The best I can get is CBC AM radio, which is pretty good, but no mainstream print media is worth reading. The Toronto Star is more reliable than The Globe and Mail, but both are quite unsatisfactory, and the Toronto Sun is beneath contempt. In the last forty years I have yet to read or hear an unbiased report from the major news media outlets. The most credible are Straight Goods, Canadian Centre Policy Alternatives, then CBC Radio and TV, the Toronto Star, and The Globe and Mail. Non-profit media is the most creditable.
Corporate media is the least creditable.
Either the articles are politically biased or the news media just simply does not print it. Personally, I only buy newspapers on the odd occasion and I am usually disappointed. The Edmonton Journal has good editorials and CBC Radio has multiple voices and opinions, so they are the most credible. Any local TV news suffers from lack of content and too many pet stories and CBC local news is too biased. The National Post is an ideological group's method of circumventing election expense limitations during elections, and in between elections it acts as a taxpayer-supported way to get their message out.