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Bill C-4 Faces Backlash Over Unrelated Section Shielding Federal Parties from Provincial Privacy Laws
Bill C-4, a Canadian federal tax-cut bill, controversially includes a provision exempting federal political parties from provincial privacy laws, sparking criticism from privacy advocates and legal experts due to its timing and lack of safeguards, potentially delaying a British Columbia court case.
Bill C-4 Faces Backlash Over Unrelated Section Shielding Federal Parties from Provincial Privacy Laws
Bill C-4, a Canadian federal tax-cut bill, controversially includes a provision exempting federal political parties from provincial privacy laws, sparking criticism from privacy advocates and legal experts due to its timing and lack of safeguards, potentially delaying a British Columbia court case.
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52% Bias Score
Canada Delays Retaliation on U.S. Tariffs Amidst Ongoing Trade Talks
In response to the U.S. imposing 50 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada will not immediately retaliate, citing ongoing trade negotiations; this decision comes despite Carney describing the tariffs as "unjustified" and "illegal.
Canada Delays Retaliation on U.S. Tariffs Amidst Ongoing Trade Talks
In response to the U.S. imposing 50 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada will not immediately retaliate, citing ongoing trade negotiations; this decision comes despite Carney describing the tariffs as "unjustified" and "illegal.
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40% Bias Score
Carney's Government Sets Ambitious Economic Goals
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has set ambitious economic goals, including becoming the strongest G7 economy and a leading science and innovation hub, and is taking steps to achieve them through legislative actions and international cooperation, although facing potential obstacles ...
Carney's Government Sets Ambitious Economic Goals
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has set ambitious economic goals, including becoming the strongest G7 economy and a leading science and innovation hub, and is taking steps to achieve them through legislative actions and international cooperation, although facing potential obstacles ...
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44% Bias Score
Canada Prioritizes Indigenous Interests in National Infrastructure Projects
Following a meeting in Saskatoon, Prime Minister Trudeau announced that Indigenous interests will be central to the development of major infrastructure projects deemed a national priority, mandating meaningful consultation with Indigenous peoples in the process.
Canada Prioritizes Indigenous Interests in National Infrastructure Projects
Following a meeting in Saskatoon, Prime Minister Trudeau announced that Indigenous interests will be central to the development of major infrastructure projects deemed a national priority, mandating meaningful consultation with Indigenous peoples in the process.
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24% Bias Score
Blanchard Appointed as Carney's Chief of Staff Amidst Major Economic Reforms
Former UN Ambassador Marc-André Blanchard was appointed as Prime Minister Mark Carney's permanent chief of staff, replacing interim chief Marco Mendicino, while former Justice Minister David Lametti takes over as principal secretary from Tom Pitfield; this follows the new Liberal government's promis...
Blanchard Appointed as Carney's Chief of Staff Amidst Major Economic Reforms
Former UN Ambassador Marc-André Blanchard was appointed as Prime Minister Mark Carney's permanent chief of staff, replacing interim chief Marco Mendicino, while former Justice Minister David Lametti takes over as principal secretary from Tom Pitfield; this follows the new Liberal government's promis...
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40% Bias Score
NDP Faces Resource Crunch After Election Losses
Following a drop in seats after the last election, the NDP lost its recognized party status, resulting in a reduction of its weekly parliamentary questions and a significant loss of central staff, prompting ongoing negotiations with other parties for increased support and resources.
NDP Faces Resource Crunch After Election Losses
Following a drop in seats after the last election, the NDP lost its recognized party status, resulting in a reduction of its weekly parliamentary questions and a significant loss of central staff, prompting ongoing negotiations with other parties for increased support and resources.
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56% Bias Score
Canada Accelerates Military Spending to Meet NATO Target
Canada will boost military spending to 2 percent of GDP by 2025-26, five years ahead of schedule, to meet NATO targets, adding $9.3 billion to the Department of National Defence budget; however, the government opposes increasing the NATO target beyond 2 percent.
Canada Accelerates Military Spending to Meet NATO Target
Canada will boost military spending to 2 percent of GDP by 2025-26, five years ahead of schedule, to meet NATO targets, adding $9.3 billion to the Department of National Defence budget; however, the government opposes increasing the NATO target beyond 2 percent.
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44% Bias Score
Canada: Interprovincial Trade Deals Signed Ahead of First Ministers' Meeting
Ahead of a first ministers' meeting in Saskatoon, Ontario signed trade deals with three other provinces; Prime Minister Mark Carney's new staff appointments were also announced; and the G7's national science academies released a joint declaration supporting academic freedom and research integrity.
Canada: Interprovincial Trade Deals Signed Ahead of First Ministers' Meeting
Ahead of a first ministers' meeting in Saskatoon, Ontario signed trade deals with three other provinces; Prime Minister Mark Carney's new staff appointments were also announced; and the G7's national science academies released a joint declaration supporting academic freedom and research integrity.
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36% Bias Score
NDP to Vote Against Throne Speech, Threatening Canadian Government
New Democrat MPs will vote against Canada's throne speech Wednesday, potentially triggering a snap election, due to the speech's lack of detail on healthcare and housing; the minority Liberal government needs the support of other parties to survive.
NDP to Vote Against Throne Speech, Threatening Canadian Government
New Democrat MPs will vote against Canada's throne speech Wednesday, potentially triggering a snap election, due to the speech's lack of detail on healthcare and housing; the minority Liberal government needs the support of other parties to survive.
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40% Bias Score
Ontario's Bill 5 Sparks Controversy Over Resource Development
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Bill 5, aiming to fast-track resource development, particularly mining in the Ring of Fire, faces strong opposition from Indigenous groups and environmentalists due to its suspension of environmental regulations and potential infringement on treaty rights, raising concern...
Ontario's Bill 5 Sparks Controversy Over Resource Development
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Bill 5, aiming to fast-track resource development, particularly mining in the Ring of Fire, faces strong opposition from Indigenous groups and environmentalists due to its suspension of environmental regulations and potential infringement on treaty rights, raising concern...
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52% Bias Score
Ontario's Strong Mayor Powers Face Widespread Municipal Backlash
Ontario's expansion of strong mayor powers to 169 municipalities, granting them veto power and unilateral hiring/firing authority, has sparked widespread rejection from smaller municipalities concerned about threats to local democracy, despite the province's aim to expedite housing development.
Ontario's Strong Mayor Powers Face Widespread Municipal Backlash
Ontario's expansion of strong mayor powers to 169 municipalities, granting them veto power and unilateral hiring/firing authority, has sparked widespread rejection from smaller municipalities concerned about threats to local democracy, despite the province's aim to expedite housing development.
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44% Bias Score
Carney Faces First Question Period as Prime Minister
Mark Carney, Canada's new Prime Minister, participated in his first Question Period today, addressing questions on tariffs, the budget, and climate change from opposition leaders Andrew Scheer, Yves-François Blanchet, and Pierre Paul-Hus, marking a significant milestone in his new role.
Carney Faces First Question Period as Prime Minister
Mark Carney, Canada's new Prime Minister, participated in his first Question Period today, addressing questions on tariffs, the budget, and climate change from opposition leaders Andrew Scheer, Yves-François Blanchet, and Pierre Paul-Hus, marking a significant milestone in his new role.
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44% Bias Score
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