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The National Post is a Canadian national daily newspaper based in Toronto, founded in 1998 by Conrad Black. In our feed Canada and the United States dominate, well ahead of Iran, Israel and the United Kingdom. Politics makes up nearly half of the output, with diplomacy the largest subject, followed by economy and governance. Its headlines, driven strongly by opinion columns, are skeptical of Donald Trump and the United States and of Prime Minister Mark Carney.
The National Post has been measured over a short period, and its headlines are skeptical of Donald Trump and the United States, using distancing verbs for his statements and foregrounding threats, tariffs and legal disputes. Prime Minister Mark Carney is treated skeptically as well, especially over his handling of trade with the United States, with opinion columns and opposition quotes prominent. Canada as a country is covered neutrally to critically. Some columns, notably by Conrad Black, read more favourably toward Trump. The measurement works from the outlet's headlines toward countries and persons; it is not a rating of accuracy.
Based on headlines from July 2026 to August 2026.
The National Post was founded in 1998 by Conrad Black and is headquartered in Toronto. It is owned by Postmedia Network, a Canadian newspaper publisher.
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Canada and the United States dominate by a wide margin, followed by Iran, Israel, the United Kingdom, Russia and the European Union. Politics and diplomacy lead, with economy a strong second and security a smaller share.
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