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Alberta Premier Fuels Secession Debate Amidst Health Care Scandal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while congratulating the newly elected Prime Minister, introduced a bill to simplify referendums, stoking debate about Alberta's potential separation from Canada amidst ongoing investigations into health care contracts involving the Justice Minister's relative.
Alberta Premier Fuels Secession Debate Amidst Health Care Scandal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, while congratulating the newly elected Prime Minister, introduced a bill to simplify referendums, stoking debate about Alberta's potential separation from Canada amidst ongoing investigations into health care contracts involving the Justice Minister's relative.
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52% Bias Score
Carney's Swift Cabinet Formation Signals Pragmatic Shift in Canadian Politics
After Justin Trudeau's resignation, Mark Carney was elected as Canada's new Prime Minister in early March, forming a new cabinet immediately and signaling a shift towards a more nationalistic and pragmatic governance style amidst political pressure from the United States.
Carney's Swift Cabinet Formation Signals Pragmatic Shift in Canadian Politics
After Justin Trudeau's resignation, Mark Carney was elected as Canada's new Prime Minister in early March, forming a new cabinet immediately and signaling a shift towards a more nationalistic and pragmatic governance style amidst political pressure from the United States.
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44% Bias Score
Liberals Lose Seat, Conservatives Seek New Leader
Following a validation process, the Liberals lost a seat to the Bloc Québécois in the Quebec riding of Terrebonne, now holding 168 seats—four short of a majority—prompting a recount; Conservatives will meet to choose an interim leader; Mark Carney's first news conference is scheduled; and Ontario's ...
Liberals Lose Seat, Conservatives Seek New Leader
Following a validation process, the Liberals lost a seat to the Bloc Québécois in the Quebec riding of Terrebonne, now holding 168 seats—four short of a majority—prompting a recount; Conservatives will meet to choose an interim leader; Mark Carney's first news conference is scheduled; and Ontario's ...
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52% Bias Score
Trump, Carney, and Canada's Post-Election Political Shakeup
Following the 2025 Canadian federal election, President Trump downplayed Prime Minister Carney's criticism of U.S. tariffs, while tensions rise within the Canadian Conservative party due to internal divisions and election losses, and the Green Party co-leader resigns after the party won only one sea...
Trump, Carney, and Canada's Post-Election Political Shakeup
Following the 2025 Canadian federal election, President Trump downplayed Prime Minister Carney's criticism of U.S. tariffs, while tensions rise within the Canadian Conservative party due to internal divisions and election losses, and the Green Party co-leader resigns after the party won only one sea...
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48% Bias Score
Canada's Near-Even Election Split Demands Inter-Party Cooperation
In Canada's recent election, the Liberals won a minority government with 49% of seats despite only receiving 44% of the popular vote; the Conservatives received 41% of the popular vote and 41% of the seats, creating a need for inter-party cooperation to address pressing national issues, particularly...
Canada's Near-Even Election Split Demands Inter-Party Cooperation
In Canada's recent election, the Liberals won a minority government with 49% of seats despite only receiving 44% of the popular vote; the Conservatives received 41% of the popular vote and 41% of the seats, creating a need for inter-party cooperation to address pressing national issues, particularly...
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48% Bias Score
Canada's Female MP Proportion Dips Post-Election
Canada's 2023 federal election saw a slight decrease in the percentage of women MPs to 30.03 percent, dropping Canada's global ranking in female parliamentary representation to 71st, behind countries like Mali and significantly trailing other Western democracies; Indigenous representation also decre...
Canada's Female MP Proportion Dips Post-Election
Canada's 2023 federal election saw a slight decrease in the percentage of women MPs to 30.03 percent, dropping Canada's global ranking in female parliamentary representation to 71st, behind countries like Mali and significantly trailing other Western democracies; Indigenous representation also decre...
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48% Bias Score
Poilievre's Defeat: A Turning Point for the Canadian Conservative Party
In Canada's recent election, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre lost his own seat and failed to win the election, despite initially holding a large lead in opinion polls, marking a significant defeat and raising questions about his leadership and the party's future direction.
Poilievre's Defeat: A Turning Point for the Canadian Conservative Party
In Canada's recent election, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre lost his own seat and failed to win the election, despite initially holding a large lead in opinion polls, marking a significant defeat and raising questions about his leadership and the party's future direction.
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48% Bias Score
2025 Canadian Election: Narrow Liberal Victory Highlights Regional Divisions, but Moderate Vote Suggests Less Polarization
Mark Carney's Liberals won the 2025 Canadian election by a narrow margin, sparking concerns about national unity due to regional voting patterns; however, the two major parties each secured over 40% of the vote, suggesting a less polarized electorate than initially perceived.
2025 Canadian Election: Narrow Liberal Victory Highlights Regional Divisions, but Moderate Vote Suggests Less Polarization
Mark Carney's Liberals won the 2025 Canadian election by a narrow margin, sparking concerns about national unity due to regional voting patterns; however, the two major parties each secured over 40% of the vote, suggesting a less polarized electorate than initially perceived.
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52% Bias Score
Most Vote Palestine-Endorsing Candidates Lose Canadian Election
In Canada's recent federal election, most of the 362 candidates who endorsed the Vote Palestine platform, which advocated for a two-way arms embargo against Israel and other pro-Palestinian policies, lost their races. Only 25 secured seats, highlighting a disconnect between the platform's goals and ...
Most Vote Palestine-Endorsing Candidates Lose Canadian Election
In Canada's recent federal election, most of the 362 candidates who endorsed the Vote Palestine platform, which advocated for a two-way arms embargo against Israel and other pro-Palestinian policies, lost their races. Only 25 secured seats, highlighting a disconnect between the platform's goals and ...
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56% Bias Score
Carney Family's Environmental Activism Shapes Canadian Politics
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox, a climate activist, are raising four daughters who are actively involved in environmental and social justice initiatives, reflecting the family's shared values.
Carney Family's Environmental Activism Shapes Canadian Politics
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox, a climate activist, are raising four daughters who are actively involved in environmental and social justice initiatives, reflecting the family's shared values.
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52% Bias Score
Poilievre's Strong Popular Vote Despite Election Loss
Despite losing the election and his seat, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre achieved a 41.3 percent popular vote, the highest since 1988, raising questions about the party's future direction.
Poilievre's Strong Popular Vote Despite Election Loss
Despite losing the election and his seat, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre achieved a 41.3 percent popular vote, the highest since 1988, raising questions about the party's future direction.
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60% Bias Score
2025 Canadian Election: Liberal Minority, Conservative Popular Vote Victory
The 2025 Canadian federal election saw the Liberals win a minority government despite the Conservatives winning the popular vote with 41.4%—their highest share since 1988—while the NDP, Greens, and People's Party suffered significant losses, leaving the Bloc Québécois as the only substantial third p...
2025 Canadian Election: Liberal Minority, Conservative Popular Vote Victory
The 2025 Canadian federal election saw the Liberals win a minority government despite the Conservatives winning the popular vote with 41.4%—their highest share since 1988—while the NDP, Greens, and People's Party suffered significant losses, leaving the Bloc Québécois as the only substantial third p...
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36% Bias Score
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