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Canada Appoints Former Fighter Pilot to Overhaul Military Procurement"
Canada's new cabinet includes Stephen Fuhr as Secretary of State for defence procurement, tasked with streamlining military equipment purchases, prioritizing Canadian suppliers, and increasing defence spending to 2 percent of GDP by 2030, requiring an additional $20 billion annually.
Canada Appoints Former Fighter Pilot to Overhaul Military Procurement"
Canada's new cabinet includes Stephen Fuhr as Secretary of State for defence procurement, tasked with streamlining military equipment purchases, prioritizing Canadian suppliers, and increasing defence spending to 2 percent of GDP by 2030, requiring an additional $20 billion annually.
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36% Bias Score
Flaws in Canada's Equalization System Cost Taxpayers $1.1 Billion
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's claim that Alberta subsidizes other provinces through equalization payments is false, as Alberta doesn't contribute to the program; however, the current equalization formula is flawed, resulting in unnecessary $1.1 billion in payments this year and payments to provin...
Flaws in Canada's Equalization System Cost Taxpayers $1.1 Billion
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's claim that Alberta subsidizes other provinces through equalization payments is false, as Alberta doesn't contribute to the program; however, the current equalization formula is flawed, resulting in unnecessary $1.1 billion in payments this year and payments to provin...
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40% Bias Score
Poilievre Rejects \$154,850 Severance Package
Pierre Poilievre, leader of Canada's Conservative Party, rejected a \$154,850 severance package after losing his Ottawa-area seat, planning to run in Alberta and return to Parliament this summer, contrasting with typical practices.
Poilievre Rejects \$154,850 Severance Package
Pierre Poilievre, leader of Canada's Conservative Party, rejected a \$154,850 severance package after losing his Ottawa-area seat, planning to run in Alberta and return to Parliament this summer, contrasting with typical practices.
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32% Bias Score
Yukon Premier Pillai Resigns, Triggering Leadership Race Before Election
Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai, whose father is from India, announced his resignation on Wednesday, triggering an immediate leadership race within the territorial Liberal Party before the upcoming election on or before November 3; his tenure saw successes in infrastructure and education but also faced cr...
Yukon Premier Pillai Resigns, Triggering Leadership Race Before Election
Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai, whose father is from India, announced his resignation on Wednesday, triggering an immediate leadership race within the territorial Liberal Party before the upcoming election on or before November 3; his tenure saw successes in infrastructure and education but also faced cr...
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44% Bias Score
Alberta Premier Won't Block Secession Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that she will not block a referendum on the province's separation from Canada should a citizen-led petition garner enough signatures, lowering the threshold to 10 percent of eligible voters from a previous 20 percent, despite expressing personal opposition to...
Alberta Premier Won't Block Secession Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that she will not block a referendum on the province's separation from Canada should a citizen-led petition garner enough signatures, lowering the threshold to 10 percent of eligible voters from a previous 20 percent, despite expressing personal opposition to...
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44% Bias Score
Conservative Caucus Retains Power to Remove Poilievre Despite Election Gains
Following the federal election, Conservative MPs voted to retain the power to remove leader Pierre Poilievre via the Reform Act, despite his increased vote share; this decision reflects a desire for changes and contrasts with the 2019 decision to support Andrew Scheer.
Conservative Caucus Retains Power to Remove Poilievre Despite Election Gains
Following the federal election, Conservative MPs voted to retain the power to remove leader Pierre Poilievre via the Reform Act, despite his increased vote share; this decision reflects a desire for changes and contrasts with the 2019 decision to support Andrew Scheer.
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44% Bias Score
McIver Elected Speaker of Alberta Legislature
Ric McIver, a United Conservative MLA, was elected Speaker of the Alberta Legislature on Tuesday, succeeding Nathan Cooper, who resigned to pursue a role in Washington D.C.; McIver's election involved a ceremonial dragging to the chair, reflecting a longstanding tradition.
McIver Elected Speaker of Alberta Legislature
Ric McIver, a United Conservative MLA, was elected Speaker of the Alberta Legislature on Tuesday, succeeding Nathan Cooper, who resigned to pursue a role in Washington D.C.; McIver's election involved a ceremonial dragging to the chair, reflecting a longstanding tradition.
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36% Bias Score
NDP Faces Existential Crisis After Crushing Election Defeat
The New Democratic Party (NDP) suffered a major setback in the recent Canadian federal election, securing only 6 percent of the popular vote and seven seats in the House of Commons, forcing a leadership change and internal review, while the party grapples with how to regain its political standing.
NDP Faces Existential Crisis After Crushing Election Defeat
The New Democratic Party (NDP) suffered a major setback in the recent Canadian federal election, securing only 6 percent of the popular vote and seven seats in the House of Commons, forcing a leadership change and internal review, while the party grapples with how to regain its political standing.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Pose Risk to Canadian Financial Stability
The Bank of Canada warns of increased financial risks in Canada due to President Trump's unpredictable tariffs; a limited U.S.-Britain trade deal was announced, and Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, was elected.
Trump's Tariffs Pose Risk to Canadian Financial Stability
The Bank of Canada warns of increased financial risks in Canada due to President Trump's unpredictable tariffs; a limited U.S.-Britain trade deal was announced, and Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, was elected.
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28% Bias Score
Carney to Unveil Expanded, Gender-Balanced Cabinet
Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce a larger cabinet next week with an equal number of men and women, including new MPs from the Prairies and other regions, reflecting his commitment to a smaller, business-oriented government.
Carney to Unveil Expanded, Gender-Balanced Cabinet
Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce a larger cabinet next week with an equal number of men and women, including new MPs from the Prairies and other regions, reflecting his commitment to a smaller, business-oriented government.
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56% Bias Score
Alberta Separation Referendum Talk Intensifies Amidst Growing Tensions with Federal Government
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith fueled discussions about a potential 2024 referendum on separating from Canada, though she wouldn't initiate it, amidst demands for resource access and regulatory changes from the federal government, highlighting growing regional tensions.
Alberta Separation Referendum Talk Intensifies Amidst Growing Tensions with Federal Government
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith fueled discussions about a potential 2024 referendum on separating from Canada, though she wouldn't initiate it, amidst demands for resource access and regulatory changes from the federal government, highlighting growing regional tensions.
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68% Bias Score
Sunoco Bids $7.7 Billion for Parkland
Sunoco, an energy company, has made a $7.7 billion bid to acquire Parkland, a gas station owner, marking a significant development in the energy sector's mergers and acquisitions landscape.
Sunoco Bids $7.7 Billion for Parkland
Sunoco, an energy company, has made a $7.7 billion bid to acquire Parkland, a gas station owner, marking a significant development in the energy sector's mergers and acquisitions landscape.
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48% Bias Score
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