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Global Health Imports Barred From Government Contracts Until 2030
Global Health Imports, co-founded by former Canadian cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault, is barred from federal government contracts until February 2030 due to an assessment of its conduct, which included misrepresentations about its Indigenous ownership and investigations by Edmonton police and la...
Global Health Imports Barred From Government Contracts Until 2030
Global Health Imports, co-founded by former Canadian cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault, is barred from federal government contracts until February 2030 due to an assessment of its conduct, which included misrepresentations about its Indigenous ownership and investigations by Edmonton police and la...
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40% Bias Score


Canada Faces Potential Long-Term Economic Damage from US Trade War
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that a protracted trade war with the U.S. would permanently weaken the Canadian economy, while Rob Lantz was sworn in as Prince Edward Island's 34th premier, succeeding Dennis King.
Canada Faces Potential Long-Term Economic Damage from US Trade War
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that a protracted trade war with the U.S. would permanently weaken the Canadian economy, while Rob Lantz was sworn in as Prince Edward Island's 34th premier, succeeding Dennis King.
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32% Bias Score


Carney Proposes "Spend Less, Invest More" Economic Plan for Canada
Mark Carney, a former central banker, announced a plan to rein in federal spending, increase capital investments in infrastructure and clean energy, and cut middle-class taxes if elected Prime Minister of Canada on March 9, aiming to improve Canada's economic competitiveness against the US and diver...
Carney Proposes "Spend Less, Invest More" Economic Plan for Canada
Mark Carney, a former central banker, announced a plan to rein in federal spending, increase capital investments in infrastructure and clean energy, and cut middle-class taxes if elected Prime Minister of Canada on March 9, aiming to improve Canada's economic competitiveness against the US and diver...
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56% Bias Score


Canadian Polls Show Stunning Liberal Surge
Recent polls indicate a significant narrowing of the gap between the Liberal and Conservative parties in Canada, potentially marking a major political shift as the Liberals, once trailing by over 20 points, are now within a few points of the Conservatives; this is attributed to the departure of Just...
Canadian Polls Show Stunning Liberal Surge
Recent polls indicate a significant narrowing of the gap between the Liberal and Conservative parties in Canada, potentially marking a major political shift as the Liberals, once trailing by over 20 points, are now within a few points of the Conservatives; this is attributed to the departure of Just...
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64% Bias Score


Liberal Party Investigates Dhalla Campaign, Denies Foreign Interference Allegations
The Liberal Party is investigating Ruby Dhalla's leadership campaign regarding campaign donations and staff affiliations, denying foreign interference allegations; the probe involves questions about 12 individuals' donations, four campaign volunteers employed by Dhalla's company, and campaign phone ...
Liberal Party Investigates Dhalla Campaign, Denies Foreign Interference Allegations
The Liberal Party is investigating Ruby Dhalla's leadership campaign regarding campaign donations and staff affiliations, denying foreign interference allegations; the probe involves questions about 12 individuals' donations, four campaign volunteers employed by Dhalla's company, and campaign phone ...
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48% Bias Score


Canada's Systemic Challenges: A Nation's Struggle for Renewal
Canada grapples with numerous challenges, including high housing costs, a strained healthcare system, rising poverty, immigration concerns, and national defense issues, prompting a national debate about its future.
Canada's Systemic Challenges: A Nation's Struggle for Renewal
Canada grapples with numerous challenges, including high housing costs, a strained healthcare system, rising poverty, immigration concerns, and national defense issues, prompting a national debate about its future.
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52% Bias Score

Liberal Party Disqualifies Leadership Candidate Ruby Dhalla for Campaign Finance Violations
The Liberal Party disqualified leadership candidate Ruby Dhalla on Friday for ten campaign-finance violations, including alleged Canada Elections Act breaches and inaccurate financial reporting, despite her claims of innocence and the party's initial investigation into foreign interference allegatio...

Liberal Party Disqualifies Leadership Candidate Ruby Dhalla for Campaign Finance Violations
The Liberal Party disqualified leadership candidate Ruby Dhalla on Friday for ten campaign-finance violations, including alleged Canada Elections Act breaches and inaccurate financial reporting, despite her claims of innocence and the party's initial investigation into foreign interference allegatio...
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48% Bias Score

Canada Announces High-Speed Rail, "Freedom Convoy" Organizer Sentenced
The Canadian government announced a massive high-speed rail project, while Pat King, a key figure in the 2022 "Freedom Convoy," was sentenced to three months of house arrest.

Canada Announces High-Speed Rail, "Freedom Convoy" Organizer Sentenced
The Canadian government announced a massive high-speed rail project, while Pat King, a key figure in the 2022 "Freedom Convoy," was sentenced to three months of house arrest.
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28% Bias Score

Carney Proposes Budget Restructuring to Boost Canadian Economy
Mark Carney, a candidate for Canadian prime minister, announced a plan to restructure the federal budget, prioritizing capital investments in infrastructure and diversifying trade partnerships to counter US protectionism, aiming to balance the budget within three years while cutting middle-class tax...

Carney Proposes Budget Restructuring to Boost Canadian Economy
Mark Carney, a candidate for Canadian prime minister, announced a plan to restructure the federal budget, prioritizing capital investments in infrastructure and diversifying trade partnerships to counter US protectionism, aiming to balance the budget within three years while cutting middle-class tax...
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44% Bias Score

Liberal Party Investigates Dhalla Campaign for Foreign Interference
The Liberal Party is investigating Ruby Dhalla's leadership campaign for potential foreign interference from India and campaign irregularities, including donations from 12 individuals and the employment status of four campaign volunteers from her company, prompting questions about election integrity...

Liberal Party Investigates Dhalla Campaign for Foreign Interference
The Liberal Party is investigating Ruby Dhalla's leadership campaign for potential foreign interference from India and campaign irregularities, including donations from 12 individuals and the employment status of four campaign volunteers from her company, prompting questions about election integrity...
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52% Bias Score

Conservatives Urge Carney for Proactive Conflict-of-Interest Disclosure
Conservative ethics critic Michael Barrett is urging Liberal leadership frontrunner Mark Carney to proactively disclose potential financial conflicts of interest before a potential spring election, citing concerns that existing rules allow for a significant delay.

Conservatives Urge Carney for Proactive Conflict-of-Interest Disclosure
Conservative ethics critic Michael Barrett is urging Liberal leadership frontrunner Mark Carney to proactively disclose potential financial conflicts of interest before a potential spring election, citing concerns that existing rules allow for a significant delay.
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52% Bias Score

Record Federal Outsourcing Spending Sparks Opposition Criticism
Federal spending on outsourcing reached a record $17.8 billion in 2023, a 13.5% increase, contradicting the Liberal government's pledges to cut back on outside help, prompting criticism from opposition MPs who point to a lack of oversight and wasteful spending.

Record Federal Outsourcing Spending Sparks Opposition Criticism
Federal spending on outsourcing reached a record $17.8 billion in 2023, a 13.5% increase, contradicting the Liberal government's pledges to cut back on outside help, prompting criticism from opposition MPs who point to a lack of oversight and wasteful spending.
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52% Bias Score
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