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Saskatchewan Budget Faces Headwinds from US, China Tariffs
Saskatchewan will release its 2025 budget on Wednesday, facing economic pressure from US and Chinese tariffs on Canadian goods, including a significant impact on canola production; the budget will focus on increased spending in healthcare, education, and crime reduction, despite projected deficits.
Saskatchewan Budget Faces Headwinds from US, China Tariffs
Saskatchewan will release its 2025 budget on Wednesday, facing economic pressure from US and Chinese tariffs on Canadian goods, including a significant impact on canola production; the budget will focus on increased spending in healthcare, education, and crime reduction, despite projected deficits.
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52% Bias Score
25% US Tariff on Canadian Steel and Aluminum Impacts Jobs and Investment
President Trump imposed a 25 percent tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum imports, impacting Algoma Steel, which will temporarily halt U.S. shipments and lay off workers, while Canada's steel industry faces job losses and reduced investment.
25% US Tariff on Canadian Steel and Aluminum Impacts Jobs and Investment
President Trump imposed a 25 percent tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum imports, impacting Algoma Steel, which will temporarily halt U.S. shipments and lay off workers, while Canada's steel industry faces job losses and reduced investment.
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44% Bias Score
HOOPP maintains Canadian investment focus amid global uncertainty
The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) reported a 9.7 percent return in 2024, exceeding its benchmark, despite economic uncertainty; it maintains over $60 billion in Canadian assets while keeping liquidity to invest globally; rising life expectancies slightly lowered its funding ratio to 111...
HOOPP maintains Canadian investment focus amid global uncertainty
The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) reported a 9.7 percent return in 2024, exceeding its benchmark, despite economic uncertainty; it maintains over $60 billion in Canadian assets while keeping liquidity to invest globally; rising life expectancies slightly lowered its funding ratio to 111...
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24% Bias Score
Canada Delays Aid Amidst US Tariffs Uncertainty
Facing 25% US tariffs on most goods, Canada delays aid to affected workers and businesses due to uncertainty over President Trump's trade policies, while economists warn of a potential recession and unemployment rise to 8% if tariffs persist for a year, prompting Quebec and Ontario to prepare indepe...
Canada Delays Aid Amidst US Tariffs Uncertainty
Facing 25% US tariffs on most goods, Canada delays aid to affected workers and businesses due to uncertainty over President Trump's trade policies, while economists warn of a potential recession and unemployment rise to 8% if tariffs persist for a year, prompting Quebec and Ontario to prepare indepe...
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44% Bias Score
B.C. Budget Projects Significant Losses Due to US Tariffs
British Columbia's budget, released hours after the US imposed tariffs on Canadian exports, forecasts a $1.7-$3.4 billion annual revenue loss for the next three years, resulting in a larger deficit, slower economic growth (0.3%), 45,000 job losses by 2029, and increased debt; the budget prioritizes ...
B.C. Budget Projects Significant Losses Due to US Tariffs
British Columbia's budget, released hours after the US imposed tariffs on Canadian exports, forecasts a $1.7-$3.4 billion annual revenue loss for the next three years, resulting in a larger deficit, slower economic growth (0.3%), 45,000 job losses by 2029, and increased debt; the budget prioritizes ...
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48% Bias Score
Misleading Fentanyl Data Used to Justify US Tariffs Against Canada
The Trump administration is using misleading data on fentanyl seizures to justify tariffs against Canada; an investigation revealed that the data doesn't specify the origin of the drugs, with some seizures originating from Mexico, not Canada.
Misleading Fentanyl Data Used to Justify US Tariffs Against Canada
The Trump administration is using misleading data on fentanyl seizures to justify tariffs against Canada; an investigation revealed that the data doesn't specify the origin of the drugs, with some seizures originating from Mexico, not Canada.
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40% Bias Score
Canada's Beer Industry Faces $330 Million Hit from Aluminum Tariffs
US tariffs on Canadian aluminum and Canadian retaliatory tariffs on US aluminum cans will cost Canada's beer industry $330 million annually, impacting breweries of all sizes due to the reliance on US-made cans and the lack of domestic can manufacturing capacity.
Canada's Beer Industry Faces $330 Million Hit from Aluminum Tariffs
US tariffs on Canadian aluminum and Canadian retaliatory tariffs on US aluminum cans will cost Canada's beer industry $330 million annually, impacting breweries of all sizes due to the reliance on US-made cans and the lack of domestic can manufacturing capacity.
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36% Bias Score
Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rate Amidst US Trade War Uncertainty
On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada cut its policy interest rate to 2.75 percent, its seventh consecutive cut, largely due to high economic uncertainty caused by the US trade war and fluctuating policies, despite mixed economic indicators.
Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rate Amidst US Trade War Uncertainty
On Wednesday, the Bank of Canada cut its policy interest rate to 2.75 percent, its seventh consecutive cut, largely due to high economic uncertainty caused by the US trade war and fluctuating policies, despite mixed economic indicators.
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40% Bias Score
Rogers Cuts 2,000 Jobs Amidst Industry Slowdown and High Debt
Rogers Communications cut 2,000 jobs in 2024, resulting in $150 million in savings, following 3,000 job losses in 2023 after its merger with Shaw; the company cites technology advancements and industry slowdown as reasons, while aiming to create 3,000 new jobs in Western Canada as part of its commit...
Rogers Cuts 2,000 Jobs Amidst Industry Slowdown and High Debt
Rogers Communications cut 2,000 jobs in 2024, resulting in $150 million in savings, following 3,000 job losses in 2023 after its merger with Shaw; the company cites technology advancements and industry slowdown as reasons, while aiming to create 3,000 new jobs in Western Canada as part of its commit...
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36% Bias Score
Alberta Retaliates Against US Tariffs with Bans on American Goods
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced bans on American alcohol, video lottery terminals, and government contracts with US companies in response to President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods, prioritizing local suppliers and potentially impacting consumers and jobs.
Alberta Retaliates Against US Tariffs with Bans on American Goods
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced bans on American alcohol, video lottery terminals, and government contracts with US companies in response to President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods, prioritizing local suppliers and potentially impacting consumers and jobs.
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44% Bias Score
Carney's Fiscal Plan: Potential Improvements, but Risks Remain
Mark Carney's fiscal plan, while promising spending review and a capped federal workforce, proposes a split budget that could mask deficits through recategorization, potentially jeopardizing transparency and repeating past fiscal failures.
Carney's Fiscal Plan: Potential Improvements, but Risks Remain
Mark Carney's fiscal plan, while promising spending review and a capped federal workforce, proposes a split budget that could mask deficits through recategorization, potentially jeopardizing transparency and repeating past fiscal failures.
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60% Bias Score
Canadian LNG poised for growth amid rising global demand and US competition
Global LNG demand is expected to increase by 60% over the next 15 years, creating opportunities for Canadian companies like TC Energy and LNG Canada, but also increasing competition from the US following the lifting of its export moratorium.
Canadian LNG poised for growth amid rising global demand and US competition
Global LNG demand is expected to increase by 60% over the next 15 years, creating opportunities for Canadian companies like TC Energy and LNG Canada, but also increasing competition from the US following the lifting of its export moratorium.
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36% Bias Score
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