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US-Canada Trade War Threat Sends Shockwaves Through Canadian Economy
The threat of a US-Canada trade war initially sent Canadian stocks and the dollar lower on Monday, but a 30-day tariff pause eased concerns, offering lessons for investors, homebuyers, and mortgage holders about the impact of trade disputes on personal finances.
US-Canada Trade War Threat Sends Shockwaves Through Canadian Economy
The threat of a US-Canada trade war initially sent Canadian stocks and the dollar lower on Monday, but a 30-day tariff pause eased concerns, offering lessons for investors, homebuyers, and mortgage holders about the impact of trade disputes on personal finances.
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Threats Spark "Buy Canadian" Movement
President Trump's threatened 25% tariffs on Canadian goods sparked a surge in Canadian patriotism and a "Buy Canadian" movement, as evidenced by cancelled US trips and subscriptions, and increased support for local businesses; while a recent poll shows 91% of Canadians wanting to lessen their relian...
Trump's Tariff Threats Spark "Buy Canadian" Movement
President Trump's threatened 25% tariffs on Canadian goods sparked a surge in Canadian patriotism and a "Buy Canadian" movement, as evidenced by cancelled US trips and subscriptions, and increased support for local businesses; while a recent poll shows 91% of Canadians wanting to lessen their relian...
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40% Bias Score
Spain Approves 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill: Regional Variations in Impact
Spain's government approved a bill reducing the maximum workweek to 37.5 hours, impacting 12.5 million people; UGT analysis of 230 collective bargaining agreements reveals significant regional variation in current work hours across sectors, suggesting adaptability.
Spain Approves 37.5-Hour Workweek Bill: Regional Variations in Impact
Spain's government approved a bill reducing the maximum workweek to 37.5 hours, impacting 12.5 million people; UGT analysis of 230 collective bargaining agreements reveals significant regional variation in current work hours across sectors, suggesting adaptability.
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40% Bias Score
Calgary's Green Line Uncertainty Leaves Downtown Area Facing Uncertain Future
Calgary's Eau Claire Market was demolished to prepare for a Green Line train station, but Alberta's decision to build the line above ground now threatens the station's construction, leaving a vacant lot and raising concerns about negative impacts on the downtown area and potential long-term economic...
Calgary's Green Line Uncertainty Leaves Downtown Area Facing Uncertain Future
Calgary's Eau Claire Market was demolished to prepare for a Green Line train station, but Alberta's decision to build the line above ground now threatens the station's construction, leaving a vacant lot and raising concerns about negative impacts on the downtown area and potential long-term economic...
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60% Bias Score
Maryland Unveils $1.7 Billion Plan for New Francis Scott Key Bridge
Maryland unveiled a $1.7 billion plan to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed last year when a container ship struck it, killing six; construction is expected to begin this spring and finish by 2028.
Maryland Unveils $1.7 Billion Plan for New Francis Scott Key Bridge
Maryland unveiled a $1.7 billion plan to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed last year when a container ship struck it, killing six; construction is expected to begin this spring and finish by 2028.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Coalition Demands Consistent Climate Policy to Avoid Economic Crisis
Over 50 Dutch organizations, including VNO-NCW, trade unions, Greenpeace, and LTO, are urging the government to implement clear and consistent climate policies to avoid economic setbacks and ensure a stable energy future.
Dutch Coalition Demands Consistent Climate Policy to Avoid Economic Crisis
Over 50 Dutch organizations, including VNO-NCW, trade unions, Greenpeace, and LTO, are urging the government to implement clear and consistent climate policies to avoid economic setbacks and ensure a stable energy future.
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52% Bias Score
Foodborne Illnesses Cost U.S. $75 Billion Annually, Report Finds
A new report reveals that foodborne illnesses in the U.S. cause about 10 million cases annually, resulting in 53,300 hospitalizations, over 900 deaths, and a staggering $75 billion economic impact, highlighting a fragmented oversight system.
Foodborne Illnesses Cost U.S. $75 Billion Annually, Report Finds
A new report reveals that foodborne illnesses in the U.S. cause about 10 million cases annually, resulting in 53,300 hospitalizations, over 900 deaths, and a staggering $75 billion economic impact, highlighting a fragmented oversight system.
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36% Bias Score
US Tariff Threat Creates Economic Uncertainty in Windsor, Ontario
The potential imposition of US tariffs on Canadian goods creates significant economic uncertainty in Windsor, Ontario, threatening thousands of jobs and impacting various sectors, including manufacturing, agriculture, and healthcare, due to close economic and social ties with Detroit.
US Tariff Threat Creates Economic Uncertainty in Windsor, Ontario
The potential imposition of US tariffs on Canadian goods creates significant economic uncertainty in Windsor, Ontario, threatening thousands of jobs and impacting various sectors, including manufacturing, agriculture, and healthcare, due to close economic and social ties with Detroit.
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64% Bias Score
U.S. Foreign Aid Review: Balancing Effectiveness and National Interests
The United States is reviewing its foreign assistance funding (about 1% of the federal budget) for effectiveness and alignment with national interests; proponents argue that this aid has been crucial for global health and development and should continue, citing successes in disease eradication, chil...
U.S. Foreign Aid Review: Balancing Effectiveness and National Interests
The United States is reviewing its foreign assistance funding (about 1% of the federal budget) for effectiveness and alignment with national interests; proponents argue that this aid has been crucial for global health and development and should continue, citing successes in disease eradication, chil...
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48% Bias Score
Mexico Resumes US Cattle Exports Under Stricter Controls
Mexico will resume limited cattle exports to the US this week after a myiasis outbreak halted trade late last year; a new agreement establishes stricter controls, impacting an estimated 240,000 cattle and causing $312 million in losses for Mexican ranchers.
Mexico Resumes US Cattle Exports Under Stricter Controls
Mexico will resume limited cattle exports to the US this week after a myiasis outbreak halted trade late last year; a new agreement establishes stricter controls, impacting an estimated 240,000 cattle and causing $312 million in losses for Mexican ranchers.
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40% Bias Score
TBB Report Highlights Systemic Failures Hindering Turkey's Earthquake Recovery
The Turkish Municipalities Union (TBB) released a report on the February 6th earthquake aftermath, revealing $103.6 billion in economic losses, significant environmental risks from land use changes, and systemic issues hindering recovery due to coordination failures and communication problems betwee...
TBB Report Highlights Systemic Failures Hindering Turkey's Earthquake Recovery
The Turkish Municipalities Union (TBB) released a report on the February 6th earthquake aftermath, revealing $103.6 billion in economic losses, significant environmental risks from land use changes, and systemic issues hindering recovery due to coordination failures and communication problems betwee...
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Approves 15% Schiphol Noise Reduction, Disappointing Residents
The Dutch parliament approved a plan to reduce noise pollution around Schiphol Airport by 15 percent, disappointing residents who sought a more significant reduction, while the government aims for a 20 percent reduction in phases to balance environmental and economic concerns.
Dutch Parliament Approves 15% Schiphol Noise Reduction, Disappointing Residents
The Dutch parliament approved a plan to reduce noise pollution around Schiphol Airport by 15 percent, disappointing residents who sought a more significant reduction, while the government aims for a 20 percent reduction in phases to balance environmental and economic concerns.
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44% Bias Score
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