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Analysis of Canadian Parties' Financial Platforms: Healthcare, Seniors, and Housing
The Canadian federal election saw three major parties—NDP, Liberal, and Conservative—offer differing financial plans, with significant spending pledges for healthcare, seniors' benefits, and housing, yet falling short on addressing senior poverty and the housing crisis.
Analysis of Canadian Parties' Financial Platforms: Healthcare, Seniors, and Housing
The Canadian federal election saw three major parties—NDP, Liberal, and Conservative—offer differing financial plans, with significant spending pledges for healthcare, seniors' benefits, and housing, yet falling short on addressing senior poverty and the housing crisis.
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52% Bias Score
Alberta Election: Potential Liberal Win, Separatist Concerns Rise
In Alberta's upcoming federal election, despite the province's conservative leaning, a Liberal victory is possible, driven by concerns about US relations and the potential rise of separatist sentiment; individual voters' opinions reveal a complex interplay of economic anxieties and political dissati...
Alberta Election: Potential Liberal Win, Separatist Concerns Rise
In Alberta's upcoming federal election, despite the province's conservative leaning, a Liberal victory is possible, driven by concerns about US relations and the potential rise of separatist sentiment; individual voters' opinions reveal a complex interplay of economic anxieties and political dissati...
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48% Bias Score
Federal Public Service Reform: Contrasting Conservative and Liberal Approaches
The Conservative and Liberal platforms propose differing approaches to reforming Canada's bloated federal public service, marked by inefficiencies and scandals, with Conservatives focusing on streamlining and Liberals on technology-driven productivity increases.
Federal Public Service Reform: Contrasting Conservative and Liberal Approaches
The Conservative and Liberal platforms propose differing approaches to reforming Canada's bloated federal public service, marked by inefficiencies and scandals, with Conservatives focusing on streamlining and Liberals on technology-driven productivity increases.
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44% Bias Score
Canada's Climate Policy Divide: Poilievre vs. Trudeau
Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's climate policies, including plans to repeal the carbon tax and expand fossil fuel production, clash with Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's focus on renewable energy and emission reduction, despite a lack of concrete details in the latter's platform; this...
Canada's Climate Policy Divide: Poilievre vs. Trudeau
Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's climate policies, including plans to repeal the carbon tax and expand fossil fuel production, clash with Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's focus on renewable energy and emission reduction, despite a lack of concrete details in the latter's platform; this...
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52% Bias Score
Fewer Women Candidates in 2025 Canadian Election
A new analysis reveals a significant drop in the number of female candidates running for federal office in Canada's 2025 election, particularly within the Conservative Party (from 33% to 23%), raising concerns about gender parity and minority representation in Parliament; several contributing factor...
Fewer Women Candidates in 2025 Canadian Election
A new analysis reveals a significant drop in the number of female candidates running for federal office in Canada's 2025 election, particularly within the Conservative Party (from 33% to 23%), raising concerns about gender parity and minority representation in Parliament; several contributing factor...
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36% Bias Score
Eby Rejects Manning's Claim of Western Secession, Highlights Federal Funding Inequity
B.C. Premier David Eby denounced Preston Manning's column in The Globe and Mail claiming a Liberal win would lead to Western Canada's secession, citing polling data that contradicts Manning's assertion and emphasizing B.C.'s concerns about unfair federal funding.
Eby Rejects Manning's Claim of Western Secession, Highlights Federal Funding Inequity
B.C. Premier David Eby denounced Preston Manning's column in The Globe and Mail claiming a Liberal win would lead to Western Canada's secession, citing polling data that contradicts Manning's assertion and emphasizing B.C.'s concerns about unfair federal funding.
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44% Bias Score
Canadian Election: Barnsdale Road Divides Voters
Canada's federal election pits Liberal Leader Mark Carney against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in adjacent ridings, creating a unique electoral battleground in Ottawa where voters express sharply contrasting views on economic policy, immigration, and U.S. trade relations.
Canadian Election: Barnsdale Road Divides Voters
Canada's federal election pits Liberal Leader Mark Carney against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in adjacent ridings, creating a unique electoral battleground in Ottawa where voters express sharply contrasting views on economic policy, immigration, and U.S. trade relations.
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64% Bias Score
Green Party Challenges Exclusion From Federal Election Debates
The Green Party of Canada is challenging the Leaders' Debates Commission's decision to exclude them from the federal election debates, citing procedural unfairness and an unreasonable decision after facing challenges securing candidacies due to hostility and bullying of volunteers; the party seeks j...
Green Party Challenges Exclusion From Federal Election Debates
The Green Party of Canada is challenging the Leaders' Debates Commission's decision to exclude them from the federal election debates, citing procedural unfairness and an unreasonable decision after facing challenges securing candidacies due to hostility and bullying of volunteers; the party seeks j...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Return Shakes Up Canadian Election
Donald Trump's return to the White House significantly impacted the Canadian federal election, causing a decline in support for Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, whose previously popular slogans lost traction amidst Trump's trade war and annexation threats; this allowed the Liberals, under Mark ...
Trump's Return Shakes Up Canadian Election
Donald Trump's return to the White House significantly impacted the Canadian federal election, causing a decline in support for Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, whose previously popular slogans lost traction amidst Trump's trade war and annexation threats; this allowed the Liberals, under Mark ...
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52% Bias Score
Liberals Lead in Quebec, Targeting Bloc Voters
Liberal Leader Mark Carney is campaigning in Quebec, emphasizing the Liberals' ability to influence federal decisions, while polls show them leading with 39% support compared to the Bloc's 26%, potentially impacting the national election outcome.
Liberals Lead in Quebec, Targeting Bloc Voters
Liberal Leader Mark Carney is campaigning in Quebec, emphasizing the Liberals' ability to influence federal decisions, while polls show them leading with 39% support compared to the Bloc's 26%, potentially impacting the national election outcome.
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40% Bias Score
Quebec Separatists' Hopes Dashed Amidst Surge in Canadian Patriotism
Following a surprise victory in a Montreal riding, the Bloc Québécois's electoral prospects have dramatically worsened amid a surge in Canadian patriotism spurred by Donald Trump's threats, leaving their future uncertain.
Quebec Separatists' Hopes Dashed Amidst Surge in Canadian Patriotism
Following a surprise victory in a Montreal riding, the Bloc Québécois's electoral prospects have dramatically worsened amid a surge in Canadian patriotism spurred by Donald Trump's threats, leaving their future uncertain.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Attacks on Canada Boost Liberal Leader Carney in Polls
Mark Carney, former central banker and current Liberal Party leader, is leading in the polls for Canada's April 28th election, largely due to President Trump's attacks on Canada, which has spurred Canadian nationalism and shifted public opinion from a 47% Conservative lead to a 6% Liberal lead, acco...
Trump's Attacks on Canada Boost Liberal Leader Carney in Polls
Mark Carney, former central banker and current Liberal Party leader, is leading in the polls for Canada's April 28th election, largely due to President Trump's attacks on Canada, which has spurred Canadian nationalism and shifted public opinion from a 47% Conservative lead to a 6% Liberal lead, acco...
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36% Bias Score
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