

Alberta Premier's U.S. Lobbying Effort Diverges from Canadian Strategy
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is lobbying U.S. officials to secure exemptions for Canadian crude oil from potential tariffs, employing a strategy that emphasizes mutual economic benefit despite criticism for undermining national unity.
Alberta Premier's U.S. Lobbying Effort Diverges from Canadian Strategy
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is lobbying U.S. officials to secure exemptions for Canadian crude oil from potential tariffs, employing a strategy that emphasizes mutual economic benefit despite criticism for undermining national unity.
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52% Bias Score


Ontario Colleges Face Funding Crisis Amidst Federal International Student Visa Cuts
The number of international student visas available to Ontario colleges and universities will drop by approximately 25,000 in 2025 due to a federal government decision to reduce study permits by 45 percent to address housing market strain, resulting in significant financial losses and program cuts a...
Ontario Colleges Face Funding Crisis Amidst Federal International Student Visa Cuts
The number of international student visas available to Ontario colleges and universities will drop by approximately 25,000 in 2025 due to a federal government decision to reduce study permits by 45 percent to address housing market strain, resulting in significant financial losses and program cuts a...
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52% Bias Score


China Mandates Increased Stock Investment to Boost Economy
The Chinese government announced that mutual and insurance funds must increase A-share investments by at least 10% and 30% respectively annually to boost the stock market and encourage consumer spending, starting this year.
China Mandates Increased Stock Investment to Boost Economy
The Chinese government announced that mutual and insurance funds must increase A-share investments by at least 10% and 30% respectively annually to boost the stock market and encourage consumer spending, starting this year.
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40% Bias Score


WEF Meeting Highlights Weak Global Economy, Urges Cooperation Amid Protectionism Concerns
The 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, highlighted a weak global economic recovery, with 56 percent of surveyed chief economists expecting a decline in 2025, while the IMF projects growth below the 2000-2019 average. Concerns over rising protectionism and geopoliti...
WEF Meeting Highlights Weak Global Economy, Urges Cooperation Amid Protectionism Concerns
The 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, highlighted a weak global economic recovery, with 56 percent of surveyed chief economists expecting a decline in 2025, while the IMF projects growth below the 2000-2019 average. Concerns over rising protectionism and geopoliti...
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36% Bias Score


CEO Shooting Spurs Global Reassessment of Executive Security
The CEO of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, was shot in New York City last month, prompting a global reassessment of executive security protocols and raising concerns about the potential impact on attracting future leadership talent; the global private security market exceeded \$240 billion in 2023...
CEO Shooting Spurs Global Reassessment of Executive Security
The CEO of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, was shot in New York City last month, prompting a global reassessment of executive security protocols and raising concerns about the potential impact on attracting future leadership talent; the global private security market exceeded \$240 billion in 2023...
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44% Bias Score


Trump's Softened Stance on China: A Temporary Truce?
President Trump's second term shows early signs of improved US-China relations, marked by a pause on new tariffs and diplomatic overtures from China, despite potential future conflicts over trade and technology.
Trump's Softened Stance on China: A Temporary Truce?
President Trump's second term shows early signs of improved US-China relations, marked by a pause on new tariffs and diplomatic overtures from China, despite potential future conflicts over trade and technology.
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44% Bias Score

Canada's Potential Economic Union with the U.S.: Benefits and Risks
An Angus Reid survey reveals that Canadians under 55 lack deep emotional attachment to Canada, and their attachment depends on the country providing a good standard of living. This raises concerns about Canada's integration with the U.S., and the potential benefits and drawbacks of adopting the U.S....

Canada's Potential Economic Union with the U.S.: Benefits and Risks
An Angus Reid survey reveals that Canadians under 55 lack deep emotional attachment to Canada, and their attachment depends on the country providing a good standard of living. This raises concerns about Canada's integration with the U.S., and the potential benefits and drawbacks of adopting the U.S....
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36% Bias Score

Trump's Ultimatum: Invest in US or Face Tariffs
At the World Economic Forum, President Trump threatened tariffs on companies that don't invest in the US, promising lower taxes in return; he also urged oil producers to lower prices to harm Russia's war effort, highlighting a new era of geostrategic competition.

Trump's Ultimatum: Invest in US or Face Tariffs
At the World Economic Forum, President Trump threatened tariffs on companies that don't invest in the US, promising lower taxes in return; he also urged oil producers to lower prices to harm Russia's war effort, highlighting a new era of geostrategic competition.
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44% Bias Score

Trump's Four-Step Economic Plan: Tax Cuts, Tariffs, and the Fight Against Inflation
President Trump unveiled a four-step economic plan: lowering corporate taxes to 15%, imposing tariffs on foreign goods, reducing energy costs through OPEC negotiation and increased US production, and lowering interest rates. He claims this will stimulate economic growth, reduce inflation, and reduce...

Trump's Four-Step Economic Plan: Tax Cuts, Tariffs, and the Fight Against Inflation
President Trump unveiled a four-step economic plan: lowering corporate taxes to 15%, imposing tariffs on foreign goods, reducing energy costs through OPEC negotiation and increased US production, and lowering interest rates. He claims this will stimulate economic growth, reduce inflation, and reduce...
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48% Bias Score

Boeing Projects $12 Billion Loss in 2024 Amidst Multiple Crises
Boeing projects a $12 billion loss for 2024 due to a series of crises, including a mid-flight fuselage failure, a strike affecting production, and a 10% workforce reduction; the company anticipates resolving these issues under new leadership.

Boeing Projects $12 Billion Loss in 2024 Amidst Multiple Crises
Boeing projects a $12 billion loss for 2024 due to a series of crises, including a mid-flight fuselage failure, a strike affecting production, and a 10% workforce reduction; the company anticipates resolving these issues under new leadership.
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48% Bias Score

France, Germany Seek Delay of EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Rules
France and Germany are pushing for a delay and simplification of new EU rules on corporate environmental reporting and due diligence, citing concerns about their impact on businesses; the European Commission is expected to review these regulations by February 26th.

France, Germany Seek Delay of EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Rules
France and Germany are pushing for a delay and simplification of new EU rules on corporate environmental reporting and due diligence, citing concerns about their impact on businesses; the European Commission is expected to review these regulations by February 26th.
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56% Bias Score

Trump's Tariff Strategy: A Negotiating Tool or Trade War?
President Trump, during a World Economic Forum address, threatened businesses that do not manufacture in America with tariffs, a tactic described by Kevin O'Leary as a negotiating tool to leverage America's large market and incentivize domestic production, while also addressing issues such as illega...

Trump's Tariff Strategy: A Negotiating Tool or Trade War?
President Trump, during a World Economic Forum address, threatened businesses that do not manufacture in America with tariffs, a tactic described by Kevin O'Leary as a negotiating tool to leverage America's large market and incentivize domestic production, while also addressing issues such as illega...
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52% Bias Score