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Donald TrumpThe stock market kicked off the week with more steep losses after President Trump spent the weekend defending his new tariffs amid growing blowback at home and abroad. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down roughly 1,400 points shortly after the market opened, falling 3.5 percent. The S&P 500 index was down 3.7 percent, and…See the Story
Stocks plunge to start week as Trump digs in on tariffs
43% Center coverage: 112 sources
Canadian Politics · CanadaThe NDP promised Sunday to protect tenants through a program of national rent control, while the Conservatives focused their campaign trail message on addictions treatment.See the Story
Party leaders focus policy pitches on rent control, addictions treatment
62% Left coverage: 13 sources
Bird Flu · British ColumbiaMore than 8.7 million commercial and backyard birds have been culled in the province, more than half the national toll of 14.5 million. The agency said in January that the worldwide scale of the avian flu is “unprecedented and continues to have significant impacts on Canada’s poultry industry.” But there have been no new infections reported in B.C. since Jan. 11.See the Story
With 8.7-million birds dead, B.C. farmers assess avian flu toll and worry about the future
64% Left coverage: 14 sources
GM · OshawaFor more than a century, Oshawa, Ont., has been the city of autoworkers. The decades-old Canadian Automotive Museum in the downtown core, murals depicting locally made vehicles and the city’s beloved Oshawa Generals hockey team, named after one of the auto giants, are all symbols of that glorious — and often treacherous — history. The auto industry has gone through ups and downs since its inception. Workers have weathered economic recessions, layoffs and devastating plant closures, including in 2019 when General Motors stopped production of vehicles in Oshawa for nearly two years.See the Story
'In a fight with one man': Trump's tariffs have autoworkers in Oshawa, Ont., on edge
57% Left coverage: 14 sources
