Claims extracted
18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
2 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
60/100
National Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Sports
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
It’s Monday, September 28.
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It → ’ → ?
Here are the top stories we’re following today.
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we → follow → ?
Scott Stinson: The NHL is back, and watching it is more expensive than ever
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watching → watch → it
“Traditional broadcast homes have been abandoned.
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homes → abandon → ?
New paid tiers have been introduced that will require fans in some provinces to subscribe to four services should they want to watch every game at home.
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they → pay → home
And some of those services are streaming-only, meaning viewers used to finding the game on their traditional channel guide will be on a road to nowhere,” Stinson writes.
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Stinson → mean → road
Doctors stumped at first when Ontario woman died of rat bite fever
The infection spreading through the 48-year-old woman was so aggressive, large parts of her heart were destroyed.
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parts → die → heart
But all the usual tests for typical bacterial infections came back negative.
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tests → come → infections
Doctors couldn’t fully understand what was feeding the infection.
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what → understand → infection
Until her sister wondered, could it be the rats?
uncertain
it → wonder → ?
Trump administration muses about hitting Canada with EU-style tariffs over Carney’s EU pivot
As Canada seeks closer economic ties with Europe, U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra said in an interview that American trade negotiators told him “We may just slide Canada in under the EU trade agreement.
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We → muse → agreement
We won’t treat Canada as a country with whom we have a four- or five-thousand-mile border anymore…
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we → treat → border
It is aligning with the EU, so it only makes sense for the U.S. to put Canada under that trade agreement.”
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U.S. → align → agreement
But analysts question if that would even be legally possible.
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that → question → ?
The “One project, one decision, in one year” tagline that comes with Bill C-39, which is intended is to streamline the federal infrastructure approvals process, seems to be more a suggestion than a rule, Sarkonak says.
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Sarkonak → come → rule
“A number of escape hatches have been worked into the legislation to account for delay and stalling — whether from slow-walking bureaucrats or disgruntled Indigenous groups — that can likely be expected in response to any major project proposal.”
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that → work → proposal
What was B.C.’s David Eby thinking by calling the maddest Canadian election ever?
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Eby → think → election
A pair of B.C. politics columnists join host Brian Lilley to try to find a method in Premier David Eby’s seeming madness in calling a snap election with two years left on his mandate and an unpopular record to defend.
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pair → join → mandate
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