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King Charles's Visit to Canada Mirrors 1957 Queen Elizabeth Visit Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
King Charles III's rushed, 24-hour visit to Canada mirrored Queen Elizabeth II's 1957 visit, both opening Parliament and emphasizing Canada's sovereignty amid US-led geopolitical threats, using similar visual cues to reinforce the Crown's importance.
King Charles's Visit to Canada Mirrors 1957 Queen Elizabeth Visit Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
King Charles III's rushed, 24-hour visit to Canada mirrored Queen Elizabeth II's 1957 visit, both opening Parliament and emphasizing Canada's sovereignty amid US-led geopolitical threats, using similar visual cues to reinforce the Crown's importance.
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32% Bias Score
Canada Faces Hot, Stormy Summer with Increased Wildfire Risk
Canada's summer forecast predicts above-normal temperatures across most of the country, with a heightened risk of droughts, wildfires, and severe thunderstorms, particularly in the southern Prairies and Central Canada. The forecast also anticipates a more active than usual hurricane season, potentia...
Canada Faces Hot, Stormy Summer with Increased Wildfire Risk
Canada's summer forecast predicts above-normal temperatures across most of the country, with a heightened risk of droughts, wildfires, and severe thunderstorms, particularly in the southern Prairies and Central Canada. The forecast also anticipates a more active than usual hurricane season, potentia...
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28% Bias Score
Climate Change Devastates and Creates Kelp Forests
Canadian marine ecologist Karen Filbee-Dexter discovered a thriving kelp forest under Arctic ice while grieving the loss of a Nova Scotia kelp forest due to a heat wave, illustrating both the devastating effects and remarkable resilience of marine ecosystems in the face of climate change.
Climate Change Devastates and Creates Kelp Forests
Canadian marine ecologist Karen Filbee-Dexter discovered a thriving kelp forest under Arctic ice while grieving the loss of a Nova Scotia kelp forest due to a heat wave, illustrating both the devastating effects and remarkable resilience of marine ecosystems in the face of climate change.
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28% Bias Score
Via Rail Spends $330,000 Rebranding High-Speed Rail Project
Via Rail spent over $330,000 on rebranding its Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail project from Via HFR to Alto due to "widespread disinterest" in the original plan, ultimately unveiling the new name in February 2025 after extensive market research and development.
Via Rail Spends $330,000 Rebranding High-Speed Rail Project
Via Rail spent over $330,000 on rebranding its Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail project from Via HFR to Alto due to "widespread disinterest" in the original plan, ultimately unveiling the new name in February 2025 after extensive market research and development.
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36% Bias Score
Targeted Stabbing of 15-Year-Old in Abbotsford Park
15-year-old Billy Ledoux was fatally stabbed in Abbotsford's Larch Park on Sunday evening; police are investigating a targeted attack, with two initially detained youths released, and the victim's family is pleading for peace, not revenge.
Targeted Stabbing of 15-Year-Old in Abbotsford Park
15-year-old Billy Ledoux was fatally stabbed in Abbotsford's Larch Park on Sunday evening; police are investigating a targeted attack, with two initially detained youths released, and the victim's family is pleading for peace, not revenge.
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24% Bias Score
NATO Aims for 5% Defense Spending Target
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte announced a proposed 5% defense spending target for member countries by June 2025, significantly raising Canada's financial obligations to counter Russia's growing military capabilities and meet US President Trump's demands.
NATO Aims for 5% Defense Spending Target
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte announced a proposed 5% defense spending target for member countries by June 2025, significantly raising Canada's financial obligations to counter Russia's growing military capabilities and meet US President Trump's demands.
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52% Bias Score
BOF Capital Launches $150 Million Fund to Empower Black Canadian Entrepreneurs and Homeowners
BOF Capital, a new investment company launched by the Black Opportunity Fund, aims to raise $150 million by year-end for a private equity growth fund and a shared equity housing fund to address the economic empowerment of Black Canadians, tackling low homeownership rates and limited business investm...
BOF Capital Launches $150 Million Fund to Empower Black Canadian Entrepreneurs and Homeowners
BOF Capital, a new investment company launched by the Black Opportunity Fund, aims to raise $150 million by year-end for a private equity growth fund and a shared equity housing fund to address the economic empowerment of Black Canadians, tackling low homeownership rates and limited business investm...
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24% Bias Score
Charles Defends Canada's Sovereignty Amidst Trump's Annexation Threats
During his first Canadian visit as monarch, King Charles subtly countered President Trump's annexation threats by praising Canada's sovereignty in a parliamentary address, also addressing China's Arctic ambitions; the visit was deemed a success, with large crowds turning out in Ottawa.
Charles Defends Canada's Sovereignty Amidst Trump's Annexation Threats
During his first Canadian visit as monarch, King Charles subtly countered President Trump's annexation threats by praising Canada's sovereignty in a parliamentary address, also addressing China's Arctic ambitions; the visit was deemed a success, with large crowds turning out in Ottawa.
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40% Bias Score
Toronto Invests \$2.1 Million in Festival Security Enhancements
Toronto is investing \$2.1 million to enhance security at festivals following a hostile vehicle attack at a Vancouver festival, aiming to prevent similar incidents and create a safer environment for attendees. A new non-profit organization will help festival organizers share resources.
Toronto Invests \$2.1 Million in Festival Security Enhancements
Toronto is investing \$2.1 million to enhance security at festivals following a hostile vehicle attack at a Vancouver festival, aiming to prevent similar incidents and create a safer environment for attendees. A new non-profit organization will help festival organizers share resources.
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24% Bias Score
Roman Cooking Classes Thrive in Toronto
A Roman immigrant in Toronto, Erica Foffi, hosts successful cooking classes teaching traditional Roman cuisine, adapting recipes to vegetarian preferences and highlighting challenges in accessing specific Italian ingredients.
Roman Cooking Classes Thrive in Toronto
A Roman immigrant in Toronto, Erica Foffi, hosts successful cooking classes teaching traditional Roman cuisine, adapting recipes to vegetarian preferences and highlighting challenges in accessing specific Italian ingredients.
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24% Bias Score
Rising Antisemitism in Canada: From Rhetoric to Violence
The recent assassination of two Israeli diplomats in Washington D.C., coupled with justifications from academics, influencers, and a former Canadian Green Party candidate, highlights the rapid growth of social license for antisemitic violence in Canada and other Western democracies, fueled by rhetor...
Rising Antisemitism in Canada: From Rhetoric to Violence
The recent assassination of two Israeli diplomats in Washington D.C., coupled with justifications from academics, influencers, and a former Canadian Green Party candidate, highlights the rapid growth of social license for antisemitic violence in Canada and other Western democracies, fueled by rhetor...
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64% Bias Score
Ontario's Bill 5 Faces Indigenous-Led Protests Amidst Planned Amendments
Ontario's Bill 5, aiming to fast-track development by suspending provincial laws in special economic zones, faces Indigenous-led protests and potential amendments due to insufficient consultation, raising concerns about environmental protection and democratic process.
Ontario's Bill 5 Faces Indigenous-Led Protests Amidst Planned Amendments
Ontario's Bill 5, aiming to fast-track development by suspending provincial laws in special economic zones, faces Indigenous-led protests and potential amendments due to insufficient consultation, raising concerns about environmental protection and democratic process.
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48% Bias Score
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