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Canadian Provinces Face Varying Risks from Potential US Tariffs
Canadian provinces face varying levels of economic risk from potential US tariffs, with Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and Saskatchewan most vulnerable due to high US export dependence and/or weak financial positions; Alberta projects a C$5.2 billion deficit in 2025/26 if tariffs materialize.
Canadian Provinces Face Varying Risks from Potential US Tariffs
Canadian provinces face varying levels of economic risk from potential US tariffs, with Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and Saskatchewan most vulnerable due to high US export dependence and/or weak financial positions; Alberta projects a C$5.2 billion deficit in 2025/26 if tariffs materialize.
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40% Bias Score
Canada to Seize Russian Cargo Plane for Ukraine Aid
Canada is preparing to seize a Russian Antonov AN-124 cargo plane in Toronto to fund Ukraine, despite potential legal challenges from the plane's owner, Volga-Dneper, and threats of retaliation from Russia; the plane's current operational status is unknown.
Canada to Seize Russian Cargo Plane for Ukraine Aid
Canada is preparing to seize a Russian Antonov AN-124 cargo plane in Toronto to fund Ukraine, despite potential legal challenges from the plane's owner, Volga-Dneper, and threats of retaliation from Russia; the plane's current operational status is unknown.
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40% Bias Score
MEC Faces Lawsuit over US$1.3 Million in Unpaid Bills
Lever Style Ltd. is suing Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) for US$917,452.77 in unpaid bills for delivered garments, highlighting MEC's financial difficulties and ongoing sale process amid declining revenues and a challenging retail environment.
MEC Faces Lawsuit over US$1.3 Million in Unpaid Bills
Lever Style Ltd. is suing Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) for US$917,452.77 in unpaid bills for delivered garments, highlighting MEC's financial difficulties and ongoing sale process amid declining revenues and a challenging retail environment.
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28% Bias Score
Uneven Compliance with Canada's New Federal Remote Work Policy
A new Canadian federal government policy requiring most employees to work in the office at least three days a week has resulted in widely varying compliance rates across departments, with the Department of National Defence showing the lowest adherence, while other agencies report much higher rates.
Uneven Compliance with Canada's New Federal Remote Work Policy
A new Canadian federal government policy requiring most employees to work in the office at least three days a week has resulted in widely varying compliance rates across departments, with the Department of National Defence showing the lowest adherence, while other agencies report much higher rates.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Shifting Tariff Deadlines on Mexico, Canada, and EU
President Trump announced 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada, initially scheduled for April 2nd, but later shifted to April 1st and then back to April 2nd, pending review of their actions against illegal migration and drug trafficking; he also threatened similar tariffs on the EU, falsely...
Trump's Shifting Tariff Deadlines on Mexico, Canada, and EU
President Trump announced 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada, initially scheduled for April 2nd, but later shifted to April 1st and then back to April 2nd, pending review of their actions against illegal migration and drug trafficking; he also threatened similar tariffs on the EU, falsely...
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44% Bias Score
Ontario to Replace Pap Tests with HPV Tests for Cervical Cancer Screening"
Starting March 3, 2025, Ontario will replace Pap tests with HPV tests for cervical cancer screening, a more accurate and potentially less frequent method already adopted or planned in other provinces, promising earlier detection and improved patient outcomes.
Ontario to Replace Pap Tests with HPV Tests for Cervical Cancer Screening"
Starting March 3, 2025, Ontario will replace Pap tests with HPV tests for cervical cancer screening, a more accurate and potentially less frequent method already adopted or planned in other provinces, promising earlier detection and improved patient outcomes.
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52% Bias Score
Charles Invites Trump to Britain Amidst Annexation Threats
King Charles III invited Donald Trump to Britain for a state visit, prompting criticism from a Canadian MP concerned about Trump's repeated calls for Canadian annexation and the potential impact on Canadian sovereignty; the invitation was delivered by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a Whi...
Charles Invites Trump to Britain Amidst Annexation Threats
King Charles III invited Donald Trump to Britain for a state visit, prompting criticism from a Canadian MP concerned about Trump's repeated calls for Canadian annexation and the potential impact on Canadian sovereignty; the invitation was delivered by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a Whi...
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56% Bias Score
Alberta Faces $5.2 Billion Deficit Amidst US Trade War Fears
Facing a potential trade war with the U.S. and lower energy prices, Alberta projects a $5.2-billion deficit for 2025-2026, despite introducing a $1.2-billion tax cut, increasing its contingency fund to $4 billion to offset potential tariff impacts.
Alberta Faces $5.2 Billion Deficit Amidst US Trade War Fears
Facing a potential trade war with the U.S. and lower energy prices, Alberta projects a $5.2-billion deficit for 2025-2026, despite introducing a $1.2-billion tax cut, increasing its contingency fund to $4 billion to offset potential tariff impacts.
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Banks Report Strong Profits Amidst Trade War Concerns
Canada's six largest banks reported better-than-expected first-quarter profits, but warned that a potential trade war with the U.S. could further pressure the country's slowing economic growth, prompting businesses to delay investments and borrowing decisions; several CEOs called for government acti...
Canadian Banks Report Strong Profits Amidst Trade War Concerns
Canada's six largest banks reported better-than-expected first-quarter profits, but warned that a potential trade war with the U.S. could further pressure the country's slowing economic growth, prompting businesses to delay investments and borrowing decisions; several CEOs called for government acti...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Announces Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, Sparking Trade War Fears
President Trump announced 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods and an additional 10% on Chinese imports, effective March 4th, citing high drug levels entering the US, potentially sparking retaliatory tariffs and impacting consumer prices.
Trump Announces Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, Sparking Trade War Fears
President Trump announced 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods and an additional 10% on Chinese imports, effective March 4th, citing high drug levels entering the US, potentially sparking retaliatory tariffs and impacting consumer prices.
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36% Bias Score
Ontario Switches to HPV Testing for Cervical Cancer Screening
Ontario is replacing Pap tests with HPV tests for cervical cancer screening, starting October 2nd, 2023, due to the HPV test's higher effectiveness and ability to be performed less frequently, aiming to reduce rising cervical cancer incidence rates; this aligns with national and international trends...
Ontario Switches to HPV Testing for Cervical Cancer Screening
Ontario is replacing Pap tests with HPV tests for cervical cancer screening, starting October 2nd, 2023, due to the HPV test's higher effectiveness and ability to be performed less frequently, aiming to reduce rising cervical cancer incidence rates; this aligns with national and international trends...
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Conflicting Tariff Announcements Create Economic Uncertainty
Trump announced conflicting dates for implementing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, initially stating April 2nd, then March 4th. He also announced an additional 10% tariff on Chinese goods starting March 4th, citing the opioid crisis as justification. These fluctuating statements created economic uncer...
Trump's Conflicting Tariff Announcements Create Economic Uncertainty
Trump announced conflicting dates for implementing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, initially stating April 2nd, then March 4th. He also announced an additional 10% tariff on Chinese goods starting March 4th, citing the opioid crisis as justification. These fluctuating statements created economic uncer...
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52% Bias Score
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