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Carney announces August byelection in Alberta riding where Poilievre seeking seat

Pierre Poilievre · Alberta

Carney announces August byelection in Alberta riding where Poilievre seeking seat

71% Left coverage: 38 sources

3 in hospital after assault on Calgary Stampede midway

Police · Calgary

3 in hospital after assault on Calgary Stampede midway

73% Left coverage: 33 sources

Parks Canada Staff Doubted 'Graves' at Kamloops School Site: Emails

Canada · Canada

Parks Canada Staff Doubted 'Graves' at Kamloops School Site: Emails

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

“But none of these sites have been investigated further to determine that they are graves," wrote one Parks Canada consultant See the Story

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3 in hospital after assault on Calgary Stampede midway

Low coverage from Right Sources

3 in hospital after assault on Calgary Stampede midway

CBC’s $100K+ earner club has quadrupled since 2015

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Source: Wikimedia CommonsThe number of CBC employees earning six-figure salaries has more than quadrupled since 2015, costing taxpayers nearly a quarter-billion dollars last year and fueling renewed calls from taxpayer advocates to defund the public broadcaster.According to access-to-information records obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, 1,831 employees at the CBC received salaries over $100,000 in 2024–25, up from 438 in 2015–16—an …Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Alberta eyes incorporating nuclear energy into its power grid

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Source: Facebook (Danielle Smith) Author: Quinn PatrickAlberta announced it will begin holding public consultations on introducing nuclear power to the provincial grid, with plans to have small modular reactors facilitate energy for its oil sands."We want to talk to Albertans, because it's new for us," Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told reporters alongside Ontario Premier Doug Ford at the annual Calgary Stampede breakfast.Thanks for reading The…Danielle Smith · Calgary Read Article

Civil Liberties Group Sounds Alarm as Feds Renew Online Censorship Push

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A Canadian civil liberties group is renewing its warnings about the Liberal internet censorship bill, the Online Harms Act, after the Carney government signalled it would likely reintroduce the law in the current Parliamentary session.The Democracy Fund, a Canadian charity dedicated to preserving constitutional rights, sounded the alarm on Friday, warning of a potentially incoming online censorship bill.The warnings came after Liberal Safety Min…Disinformation · Hungary See the Story

Canada's First PM 'Too Controversial' for Commemoration, Federal Board Rules

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Board members agreed Macdonald is a "polarizing and controversial figure in Canadian history” with "complex" legaciesCanada · Canada See the Story

Fed-funded non-profit hosts black, minority-only swimming lessons

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Source: afropolitan.caAuthor: Melanie BennetA non-profit organization supported with over $85K in federal funding is delivering race-based swimming lessons. Several grants have been awarded to support race-specific services, even as public support for diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives appears to be declining in Canada and abroad.Afropolitan Canada describes itself as a bilingual organization that supports lack, Indigenous, and people …Swimming · Canada Read Article

Jailed Coutts Protester Receives Bail Pending Appeal of Mischief, Weapons Charges

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

One of the two men convicted last year for mischief and weapon possession during the Coutts, Alta., border blockade has been granted bail as he appeals his conviction and six-and-a-half year sentence. Alberta appeal court Justice Jo’Anne Strekaf granted Chris Carbert’s release in a June 30 ruling. She noted that “despite the serious nature of the offences at issue” Carbert had established his detention was “not necessary in the public interest.”…RCMP · Coutts See the Story

Canada’s national pride split by generational gap: poll

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

As Canada prepares to mark its 158th birthday, new polling finds growing national pride and a rebound in optimism across much of the population. Yet, substantial disagreement persists over whether Canada remains a viable place to build a life.The Angus Reid Institute survey found that 72 per cent of Canadians say the country offers a good quality of life, a figure that falls for youth (under 35).Among 18- to 34-year-olds, nearly one in three (27…Canada · Canada See the Story

B.C. mother slams drug-information cards for children at Pride event

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Source: X Author: Alex ZoltanA Nanaimo mother is sounding the alarm over information cards marketed towards children that she found being handed out at a school-sanctioned Pride month-related event in British Columbia, which instructed children on how to consume hard drugs.The mother, Ruth Taylor, reportedly collected six of the cards while at the school Pride month event attended by her 10-year-old child on Tuesday. The event was held at Depart…Nanaimo · Nanaimo See the Story

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