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Independent media-watchers that rate outlet bias — notably AllSides, Ad Fontes Media and Media Bias/Fact Check — commonly place legacy wire services and public broadcasters nearer the “least biased” o...
There is no authoritative claim in the provided reporting that “immigrants get $80,000 from the Canadian government” as a blanket policy; fact-check outlets show viral social posts claiming figures li...
Major U.S. outlets that watchdogs most often place near the political center or “least biased” include wire services and public broadcasters such as the Associated Press (AP), Reuters, PBS and NPR as ...
Refugees resettled to Canada receive a one-time “start‑up” payment plus monthly income support for up to one year (24 months in limited special‑needs cases), and the level of monthly support is set to...
No credible evidence in the provided reporting shows new immigrants to Canada receive a one‑time $80,000 federal payment; fact‑checks and government documents referenced in the sources show large cash...
Reputable historians and several well-sourced journalistic accounts report that Friedrich (Frederick) Trump ran restaurants and hotels in the Pacific Northwest and Yukon during the Klondike era that r...
Ontario receives federal Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) support for government‑assisted refugees that has two parts: a one‑time Start‑Up Costs payment (standardized federally) and monthly incom...
Publicly available assessments and polls show CBC is widely seen as a mainstream, generally credible Canadian public broadcaster but is frequently perceived as having a left-of-centre or “government-f...
The Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) is a federal immigration/work-permit system that allows employers to hire non‑permanent residents for specific jobs subject to rules like prevailing wages a...
Federal and pan‑Canadian programs that provide wage subsidies to employers commonly target students, youth and specific sectors — not a blanket subsidy for hiring immigrants — examples include the Stu...
Religious dietary restrictions in Canadian schools most commonly referenced in available reporting and guidance are halal (Islam), kosher (Judaism) and other faith-based needs such as vegetarian or po...
Online claims that refugees in Canada receive up to $82,000 a year are misleading: Canada’s main resettlement programs provide time-limited, needs-based support—primarily the Resettlement Assistance P...
Available federal guidance says the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) is a distinct route that requires employers to secure a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) and meet prevailing‑...
Available reporting shows notable changes to wage‑subsidy programs and to immigrant eligibility for some federal benefits since 2020 — but most coverage points to Canadian provincial and federal wage‑...
Most media-watch organizations agree there is no single “least biased” news source; instead, toolmakers and reviewers point to outlets and news agencies that consistently score near center on bias cha...
Mark Carney has been the subject of reporting and watchdog criticism about potential conflicts tied to his investments and roles in finance, but mainstream media and the ethics commissioner have docum...