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Poilievre Wins Alberta By-election, Returns to Parliament
In the Alberta by-election for Battle River—Crowfoot, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre won with nearly 81 percent of the vote against over 200 other candidates, securing his return to the House of Commons after losing his previous seat in April.
Poilievre Wins Alberta By-election, Returns to Parliament
In the Alberta by-election for Battle River—Crowfoot, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre won with nearly 81 percent of the vote against over 200 other candidates, securing his return to the House of Commons after losing his previous seat in April.
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40% Bias Score
Poilievre Expected to Win Alberta By-Election
The Canadian federal by-election in Alberta's Battle River—Crowfoot riding, occurring on Monday, is expected to see Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre win, despite his lack of connection to the area, due to the riding's historically strong Conservative support. The by-election is viewed as a...
Poilievre Expected to Win Alberta By-Election
The Canadian federal by-election in Alberta's Battle River—Crowfoot riding, occurring on Monday, is expected to see Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre win, despite his lack of connection to the area, due to the riding's historically strong Conservative support. The by-election is viewed as a...
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Court Upholds First-Past-the-Post Electoral System
The Ontario Court of Appeal unanimously upheld the constitutionality of Canada's first-past-the-post electoral system on Monday, rejecting arguments that it violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by underrepresenting women and minorities and limiting the success of smaller parties.
Canadian Court Upholds First-Past-the-Post Electoral System
The Ontario Court of Appeal unanimously upheld the constitutionality of Canada's first-past-the-post electoral system on Monday, rejecting arguments that it violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by underrepresenting women and minorities and limiting the success of smaller parties.
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56% Bias Score
Ford Condemns Court Ruling on Toronto Bike Lane Removal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford condemned a court ruling that overturned his law removing Toronto bike lanes, calling the decision "ridiculous" and stating his intention to appeal, potentially using the notwithstanding clause.
Ford Condemns Court Ruling on Toronto Bike Lane Removal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford condemned a court ruling that overturned his law removing Toronto bike lanes, calling the decision "ridiculous" and stating his intention to appeal, potentially using the notwithstanding clause.
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44% Bias Score
Carney's Liberals Win Canadian Election, Aim for Energy Superpower Status
Mark Carney's Liberal Party won the Canadian election on April 28th, promising to bolster Canada's economy by reducing dependence on the US market and becoming an energy superpower, supporting both clean and conventional energy sources while streamlining environmental assessments and indigenous cons...
Carney's Liberals Win Canadian Election, Aim for Energy Superpower Status
Mark Carney's Liberal Party won the Canadian election on April 28th, promising to bolster Canada's economy by reducing dependence on the US market and becoming an energy superpower, supporting both clean and conventional energy sources while streamlining environmental assessments and indigenous cons...
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48% Bias Score
Ontario Housing Crisis: 25% Drop in Starts Threatens National Affordability
Ontario's housing starts fell 25 percent in the first half of 2025, totaling 27,368 new homes—a significant drop that undermines both provincial and national housing goals, exacerbating affordability issues across Canada and highlighting the need for policy changes.
Ontario Housing Crisis: 25% Drop in Starts Threatens National Affordability
Ontario's housing starts fell 25 percent in the first half of 2025, totaling 27,368 new homes—a significant drop that undermines both provincial and national housing goals, exacerbating affordability issues across Canada and highlighting the need for policy changes.
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48% Bias Score
Poilievre Seeks Re-Election in Alberta By-Election Amidst Electoral Reform Protests
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is running in a federal by-election in Battle River—Crowfoot, Alberta, on September 4, 2024, following his loss in the April general election. The by-election has over 200 candidates, many protesting the current electoral system. The results will significan...
Poilievre Seeks Re-Election in Alberta By-Election Amidst Electoral Reform Protests
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is running in a federal by-election in Battle River—Crowfoot, Alberta, on September 4, 2024, following his loss in the April general election. The by-election has over 200 candidates, many protesting the current electoral system. The results will significan...
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48% Bias Score
Record Number of Candidates in Alberta By-election Forces Write-in Ballots
The Longest Ballot Committee, protesting Canada's electoral system, registered 201 of the 214 candidates in Alberta's Battle River—Crowfoot by-election, forcing Elections Canada to use write-in ballots due to the unprecedented number of candidates.
Record Number of Candidates in Alberta By-election Forces Write-in Ballots
The Longest Ballot Committee, protesting Canada's electoral system, registered 201 of the 214 candidates in Alberta's Battle River—Crowfoot by-election, forcing Elections Canada to use write-in ballots due to the unprecedented number of candidates.
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40% Bias Score
214 Candidates Vie in Alberta By-election, Sparking Electoral Reform Debate
Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot by-election features 214 candidates, most from the Longest Ballot Committee protesting politicians' role in election lawmaking, while frontrunner Pierre Poilievre is expected to win, creating logistical challenges and sparking debate about electoral reform.
214 Candidates Vie in Alberta By-election, Sparking Electoral Reform Debate
Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot by-election features 214 candidates, most from the Longest Ballot Committee protesting politicians' role in election lawmaking, while frontrunner Pierre Poilievre is expected to win, creating logistical challenges and sparking debate about electoral reform.
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60% Bias Score
Poilievre Favored in Battle River-Crowfoot By-Election Amidst Electoral Reform Protest
The Battle River-Crowfoot by-election, featuring over 200 candidates due to a protest group advocating electoral reform, is expected to be won by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, despite not living in the riding and criticism regarding his priorities.
Poilievre Favored in Battle River-Crowfoot By-Election Amidst Electoral Reform Protest
The Battle River-Crowfoot by-election, featuring over 200 candidates due to a protest group advocating electoral reform, is expected to be won by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, despite not living in the riding and criticism regarding his priorities.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Threatens Canada with Tariffs, Jeopardizing Trade Deal
President Trump threatened Friday to unilaterally impose tariffs on Canada, jeopardizing ongoing trade negotiations with a stated August 1 deadline; Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and provincial premiers have expressed concerns over the lack of progress and the potential for negative consequ...
Trump Threatens Canada with Tariffs, Jeopardizing Trade Deal
President Trump threatened Friday to unilaterally impose tariffs on Canada, jeopardizing ongoing trade negotiations with a stated August 1 deadline; Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and provincial premiers have expressed concerns over the lack of progress and the potential for negative consequ...
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44% Bias Score
Ottawa Convoy Organizers Face Lengthy Sentences
Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, organizers of the 2022 Ottawa convoy, were convicted of mischief and face lengthy prison sentences; the Crown argued their actions were organized and sustained, exceeding legitimate protest; the case highlights ongoing debate surrounding the Emergencies Act and its use.
Ottawa Convoy Organizers Face Lengthy Sentences
Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, organizers of the 2022 Ottawa convoy, were convicted of mischief and face lengthy prison sentences; the Crown argued their actions were organized and sustained, exceeding legitimate protest; the case highlights ongoing debate surrounding the Emergencies Act and its use.
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40% Bias Score
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