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Trump's Policies Pose Existential Threat to Canada
Canadian political leaders, including Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney, express alarm over Donald Trump's threat to Canada's economy and security, marked by US tariffs causing a potential recession and jeopardizing NATO's future, while simultaneously promising tax cuts and increased defense spendin...
Trump's Policies Pose Existential Threat to Canada
Canadian political leaders, including Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney, express alarm over Donald Trump's threat to Canada's economy and security, marked by US tariffs causing a potential recession and jeopardizing NATO's future, while simultaneously promising tax cuts and increased defense spendin...
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64% Bias Score
Canadian Liberal Party's Unexpected Resurgence Amidst U.S. Trade Dispute
Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation and a trade dispute with the U.S. that imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, the Canadian Liberal Party, initially projected to suffer a significant electoral defeat, is now experiencing a surge in popularity, with polls suggesting a potential win o...
Canadian Liberal Party's Unexpected Resurgence Amidst U.S. Trade Dispute
Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation and a trade dispute with the U.S. that imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, the Canadian Liberal Party, initially projected to suffer a significant electoral defeat, is now experiencing a surge in popularity, with polls suggesting a potential win o...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Accuses Trudeau of Using Tariffs for Political Gain Amidst US-Canada Trade Dispute
US President Trump repeatedly accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of using US tariffs to extend his time in office, escalating trade tensions after the US imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, prompting retaliatory measures, while Trudeau maintains he will step down after Sunday's Liberal Pa...
Trump Accuses Trudeau of Using Tariffs for Political Gain Amidst US-Canada Trade Dispute
US President Trump repeatedly accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of using US tariffs to extend his time in office, escalating trade tensions after the US imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, prompting retaliatory measures, while Trudeau maintains he will step down after Sunday's Liberal Pa...
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36% Bias Score
Conservatives Reject Veteran B.C. Politician's Nomination Bid
The federal Conservatives rejected Mike de Jong, a former B.C. cabinet minister with 30 years of experience, from seeking the nomination in Abbotsford-South Langley, despite his considerable local support and prior endorsement of party leader Pierre Poilievre, leaving the nomination contest to other...
Conservatives Reject Veteran B.C. Politician's Nomination Bid
The federal Conservatives rejected Mike de Jong, a former B.C. cabinet minister with 30 years of experience, from seeking the nomination in Abbotsford-South Langley, despite his considerable local support and prior endorsement of party leader Pierre Poilievre, leaving the nomination contest to other...
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36% 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 Public Supports Pollution Payments, Defying Political Opposition
A Research Co. poll reveals that 67-73 percent of Canadians support paying for pollution, defying political opposition and offering a strategic advantage in trade negotiations with the US, potentially using pollution tariffs to target high-polluting American companies while mitigating negative conse...
Canadian Public Supports Pollution Payments, Defying Political Opposition
A Research Co. poll reveals that 67-73 percent of Canadians support paying for pollution, defying political opposition and offering a strategic advantage in trade negotiations with the US, potentially using pollution tariffs to target high-polluting American companies while mitigating negative conse...
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52% Bias Score
Poilievre to Reform Conflict-of-Interest Law
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre plans to amend Canada's conflict-of-interest law to require leadership candidates to disclose financial holdings within 30 days of candidacy, publicly releasing them within 60 days, eliminating the blind trust option, if his party forms government.
Poilievre to Reform Conflict-of-Interest Law
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre plans to amend Canada's conflict-of-interest law to require leadership candidates to disclose financial holdings within 30 days of candidacy, publicly releasing them within 60 days, eliminating the blind trust option, if his party forms government.
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60% Bias Score
Canada Extends $10-a-Day Child Care Program with $36.8 Billion Investment
Canada's federal government announced a $36.8-billion, five-year investment to extend its $10-a-day child-care program, with 11 of 13 provinces agreeing to extensions, while Alberta and Saskatchewan raised concerns about funding and program structure.
Canada Extends $10-a-Day Child Care Program with $36.8 Billion Investment
Canada's federal government announced a $36.8-billion, five-year investment to extend its $10-a-day child-care program, with 11 of 13 provinces agreeing to extensions, while Alberta and Saskatchewan raised concerns about funding and program structure.
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48% Bias Score
Canada's $10-a-day Childcare Program Faces Extension Challenges
Eleven Canadian provinces and territories have agreed to extend the federal government's $10-a-day child-care program until 2031, with an additional $36.8 billion in funding, but Alberta and Saskatchewan have not yet agreed.
Canada's $10-a-day Childcare Program Faces Extension Challenges
Eleven Canadian provinces and territories have agreed to extend the federal government's $10-a-day child-care program until 2031, with an additional $36.8 billion in funding, but Alberta and Saskatchewan have not yet agreed.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Boost Canadian Liberals in Polls, Reversing Conservative Lead
Due to President Trump's new tariffs on Canada and Justin Trudeau's upcoming resignation, the Liberal Party is now ahead of the Conservatives by two points in recent polls, reversing a 26-point deficit six weeks prior; an upcoming election is expected this spring.
Trump's Tariffs Boost Canadian Liberals in Polls, Reversing Conservative Lead
Due to President Trump's new tariffs on Canada and Justin Trudeau's upcoming resignation, the Liberal Party is now ahead of the Conservatives by two points in recent polls, reversing a 26-point deficit six weeks prior; an upcoming election is expected this spring.
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44% Bias Score
Ford Wins Third Term as Ontario Premier
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party won a third consecutive majority government in the June 2023 election, despite criticism for past spending and broken promises, setting the stage for his continued governance and policy implementation.
Ford Wins Third Term as Ontario Premier
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party won a third consecutive majority government in the June 2023 election, despite criticism for past spending and broken promises, setting the stage for his continued governance and policy implementation.
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56% Bias Score
Ford Wins Third Term in Ontario Amidst US Trade Tensions
Ontario Premier Doug Ford secured a third consecutive majority government in a snap election on Thursday, winning over 80 seats with roughly 44% voter turnout, amidst a trade dispute with the US and several controversies surrounding his leadership.
Ford Wins Third Term in Ontario Amidst US Trade Tensions
Ontario Premier Doug Ford secured a third consecutive majority government in a snap election on Thursday, winning over 80 seats with roughly 44% voter turnout, amidst a trade dispute with the US and several controversies surrounding his leadership.
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48% Bias Score
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