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The Globe and Mail

Canadian center-right (business-leaning)

The Globe and Mail is Canada's largest national newspaper, wholly owned by the billionaire Thomson family through their holding company Woodbridge. Its news reporting is generally considered credible and center-right leaning, while its editorial page has historically favored fiscally conservative, pro-business positions. Coverage of the second Trump administration has been largely critical, particularly on tariffs and trade disputes affecting Canada.

Owned byThe Woodbridge Company, the private holding company of Canada's Thomson family (also controlling shareholder of Thomson Reuters)

LeaningCanadian center-right (business-leaning)

On the administrationbroadly critical

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3.2average bias score across 6 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

2 Supreme Court Hears Exxon and Suncor Bid to End Boulder Climate Lawsuit, With Eight Justices After Alito Recusal
3 Trump Signs Memorandum Directing Agencies to Identify and Remove Canadian-Origin Goods From Federal Civilian Purchasing
6 U.S. 50% Tariffs on About $20 Billion of Canadian Goods Took Effect Aug. 22 After Talks Ended; Carney Sets Sept. 8 Retaliation
3 Berkshire Hathaway Posts Second-Quarter Results, Its Second Report Under CEO Greg Abel
1 Fed Holds Rates Steady in 9-3 Vote; 10-Year Treasury Yield Rises to About 4.73%
4 Canada and Alberta Advance Government-Backed Pacific Pipeline to Route Crude to Asia