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Canada's Failure to Evacuate Gazans Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
On July 15, Palestinian-Canadian families will hold coast-to-coast sit-ins to protest Canada's failure to evacuate Gazans despite a 2024 visa program, contrasting with the swift processing of nearly 300,000 Ukrainian refugees in 2022; this inaction, along with Bill C-2, raises concerns about Canada'...
Canada's Failure to Evacuate Gazans Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
On July 15, Palestinian-Canadian families will hold coast-to-coast sit-ins to protest Canada's failure to evacuate Gazans despite a 2024 visa program, contrasting with the swift processing of nearly 300,000 Ukrainian refugees in 2022; this inaction, along with Bill C-2, raises concerns about Canada'...
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Canada's EU Defence Pact Faces Significant Hurdles
Canada's new defence pact with the EU, signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney, faces obstacles including potential US sanctions and internal challenges in raising military spending to meet NATO targets, according to a new report by former government officials.
Canada's EU Defence Pact Faces Significant Hurdles
Canada's new defence pact with the EU, signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney, faces obstacles including potential US sanctions and internal challenges in raising military spending to meet NATO targets, according to a new report by former government officials.
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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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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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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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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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Canada's DST Cave-In Exposes Flawed U.S. Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney abandoned the digital services tax to appease President Trump, resulting in Canada gaining nothing while compromising sovereignty; the article argues this reflects a flawed understanding of the Canada-U.S. relationship, now dominated by U.S. authoritarianism.
Canada's DST Cave-In Exposes Flawed U.S. Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney abandoned the digital services tax to appease President Trump, resulting in Canada gaining nothing while compromising sovereignty; the article argues this reflects a flawed understanding of the Canada-U.S. relationship, now dominated by U.S. authoritarianism.
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56% Bias Score
U.S. Funds, PSP Investments in Talks to Acquire H&R REIT Amid Activist Pressure
U.S. private equity funds and Canada's PSP Investments are in talks to acquire H&R Real Estate Investment Trust, a Canadian REIT with a $10.5-billion portfolio, as an activist investor pressures for transparency in the bidding process amid a broader trend of global fund managers buying undervalued C...
U.S. Funds, PSP Investments in Talks to Acquire H&R REIT Amid Activist Pressure
U.S. private equity funds and Canada's PSP Investments are in talks to acquire H&R Real Estate Investment Trust, a Canadian REIT with a $10.5-billion portfolio, as an activist investor pressures for transparency in the bidding process amid a broader trend of global fund managers buying undervalued C...
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Aquaculture Waste Scandal in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Atlantic Salmon Federation alleges that aquaculture companies in Newfoundland and Labrador are illegally dumping plastic waste, including broken cages and ropes, at six sites along the province's south coast, based on satellite imagery and on-site investigations; this has prompted calls for a mo...
Aquaculture Waste Scandal in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Atlantic Salmon Federation alleges that aquaculture companies in Newfoundland and Labrador are illegally dumping plastic waste, including broken cages and ropes, at six sites along the province's south coast, based on satellite imagery and on-site investigations; this has prompted calls for a mo...
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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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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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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
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