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Alberta to Add Canadian Citizenship Marker to Drivers Licences — AlbertaLegislature by Wikipedia Photo - Alberta Legislature - 2 (By: Kenneth Hynek from Edmonton, Canada) / CC-BY-2.0

Alberta Politics · Alberta

Alberta to Add Canadian Citizenship Marker to Drivers Licences

62% Left coverage: 21 sources

Man sleeping on bench in Nathan Phillips Square killed in ‘unprovoked’ attack, 12-year-old boy and another man arrested: police

Police · Toronto

Man sleeping on bench in Nathan Phillips Square killed in ‘unprovoked’ attack, 12-year-old boy and another man arrested: police

57% Left coverage: 14 sources

Salmonella outbreaks in Alberta, B.C. linked to dog food and treats — A domestic dog wearing a pink collar eats from a white bowl inside a home. by MART PRODUCTION/Pexels / Pexels

Canadian Healthcare · Canada

Salmonella outbreaks in Alberta, B.C. linked to dog food and treats

64% Left coverage: 14 sources

Salmonella cases across the country linked to dog food and treats have prompted a warning from the Public Health Agency of Canada. Alberta has the highest number of reported illnesses with 13 cases. B.C. has 12 cases, while Ontario and Northwest Territories each have one reported illness.See the Story

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Ukrainian Refugee Killed in 'Random' Train Attack in Charlotte — Sean Rayford/Getty Images via Getty Images

Low coverage from Left Sources

Ukrainian Refugee Killed in 'Random' Train Attack in Charlotte

Summit leads to little action after Israeli strike on Hamas in Doha — REUTERS / pwu404

No coverage from Right Sources

Summit leads to little action after Israeli strike on Hamas in Doha

100% of Sources are High Factuality

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