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Carney's Difficulty Finding Chief of Staff Creates Government Instability
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's struggle to find a permanent chief of staff has resulted in the temporary appointment of Marco Mendicino until the end of June, while several prominent figures declined the role, creating challenges for policy implementation and government stability.
Carney's Difficulty Finding Chief of Staff Creates Government Instability
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's struggle to find a permanent chief of staff has resulted in the temporary appointment of Marco Mendicino until the end of June, while several prominent figures declined the role, creating challenges for policy implementation and government stability.
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44% Bias Score
Trudeau's Budget Announcement Undermines Claim of Collaborative Cabinet Government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a fall budget despite Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne stating there would be none, highlighting a lack of cabinet coordination and contradicting the PM's commitment to collaborative governance, raising questions about the effectiveness of his lead...
Trudeau's Budget Announcement Undermines Claim of Collaborative Cabinet Government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a fall budget despite Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne stating there would be none, highlighting a lack of cabinet coordination and contradicting the PM's commitment to collaborative governance, raising questions about the effectiveness of his lead...
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52% Bias Score
Federal NDP in Disarray After Crushing Election Loss
Following a significant electoral loss, the federal NDP is undergoing a period of internal strife, with key figures calling for a leadership change and a return to the party's working-class roots, and this internal discussion happens as the party faces a critical juncture, requiring a renewed focus ...
Federal NDP in Disarray After Crushing Election Loss
Following a significant electoral loss, the federal NDP is undergoing a period of internal strife, with key figures calling for a leadership change and a return to the party's working-class roots, and this internal discussion happens as the party faces a critical juncture, requiring a renewed focus ...
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48% Bias Score
Canada Delays Federal Budget, Ontario Forecasts Massive Deficit
Canada's federal government will release a substantive economic statement in early fall instead of a budget this year, while Ontario forecasts a $14.6 billion deficit due to U.S. tariffs, significantly higher than its previous prediction.
Canada Delays Federal Budget, Ontario Forecasts Massive Deficit
Canada's federal government will release a substantive economic statement in early fall instead of a budget this year, while Ontario forecasts a $14.6 billion deficit due to U.S. tariffs, significantly higher than its previous prediction.
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36% Bias Score
Alberta Separatist Movement Gains Momentum After Carney's Election
Mark Carney's election as Canada's prime minister has fueled separatist sentiment in Alberta, with Premier Danielle Smith proposing a referendum on secession despite polls suggesting it would likely fail. The movement cites years of perceived economic exploitation and political marginalization by th...
Alberta Separatist Movement Gains Momentum After Carney's Election
Mark Carney's election as Canada's prime minister has fueled separatist sentiment in Alberta, with Premier Danielle Smith proposing a referendum on secession despite polls suggesting it would likely fail. The movement cites years of perceived economic exploitation and political marginalization by th...
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44% Bias Score
Canada Postpones 2025 Budget Until Fall
The Canadian government under Prime Minister Mark Carney will delay the 2025 budget until the Fall Economic Update to incorporate a new tax cut and policy priorities outlined in the upcoming Speech from the Throne, delaying the public release of its fiscal framework by at least 130 days.
Canada Postpones 2025 Budget Until Fall
The Canadian government under Prime Minister Mark Carney will delay the 2025 budget until the Fall Economic Update to incorporate a new tax cut and policy priorities outlined in the upcoming Speech from the Throne, delaying the public release of its fiscal framework by at least 130 days.
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56% Bias Score
Western Premiers Prioritize Trade Corridor Amidst Pipeline Dispute and Secession Threats
Canadian Western premiers met in Yellowknife to prioritize a new trade corridor linking Northern resources to Prince Rupert via Hudson Bay and Churchill, aiming to boost Asian market access; disagreements persist between B.C. and Alberta on pipeline development, while the threat of Western separatis...
Western Premiers Prioritize Trade Corridor Amidst Pipeline Dispute and Secession Threats
Canadian Western premiers met in Yellowknife to prioritize a new trade corridor linking Northern resources to Prince Rupert via Hudson Bay and Churchill, aiming to boost Asian market access; disagreements persist between B.C. and Alberta on pipeline development, while the threat of Western separatis...
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44% Bias Score
Western Canada's Divided Front: Economic Unity vs. Separatist Sentiments
Western Canadian business leaders are demanding economic reforms from Ottawa, but divisions among premiers over resource development and separatist sentiments hinder their ability to present a united front, creating a challenge to Canada's economic stability and national unity.
Western Canada's Divided Front: Economic Unity vs. Separatist Sentiments
Western Canadian business leaders are demanding economic reforms from Ottawa, but divisions among premiers over resource development and separatist sentiments hinder their ability to present a united front, creating a challenge to Canada's economic stability and national unity.
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48% Bias Score
Alberta Separation Debate Divides Canadians
Letters to the editor discuss Alberta's potential separation from Canada, with various viewpoints on the role of referendums, Canada's historical involvement in Alberta's development, and the potential consequences of such a separation.
Alberta Separation Debate Divides Canadians
Letters to the editor discuss Alberta's potential separation from Canada, with various viewpoints on the role of referendums, Canada's historical involvement in Alberta's development, and the potential consequences of such a separation.
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52% Bias Score
Delayed Budget and Alberta Secessionism Spark Debate
Canada's delayed spring budget sparks debate on fiscal planning, while Alberta's secessionist movement raises concerns about treaty obligations and national unity, prompting diverse opinions on handling these complex issues.
Delayed Budget and Alberta Secessionism Spark Debate
Canada's delayed spring budget sparks debate on fiscal planning, while Alberta's secessionist movement raises concerns about treaty obligations and national unity, prompting diverse opinions on handling these complex issues.
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44% Bias Score
Alberta Separation Talk Jeopardizes Billions in Investment
Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and ATCO CEO Nancy Southern warn that discussions of an Alberta separation referendum are harming investor confidence and deterring billions in foreign investment in major energy projects, citing concerns from international partners about the uncertainty surroundi...
Alberta Separation Talk Jeopardizes Billions in Investment
Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and ATCO CEO Nancy Southern warn that discussions of an Alberta separation referendum are harming investor confidence and deterring billions in foreign investment in major energy projects, citing concerns from international partners about the uncertainty surroundi...
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56% Bias Score
Poilievre Opposes Alberta Secession, Seeks Unity
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre opposes Alberta's secession but acknowledges Albertans' frustration with federal policies, particularly concerning the energy sector; he will run in an Alberta by-election and aims to be a unifying force, collaborating with the federal government where be...
Poilievre Opposes Alberta Secession, Seeks Unity
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre opposes Alberta's secession but acknowledges Albertans' frustration with federal policies, particularly concerning the energy sector; he will run in an Alberta by-election and aims to be a unifying force, collaborating with the federal government where be...
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48% Bias Score
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