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King Charles to Open Canada's Parliament: A Symbolic Assertion of Sovereignty
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney invited King Charles III to open Canada's 45th parliament in 2025, a symbolic move to assert Canadian sovereignty against US influence and strengthen ties with the Commonwealth, marking a significant shift in Canada's relationship with the British monarchy.
King Charles to Open Canada's Parliament: A Symbolic Assertion of Sovereignty
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney invited King Charles III to open Canada's 45th parliament in 2025, a symbolic move to assert Canadian sovereignty against US influence and strengthen ties with the Commonwealth, marking a significant shift in Canada's relationship with the British monarchy.
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48% Bias Score
Ontario Mining Bill Threatens Endangered Species
Ontario's Bill 5, aimed at boosting the economy, risks causing the extinction of endangered species by weakening environmental protections, prompting the Toronto Zoo to request funding for a biobank to safeguard at-risk species.
Ontario Mining Bill Threatens Endangered Species
Ontario's Bill 5, aimed at boosting the economy, risks causing the extinction of endangered species by weakening environmental protections, prompting the Toronto Zoo to request funding for a biobank to safeguard at-risk species.
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52% Bias Score
King Charles to Affirm Canadian Sovereignty in Historic Parliament Opening
King Charles will become the first monarch to open Canada's Parliament in nearly 70 years on Tuesday, delivering a speech affirming Canadian sovereignty amidst heightened tensions with the US following President Trump's past statements suggesting Canada should become the "51st state.
King Charles to Affirm Canadian Sovereignty in Historic Parliament Opening
King Charles will become the first monarch to open Canada's Parliament in nearly 70 years on Tuesday, delivering a speech affirming Canadian sovereignty amidst heightened tensions with the US following President Trump's past statements suggesting Canada should become the "51st state.
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60% Bias Score
B.C. Police Officer Found Guilty of Misconduct in 2019 Fatal Shooting
A British Columbia police watchdog adjudicator found Sgt. Ron Kirkwood committed misconduct, using an anti-riot weapon that killed Lisa Rauch in 2019 by striking her head; the ruling deemed his actions reckless and unnecessary, while noting that no date has been set for a decision on possible discip...
B.C. Police Officer Found Guilty of Misconduct in 2019 Fatal Shooting
A British Columbia police watchdog adjudicator found Sgt. Ron Kirkwood committed misconduct, using an anti-riot weapon that killed Lisa Rauch in 2019 by striking her head; the ruling deemed his actions reckless and unnecessary, while noting that no date has been set for a decision on possible discip...
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44% Bias Score
Alberta Invests $7 Million in Six New Urban Wildfire Crews
Alberta is investing nearly $7 million in provincial and federal funding to create six new urban wildfire crews across the province, enhancing wildfire response and community protection. The crews will be based in Hinton, Slave Lake, Strathmore, Kananaskis Village, Lac La Biche County, and under the...
Alberta Invests $7 Million in Six New Urban Wildfire Crews
Alberta is investing nearly $7 million in provincial and federal funding to create six new urban wildfire crews across the province, enhancing wildfire response and community protection. The crews will be based in Hinton, Slave Lake, Strathmore, Kananaskis Village, Lac La Biche County, and under the...
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44% Bias Score
Risley's AECD to Spur Arctic Economic Growth
Nova Scotia billionaire John Risley launched Arctic Economic Development Corp. (AECD) to spur economic growth in Canada's Arctic, addressing underinvestment and geopolitical concerns by attracting private capital and partnering with Indigenous communities and governments.
Risley's AECD to Spur Arctic Economic Growth
Nova Scotia billionaire John Risley launched Arctic Economic Development Corp. (AECD) to spur economic growth in Canada's Arctic, addressing underinvestment and geopolitical concerns by attracting private capital and partnering with Indigenous communities and governments.
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44% Bias Score
Luxury Catamaran Expedition Showcases Haida Culture and Gwaii Haanas' Biodiversity
A luxury catamaran, Cascadia, is exploring Gwaii Haanas, a Canadian archipelago, with 16 guests learning about the Haida Nation's history and culture alongside naturalists showcasing the region's biodiversity; the expedition highlights sustainable tourism and cooperative management between the Haida...
Luxury Catamaran Expedition Showcases Haida Culture and Gwaii Haanas' Biodiversity
A luxury catamaran, Cascadia, is exploring Gwaii Haanas, a Canadian archipelago, with 16 guests learning about the Haida Nation's history and culture alongside naturalists showcasing the region's biodiversity; the expedition highlights sustainable tourism and cooperative management between the Haida...
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36% Bias Score
Nova Scotia Power Confirms Ransomware Attack, Refuses to Pay Ransom
Nova Scotia Power confirmed a ransomware attack around March 19th, resulting in the theft of customer data including credit histories, social insurance numbers, and bank account data; the company refused to pay the ransom, citing sanctions laws and law enforcement guidance, and is providing affected...
Nova Scotia Power Confirms Ransomware Attack, Refuses to Pay Ransom
Nova Scotia Power confirmed a ransomware attack around March 19th, resulting in the theft of customer data including credit histories, social insurance numbers, and bank account data; the company refused to pay the ransom, citing sanctions laws and law enforcement guidance, and is providing affected...
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32% Bias Score
Toronto Seeks Funding for Enhanced Festival Security Following Vancouver Attack
On April 26th, a vehicle attack in Vancouver killed 11 and injured dozens, prompting Toronto to plan a security summit for its OssFest street festival on May 26th to address funding concerns for enhanced security measures, such as barriers and increased police presence, following a similar 2018 atta...
Toronto Seeks Funding for Enhanced Festival Security Following Vancouver Attack
On April 26th, a vehicle attack in Vancouver killed 11 and injured dozens, prompting Toronto to plan a security summit for its OssFest street festival on May 26th to address funding concerns for enhanced security measures, such as barriers and increased police presence, following a similar 2018 atta...
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36% Bias Score
Canada Post Overtime Ban to Cause Mail Delays
Following failed contract negotiations, 55,000 Canada Post employees initiated an overtime ban on Thursday, resulting in potential mail, package, and cheque delivery delays across Canada, impacting businesses and consumers.
Canada Post Overtime Ban to Cause Mail Delays
Following failed contract negotiations, 55,000 Canada Post employees initiated an overtime ban on Thursday, resulting in potential mail, package, and cheque delivery delays across Canada, impacting businesses and consumers.
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56% Bias Score
Kananaskis G7 Summit Employs Proactive Bear Safety Measures
Over 200 students removed thousands of buffaloberry bushes near Kananaskis, Alberta, to deter bears before the G7 summit; officials will also erect fencing and provide wildlife awareness training to delegates to prevent incidents like a fatal 2002 bear incident during the G8 summit.
Kananaskis G7 Summit Employs Proactive Bear Safety Measures
Over 200 students removed thousands of buffaloberry bushes near Kananaskis, Alberta, to deter bears before the G7 summit; officials will also erect fencing and provide wildlife awareness training to delegates to prevent incidents like a fatal 2002 bear incident during the G8 summit.
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28% Bias Score
Hollywood Film Production Plummets 22% in Los Angeles
On-location filming in Los Angeles has declined by over 22% between January and March 2025 compared to the previous year, impacting actors, vendors, and the overall industry due to the combined effects of the pandemic, strikes, wildfires, and competitive tax incentives from other states and countrie...
Hollywood Film Production Plummets 22% in Los Angeles
On-location filming in Los Angeles has declined by over 22% between January and March 2025 compared to the previous year, impacting actors, vendors, and the overall industry due to the combined effects of the pandemic, strikes, wildfires, and competitive tax incentives from other states and countrie...
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40% Bias Score
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