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Canadian Inquiry Refutes Allegations of Chinese Interference in Politics and Elections
Commissioner Marie-Josee Hogue's inquiry refuted major allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian politics, published by The Globe and Mail and Global News, finding no evidence to support claims of widespread foreign interference or compromised elections; the inquiry exonerated Liberal MP Han D...
Canadian Inquiry Refutes Allegations of Chinese Interference in Politics and Elections
Commissioner Marie-Josee Hogue's inquiry refuted major allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian politics, published by The Globe and Mail and Global News, finding no evidence to support claims of widespread foreign interference or compromised elections; the inquiry exonerated Liberal MP Han D...
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56% Bias Score
Ontario's Housing Crisis: Unmet Targets and Greenbelt Scandal Dominate Election Debate
Ontario's housing starts dropped 16 percent in 2024, reaching only 72,000 compared to a target of 125,000, prompting criticism from opposition parties during the provincial election debate; the government is under investigation for opening protected Greenbelt lands for development, potentially benef...
Ontario's Housing Crisis: Unmet Targets and Greenbelt Scandal Dominate Election Debate
Ontario's housing starts dropped 16 percent in 2024, reaching only 72,000 compared to a target of 125,000, prompting criticism from opposition parties during the provincial election debate; the government is under investigation for opening protected Greenbelt lands for development, potentially benef...
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52% Bias Score
Canadian Poll Highlights Negotiation Skills, But Resilience to US Threats Is Key
A Nanos Research poll shows that 40 percent of Canadians favor Mark Carney over Pierre Poilievre for handling US negotiations, based on perceptions of experience, but the article argues that the ability to make Canada resilient to future threats is more critical.
Canadian Poll Highlights Negotiation Skills, But Resilience to US Threats Is Key
A Nanos Research poll shows that 40 percent of Canadians favor Mark Carney over Pierre Poilievre for handling US negotiations, based on perceptions of experience, but the article argues that the ability to make Canada resilient to future threats is more critical.
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60% Bias Score
Ontario Election: Green Party Unveils Costed Platform, Liberals Target Healthcare Wage Parity
The Green Party of Ontario released a fully costed election platform including two million new homes in ten years, tax cuts, and a foodbelt, while the Liberal Party focuses on ending hallway healthcare by addressing pay disparity among nurses and PSWs; the election, costing $189 million, is criticiz...
Ontario Election: Green Party Unveils Costed Platform, Liberals Target Healthcare Wage Parity
The Green Party of Ontario released a fully costed election platform including two million new homes in ten years, tax cuts, and a foodbelt, while the Liberal Party focuses on ending hallway healthcare by addressing pay disparity among nurses and PSWs; the election, costing $189 million, is criticiz...
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52% Bias Score
Two Canadian Ministers Announce They Will Not Seek Re-election
Canadian Justice Minister Arif Virani and International Trade Minister Mary Ng announced on Monday that they will not seek re-election, citing family pressures and concerns about the political climate, respectively; this adds to a growing number of Liberal MPs leaving politics.
Two Canadian Ministers Announce They Will Not Seek Re-election
Canadian Justice Minister Arif Virani and International Trade Minister Mary Ng announced on Monday that they will not seek re-election, citing family pressures and concerns about the political climate, respectively; this adds to a growing number of Liberal MPs leaving politics.
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16% Bias Score
Four Contenders Remain in Rapid Liberal Leadership Race
Four candidates—Karina Gould, Ruby Dhalla, Frank Baylis, and Mark Carney—remain in the Liberal Party leadership race after meeting a $125,000 fundraising deadline; the final $125,000 payment is due February 17th, before two debates will occur; Jaime Battiste dropped out due to fundraising difficulti...
Four Contenders Remain in Rapid Liberal Leadership Race
Four candidates—Karina Gould, Ruby Dhalla, Frank Baylis, and Mark Carney—remain in the Liberal Party leadership race after meeting a $125,000 fundraising deadline; the final $125,000 payment is due February 17th, before two debates will occur; Jaime Battiste dropped out due to fundraising difficulti...
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Threats Shift Canadian Public Opinion, Impacting Federal Election
Recent polling data reveals a dramatic shift in Canadian public opinion regarding responding to Donald Trump's threats, with a majority now favoring immediate retaliation over negotiation, significantly impacting the upcoming federal election.
Trump's Threats Shift Canadian Public Opinion, Impacting Federal Election
Recent polling data reveals a dramatic shift in Canadian public opinion regarding responding to Donald Trump's threats, with a majority now favoring immediate retaliation over negotiation, significantly impacting the upcoming federal election.
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44% Bias Score
NDP Prepares for Potential Snap Election on March 10th
The NDP is preparing for a possible Canadian federal election on March 10th following the Liberal leadership race, prompted by an internal memo and speculation that the Liberals may call an early election after choosing a new leader; the party has nominated candidates for 140 of 338 ridings.
NDP Prepares for Potential Snap Election on March 10th
The NDP is preparing for a possible Canadian federal election on March 10th following the Liberal leadership race, prompted by an internal memo and speculation that the Liberals may call an early election after choosing a new leader; the party has nominated candidates for 140 of 338 ridings.
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36% Bias Score
Reverse Brain Drain: Canada's Missed Opportunity
Emerson Csorba, a Canadian business executive, returned to Montreal after a decade in Britain, advocating for a "reverse brain drain" to address the challenges faced by Canadians with international experience who struggle to find jobs upon returning home, contrasting Canada's approach with that of A...
Reverse Brain Drain: Canada's Missed Opportunity
Emerson Csorba, a Canadian business executive, returned to Montreal after a decade in Britain, advocating for a "reverse brain drain" to address the challenges faced by Canadians with international experience who struggle to find jobs upon returning home, contrasting Canada's approach with that of A...
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40% Bias Score
Carney's Plan: Scrap Consumer Carbon Tax, Target Big Emitters, Risk US Trade War
Mark Carney, a potential next Canadian Liberal leader, proposes eliminating the consumer carbon tax while increasing levies on large industrial emitters and potentially imposing carbon tariffs on US imports to maintain emission reduction goals, risking a trade war.
Carney's Plan: Scrap Consumer Carbon Tax, Target Big Emitters, Risk US Trade War
Mark Carney, a potential next Canadian Liberal leader, proposes eliminating the consumer carbon tax while increasing levies on large industrial emitters and potentially imposing carbon tariffs on US imports to maintain emission reduction goals, risking a trade war.
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56% Bias Score
Ontario NDP Leader Faces Uphill Battle in Premiershp Race
Marit Stiles, Ontario NDP leader, is running for premiership, facing strong competition from Conservatives and Liberals; her campaign focuses on change and her competitive spirit, but controversies, such as the expulsion of MPP Sarah Jama, pose significant challenges.
Ontario NDP Leader Faces Uphill Battle in Premiershp Race
Marit Stiles, Ontario NDP leader, is running for premiership, facing strong competition from Conservatives and Liberals; her campaign focuses on change and her competitive spirit, but controversies, such as the expulsion of MPP Sarah Jama, pose significant challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Perspectives on Tariffs, Cannabis, and the CBC
Letters to the editor discuss Canada's foreign policy regarding US tariffs, the impact of cannabis legalization, and the future of the CBC, revealing diverse perspectives on national interests, public health, and the role of public broadcasting.
Canadian Perspectives on Tariffs, Cannabis, and the CBC
Letters to the editor discuss Canada's foreign policy regarding US tariffs, the impact of cannabis legalization, and the future of the CBC, revealing diverse perspectives on national interests, public health, and the role of public broadcasting.
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44% Bias Score
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