous Children's Imprint Launched by Award-Winning Author
David Robertson launched Swift Water Books, a Penguin Random House Canada imprint for Indigenous children's literature, set to debut in early 2026 with works by Kim Spencer, Richard Wagamese, and other Indigenous authors, aiming to increase representation and address the growing demand for such book...
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24% Bias Score
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