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Newfoundland Election: A $200 Billion Energy Deal and the Province's Future
Newfoundland and Labrador's upcoming election centers on a massive energy deal with Hydro-Québec worth over $200 billion by 2075, crucial for addressing the province's dire financial situation and avoiding a federal bailout.
Newfoundland Election: A $200 Billion Energy Deal and the Province's Future
Newfoundland and Labrador's upcoming election centers on a massive energy deal with Hydro-Québec worth over $200 billion by 2075, crucial for addressing the province's dire financial situation and avoiding a federal bailout.
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64% Bias Score
Quebec to End Universal COVID-19 Vaccination, Following Alberta
Quebec will end universal COVID-19 vaccination this fall, following Alberta's lead, making vaccines paid for most residents while offering free shots to specific high-risk groups due to budget constraints and shifting risk assessments.
Quebec to End Universal COVID-19 Vaccination, Following Alberta
Quebec will end universal COVID-19 vaccination this fall, following Alberta's lead, making vaccines paid for most residents while offering free shots to specific high-risk groups due to budget constraints and shifting risk assessments.
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24% Bias Score
Ontario Orders Immediate Parking Restrictions at Daycares Following Toddler's Death
Following a fatal car crash at a Richmond Hill daycare that killed a toddler and injured seven others, Ontario's Education Minister has ordered immediate parking restrictions at all licensed child-care centers to prevent similar incidents, prompting concerns from operators about unintended consequen...
Ontario Orders Immediate Parking Restrictions at Daycares Following Toddler's Death
Following a fatal car crash at a Richmond Hill daycare that killed a toddler and injured seven others, Ontario's Education Minister has ordered immediate parking restrictions at all licensed child-care centers to prevent similar incidents, prompting concerns from operators about unintended consequen...
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24% Bias Score
Canada's Bill C-2: Cybersecurity Risks from Strong Borders Legislation
Bill C-2, Canada's proposed strong-borders legislation, faces criticism for potentially compromising cybersecurity by prohibiting electronic service providers from disclosing system vulnerabilities, counter to standard security practices.
Canada's Bill C-2: Cybersecurity Risks from Strong Borders Legislation
Bill C-2, Canada's proposed strong-borders legislation, faces criticism for potentially compromising cybersecurity by prohibiting electronic service providers from disclosing system vulnerabilities, counter to standard security practices.
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36% Bias Score
B.C. Approves Ksi Lisims LNG Project with Conditions
The British Columbia government conditionally approved the Ksi Lisims LNG project, imposing 23 legally binding conditions focused on greenhouse gas emissions reduction and integration with BC Hydro, aiming for 2029 Asian exports.
B.C. Approves Ksi Lisims LNG Project with Conditions
The British Columbia government conditionally approved the Ksi Lisims LNG project, imposing 23 legally binding conditions focused on greenhouse gas emissions reduction and integration with BC Hydro, aiming for 2029 Asian exports.
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28% Bias Score
Canadian Wildfires Accelerate Glacier Melt in Rockies
Soot and ash from Canadian wildfires are darkening glaciers in the Rockies, reducing their reflectivity and accelerating melting, with Peyto Glacier showing a significant retreat and Athabasca Glacier revealing unexpected microbial growth in ice samples.
Canadian Wildfires Accelerate Glacier Melt in Rockies
Soot and ash from Canadian wildfires are darkening glaciers in the Rockies, reducing their reflectivity and accelerating melting, with Peyto Glacier showing a significant retreat and Athabasca Glacier revealing unexpected microbial growth in ice samples.
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36% Bias Score
Canada-China Trade Dispute: Saskatchewan and Ontario Clash Over Tariffs
Saskatchewan's canola industry suffers from China's retaliatory tariffs imposed in response to Canada's tariffs on Chinese EVs, creating a conflict between Saskatchewan and Ontario.
Canada-China Trade Dispute: Saskatchewan and Ontario Clash Over Tariffs
Saskatchewan's canola industry suffers from China's retaliatory tariffs imposed in response to Canada's tariffs on Chinese EVs, creating a conflict between Saskatchewan and Ontario.
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16% Bias Score
Financial Preparedness for Retirement in 10 Years
A couple in their mid-50s with $800,000 in RRSPs, $100,000 in TFSAs, and a $600,000 house ($200,000 mortgage) seeks advice on retirement readiness in 10 years.
Financial Preparedness for Retirement in 10 Years
A couple in their mid-50s with $800,000 in RRSPs, $100,000 in TFSAs, and a $600,000 house ($200,000 mortgage) seeks advice on retirement readiness in 10 years.
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20% Bias Score
Mexico, US, and Canada Initiate Consultations for TMEC Review
Mexico, the US, and Canada will begin consultations this week to prepare for a renegotiation of the USMCA trade agreement in July 2026, focusing on improvements and addressing concerns raised since its implementation in 2020.
Mexico, US, and Canada Initiate Consultations for TMEC Review
Mexico, the US, and Canada will begin consultations this week to prepare for a renegotiation of the USMCA trade agreement in July 2026, focusing on improvements and addressing concerns raised since its implementation in 2020.
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16% Bias Score
PFAS Contamination in North Bay, Canada: A Decade-Long Remediation
North Bay, Ontario's drinking water is contaminated with PFAS, exceeding federal guidelines but below provincial limits, due to decades of military firefighting foam use; a 10-year remediation project is underway, but residents face uncertainty about their water safety.
PFAS Contamination in North Bay, Canada: A Decade-Long Remediation
North Bay, Ontario's drinking water is contaminated with PFAS, exceeding federal guidelines but below provincial limits, due to decades of military firefighting foam use; a 10-year remediation project is underway, but residents face uncertainty about their water safety.
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24% Bias Score
Canadian Small Businesses Face Rising Financial Strain Amidst Economic Slowdown
Despite lower inflation and interest rates, more than 286,000 Canadian small businesses missed at least one payment last quarter, highlighting a deepening financial strain, particularly in Ontario and Atlantic Canada, while Alberta benefits from higher oil prices.
Canadian Small Businesses Face Rising Financial Strain Amidst Economic Slowdown
Despite lower inflation and interest rates, more than 286,000 Canadian small businesses missed at least one payment last quarter, highlighting a deepening financial strain, particularly in Ontario and Atlantic Canada, while Alberta benefits from higher oil prices.
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16% Bias Score
Data Breach at Canadian Investment Regulator Exposes Personal Information of Top Executives
On August 11, 2024, hackers targeted the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO), potentially exposing personal data of current and former registrants, including top executives from major Canadian banks.
Data Breach at Canadian Investment Regulator Exposes Personal Information of Top Executives
On August 11, 2024, hackers targeted the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO), potentially exposing personal data of current and former registrants, including top executives from major Canadian banks.
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24% Bias Score
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