Canadian media is increasingly polarized. Outlets on the left and right produce valuable journalism — but readers often don't know where a source sits on the political spectrum until they've already absorbed the framing.
Outcome Canada solves this by making bias transparent. We aggregate news from 150+ Canadian sources and tag each one with a political spectrum rating — not to tell you what to think, but so you can decide for yourself.
We also publish original policy analysis from journalists, academics, and professionals across the spectrum. Evidence-based, outcome-focused, non-partisan.
Every news source is rated on a 5-point scale from Left to Right. This reflects editorial tendency— the overall lean of a publication's coverage, editorial choices, and framing — not the quality of its journalism.
A Centre-Right outlet like the Financial Post can produce excellent investigative work. A Centre-Left outlet like the Toronto Star can break important stories. The rating tells you where the lens is pointed, not whether the lens is good.
Ratings are assigned based on editorial board positions, story selection patterns, expert assessments, and comparison with established media bias research.
We pull articles from 150+ Canadian and international sources every 15 minutes. Each article is tagged with the source's spectrum rating and auto-categorized by policy topic (economy, housing, immigration, etc.).
Every article shows its source's political lean via a colored border indicator. You can filter by spectrum position to read only Centre sources, or deliberately expose yourself to perspectives outside your usual range.
We publish evidence-based policy analysis from journalists, academics, and policy professionals. Contributors from across the political spectrum are welcome — what matters is the quality of argument and evidence.