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Canada's Inflation Inches Up to 1.9 Percent in January
Canada's January inflation rate climbed to 1.9 percent due to higher energy costs, partially offset by a temporary sales tax reduction; core inflation measures rose to 2.7 percent, decreasing the chance of a further interest rate cut.
Canada's Inflation Inches Up to 1.9 Percent in January
Canada's January inflation rate climbed to 1.9 percent due to higher energy costs, partially offset by a temporary sales tax reduction; core inflation measures rose to 2.7 percent, decreasing the chance of a further interest rate cut.
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36% Bias Score
Political Turmoil Fails to Shake Massive Bond Markets
In early January, Justin Trudeau resigned as Canadian Prime Minister, and Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th U.S. President; despite this, the massive global bond market (over $220 trillion) remains largely unaffected by political headlines, primarily driven by central bank actions and long-te...
Political Turmoil Fails to Shake Massive Bond Markets
In early January, Justin Trudeau resigned as Canadian Prime Minister, and Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th U.S. President; despite this, the massive global bond market (over $220 trillion) remains largely unaffected by political headlines, primarily driven by central bank actions and long-te...
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36% Bias Score
Canada Recognizes Haida Nation's Aboriginal Title Over Haida Gwaii
The Canadian federal government has formally recognized the Haida Nation's Aboriginal title over Haida Gwaii, marking a historic agreement that transfers Crown land to the Haida people after a four-decade legal battle; the agreement includes a five-year transition period and $59 million in federal f...
Canada Recognizes Haida Nation's Aboriginal Title Over Haida Gwaii
The Canadian federal government has formally recognized the Haida Nation's Aboriginal title over Haida Gwaii, marking a historic agreement that transfers Crown land to the Haida people after a four-decade legal battle; the agreement includes a five-year transition period and $59 million in federal f...
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40% Bias Score
Van 't Wout Dominates in Milan, Secures World Cup Victory
Jens van 't Wout won the men's 1,500m short track World Cup final in Milan, Italy, on Saturday, defeating his main rival, William Dandjinou, and securing his third World Cup win of the season; this victory builds confidence for upcoming World Championships and the 2026 Olympics in Milan.
Van 't Wout Dominates in Milan, Secures World Cup Victory
Jens van 't Wout won the men's 1,500m short track World Cup final in Milan, Italy, on Saturday, defeating his main rival, William Dandjinou, and securing his third World Cup win of the season; this victory builds confidence for upcoming World Championships and the 2026 Olympics in Milan.
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52% Bias Score
Elevated PFAS Levels in PEI Community Prompt Water Purchase Advice
Elevated levels of PFAS exceeding Health Canada guidelines were found in Slemon Park, PEI's drinking water, prompting the province to advise residents to buy bottled water while home filtration systems are installed; levels ranged from 45.5 ng/L to 58.2 ng/L across three wells.
Elevated PFAS Levels in PEI Community Prompt Water Purchase Advice
Elevated levels of PFAS exceeding Health Canada guidelines were found in Slemon Park, PEI's drinking water, prompting the province to advise residents to buy bottled water while home filtration systems are installed; levels ranged from 45.5 ng/L to 58.2 ng/L across three wells.
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36% Bias Score
Canada to Counter Trump's Tariffs, Prioritizing Free Trade
Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng, during her visit to Australia, urged middle powers to defend free trade against US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, emphasizing the strong economic ties between Canada and the US and threatening retaliatory tariffs if necessary...
Canada to Counter Trump's Tariffs, Prioritizing Free Trade
Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng, during her visit to Australia, urged middle powers to defend free trade against US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, emphasizing the strong economic ties between Canada and the US and threatening retaliatory tariffs if necessary...
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52% Bias Score
Canadian Proptech Maturation: Colliers Lab Shows Cost Savings
Colliers Canada's PropTech Lab, an internal program, assessed 500+ proptech tools over three years, showing 90%+ potential cost/time savings; while Canadian proptech funding decreased in 2024, the sector is maturing with a focus on sustainable business models and AI.
Canadian Proptech Maturation: Colliers Lab Shows Cost Savings
Colliers Canada's PropTech Lab, an internal program, assessed 500+ proptech tools over three years, showing 90%+ potential cost/time savings; while Canadian proptech funding decreased in 2024, the sector is maturing with a focus on sustainable business models and AI.
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44% Bias Score
RRSP Loans: A Cautious Approach to Maximizing Tax Savings
Canadians are increasingly using RRSP loans and lines of credit to maximize tax savings during RRSP season; however, financial experts advise caution, emphasizing the importance of high income, sufficient free cash flow, and understanding the scaled tax benefits related to marginal tax rates.
RRSP Loans: A Cautious Approach to Maximizing Tax Savings
Canadians are increasingly using RRSP loans and lines of credit to maximize tax savings during RRSP season; however, financial experts advise caution, emphasizing the importance of high income, sufficient free cash flow, and understanding the scaled tax benefits related to marginal tax rates.
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44% Bias Score
Neurodiversity Hiring: Addressing Canada's Labor Shortages
Canadian companies in IT and finance are successfully hiring neurodivergent individuals, achieving 100% offer acceptance rates in some programs, highlighting an untapped talent pool in other sectors facing labor shortages, especially in healthcare; adapting successful models from IT and finance, wit...
Neurodiversity Hiring: Addressing Canada's Labor Shortages
Canadian companies in IT and finance are successfully hiring neurodivergent individuals, achieving 100% offer acceptance rates in some programs, highlighting an untapped talent pool in other sectors facing labor shortages, especially in healthcare; adapting successful models from IT and finance, wit...
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24% Bias Score
TDSB Adopts Antisemitism Report Amidst Contentious Debate
The Toronto District School Board adopted a report detailing antisemitic incidents in schools and recommending actions to combat them, sparking debate about the line between anti-Zionism and antisemitism and the role of DEI initiatives.
TDSB Adopts Antisemitism Report Amidst Contentious Debate
The Toronto District School Board adopted a report detailing antisemitic incidents in schools and recommending actions to combat them, sparking debate about the line between anti-Zionism and antisemitism and the role of DEI initiatives.
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48% Bias Score
Manitoba Métis Await Self-Government Treaty Ratification
On Louis Riel Day 2025, the Manitoba Métis Federation awaits royal assent for their self-government treaty, signed last November, which grants them inherent rights and law-making powers; however, Parliament's prorogation has delayed its implementation, causing concern and highlighting ongoing strugg...
Manitoba Métis Await Self-Government Treaty Ratification
On Louis Riel Day 2025, the Manitoba Métis Federation awaits royal assent for their self-government treaty, signed last November, which grants them inherent rights and law-making powers; however, Parliament's prorogation has delayed its implementation, causing concern and highlighting ongoing strugg...
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48% Bias Score
Canada Threatens Retaliation Against US Tariffs
Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng announced on Monday that Canada will retaliate against US tariffs on Canadian goods if the 30-day suspension is not extended, stating that any punitive tariffs that harm Canada's economy will result in a forceful response from Canada. While visiting Australia, Ng met ...
Canada Threatens Retaliation Against US Tariffs
Canadian Trade Minister Mary Ng announced on Monday that Canada will retaliate against US tariffs on Canadian goods if the 30-day suspension is not extended, stating that any punitive tariffs that harm Canada's economy will result in a forceful response from Canada. While visiting Australia, Ng met ...
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44% Bias Score
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