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Canada's First LNG Export Shipment Set to Depart
The GasLog Glasgow tanker will depart from Kitimat, British Columbia on Monday with the first LNG shipment from Canada's $18-billion LNG Canada export terminal, a project seven years in the making, marking a key step in diversifying Canada's energy exports to Asia.
Canada's First LNG Export Shipment Set to Depart
The GasLog Glasgow tanker will depart from Kitimat, British Columbia on Monday with the first LNG shipment from Canada's $18-billion LNG Canada export terminal, a project seven years in the making, marking a key step in diversifying Canada's energy exports to Asia.
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20% Bias Score


Anti-LGBTQ+ Sentiment Negatively Impacts Canadian LGBTQ+ Businesses
A survey of 13 LGBTQ+ Canadian business owners shows nine reported negative impacts from anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment, nine anticipate future financial repercussions, and eight were affected by recent tariff changes.
Anti-LGBTQ+ Sentiment Negatively Impacts Canadian LGBTQ+ Businesses
A survey of 13 LGBTQ+ Canadian business owners shows nine reported negative impacts from anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment, nine anticipate future financial repercussions, and eight were affected by recent tariff changes.
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44% Bias Score


USWNT Dominates Canada 3-0, Showcasing Depth and Player Development
The USWNT defeated Canada 3-0 in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, securing their third consecutive victory in a three-game series featuring a high rotation of players. Goals were scored by Sam Coffey, Claire Hutton, and Yazmeen Ryan, showcasing the team's depth and successful player development strategy...
USWNT Dominates Canada 3-0, Showcasing Depth and Player Development
The USWNT defeated Canada 3-0 in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, securing their third consecutive victory in a three-game series featuring a high rotation of players. Goals were scored by Sam Coffey, Claire Hutton, and Yazmeen Ryan, showcasing the team's depth and successful player development strategy...
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28% Bias Score


BC Modifies Development Fees to Boost Housing Construction
The British Columbia government is altering development fee payment rules to accelerate home construction, allowing a 25% payment at permit approval and 75% upon occupancy, with a four-year payment period, addressing financial constraints on builders and potentially resolving stalled housing project...
BC Modifies Development Fees to Boost Housing Construction
The British Columbia government is altering development fee payment rules to accelerate home construction, allowing a 25% payment at permit approval and 75% upon occupancy, with a four-year payment period, addressing financial constraints on builders and potentially resolving stalled housing project...
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60% Bias Score


Canadian Automakers Seek Repeal of Zero-Emission Vehicle Mandate
Canadian auto CEOs urged Prime Minister Carney to repeal a federal regulation requiring 20% of vehicle sales to be zero-emission by 2026, citing decreased EV sales and the Canada-U.S. trade war as reasons for the mandate's infeasibility.
Canadian Automakers Seek Repeal of Zero-Emission Vehicle Mandate
Canadian auto CEOs urged Prime Minister Carney to repeal a federal regulation requiring 20% of vehicle sales to be zero-emission by 2026, citing decreased EV sales and the Canada-U.S. trade war as reasons for the mandate's infeasibility.
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60% Bias Score


De Havilland Canada's Waterbombers Combat Rising Global Wildfires
De Havilland Canada's waterbomber aircraft, renowned for maneuverability and rapid water-scooping, are combating increasingly devastating global wildfires; the company is modernizing its fleet and producing the new Canadair 515 model to meet growing demand.
De Havilland Canada's Waterbombers Combat Rising Global Wildfires
De Havilland Canada's waterbomber aircraft, renowned for maneuverability and rapid water-scooping, are combating increasingly devastating global wildfires; the company is modernizing its fleet and producing the new Canadair 515 model to meet growing demand.
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48% Bias Score

Canadian Executive's Cancer Battle Inspires Fundraising
RBC executive Chinyere Eni, battling bone cancer, inspired thousands at the Ride to Conquer Cancer, raising substantial funds for Princess Margaret Cancer Centre research over 18 years.

Canadian Executive's Cancer Battle Inspires Fundraising
RBC executive Chinyere Eni, battling bone cancer, inspired thousands at the Ride to Conquer Cancer, raising substantial funds for Princess Margaret Cancer Centre research over 18 years.
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44% Bias Score

Canada Scraps Digital Services Tax Amidst U.S. Pressure, Exposing Flawed Digital Strategy
Facing U.S. trade sanctions, Canada cancelled its digital services tax, foregoing $7.2 billion in projected revenue over five years, exposing a pattern of ineffective digital policy marked by strong initial stances followed by concessions due to industry opposition.

Canada Scraps Digital Services Tax Amidst U.S. Pressure, Exposing Flawed Digital Strategy
Facing U.S. trade sanctions, Canada cancelled its digital services tax, foregoing $7.2 billion in projected revenue over five years, exposing a pattern of ineffective digital policy marked by strong initial stances followed by concessions due to industry opposition.
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64% Bias Score

Pakistani Climate Activist Deported from Canada Amidst Spousal Sponsorship Issues
Pakistani climate activist Zain Haq was deported from Canada in January 2024 after his student visa was revoked for ceasing his studies and missing a spousal sponsorship deadline; his Canadian wife returned to Canada after a month in Pakistan due to safety concerns, while he continues climate activi...

Pakistani Climate Activist Deported from Canada Amidst Spousal Sponsorship Issues
Pakistani climate activist Zain Haq was deported from Canada in January 2024 after his student visa was revoked for ceasing his studies and missing a spousal sponsorship deadline; his Canadian wife returned to Canada after a month in Pakistan due to safety concerns, while he continues climate activi...
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48% Bias Score

Canaccord Genuity Fined $544,500 for Anti-Money Laundering Violations
FinTRAC, Canada's financial crime agency, fined Canaccord Genuity Inc. $544,500 on May 14 for violating anti-money-laundering laws by failing to report suspicious transactions and maintain proper compliance policies; the penalty is part of a wider government crackdown ahead of an international revie...

Canaccord Genuity Fined $544,500 for Anti-Money Laundering Violations
FinTRAC, Canada's financial crime agency, fined Canaccord Genuity Inc. $544,500 on May 14 for violating anti-money-laundering laws by failing to report suspicious transactions and maintain proper compliance policies; the penalty is part of a wider government crackdown ahead of an international revie...
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24% Bias Score

FinTRAC Tightens Scrutiny of Iran Transactions Amid Rise in Suspicious Activity
FinTRAC, Canada's anti-money-laundering agency, will soon issue stricter guidelines for businesses handling transactions to or from Iran due to a sharp increase in suspicious activity, rising from 6,866 reports in 2023-24 to 19,572 in 2024-25, following a global call for action from the FATF highlig...

FinTRAC Tightens Scrutiny of Iran Transactions Amid Rise in Suspicious Activity
FinTRAC, Canada's anti-money-laundering agency, will soon issue stricter guidelines for businesses handling transactions to or from Iran due to a sharp increase in suspicious activity, rising from 6,866 reports in 2023-24 to 19,572 in 2024-25, following a global call for action from the FATF highlig...
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24% Bias Score

Canada Sends First LNG Cargo to Asia
On Monday, the GasLog Glasgow, carrying the first LNG cargo from the $48.3-billion LNG Canada terminal in Kitimat, B.C., departed for Asia, marking a significant step in diversifying Canada's energy exports and creating jobs, but also sparking environmental concerns.

Canada Sends First LNG Cargo to Asia
On Monday, the GasLog Glasgow, carrying the first LNG cargo from the $48.3-billion LNG Canada terminal in Kitimat, B.C., departed for Asia, marking a significant step in diversifying Canada's energy exports and creating jobs, but also sparking environmental concerns.
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60% Bias Score
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