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Which country are Canadians visiting instead of the U.S.? Take our business and…
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For years, he texted vulnerable women. Then they found out who he was
A Regina officer is accused of using police resources to prey on women. Seven of them told us their stories
To save this baby, doctors had to kill part of her brain
A medical team at SickKids Hospital performed the first endovascular embolic hemispherectomy in Canada
Is AI dulling critical-thinking skills? As tech companies court students,…
Artificial intelligence is the latest technology stoking fears of human decline. Early studies stoke doubt about whether the fear…
The Globe and Mail Bestsellers for the week of June 7, 2025
The Bestsellers Lists are compiled by The Globe and Mail from information provided by BookNet Canada’s national sales tracking…
Saskatchewan Roughriders kick off 2025 CFL season with 31-26 win over Ottawa…
The Roughriders lost four starters to injury, including three in the first 17 minutes of the game
Haliburton hits winning jumper as Pacers stun Thunder in last-second comeback…
Tyrese Haliburton’s 21-foot jumper with 0.3 seconds left gave Indiana its first and only lead of the game
Carney and Trump holding direct talks on trade and security, U.S. envoy says
Pete Hoekstra says negotiations are being held under a cone of silence to ensure a positive outcome
Canada’s trade deficit hits record high $7.1-billion as tariffs hammer exports
Value of exports to U.S. fell 15%, led by a sharp pullback in motor vehicles and parts, consumer goods and crude oil
At least four killed in intense Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv
Kyiv’s mayor indicated the death toll could rise and said 20 people were injured, of whom 16 were hospitalized
Carney agrees to high-level talks with Beijing on resolving Canada-China trade…
The two countries also agreed to fight illegal fentanyl production
Your daily horoscope: June 6, 2025
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Marc Garneau, first Canadian in space, remembered for aspirations he held for…
His blend of keen intelligence and commitment to public service won him respect among both colleagues and rivals
Natural gas pipeline across Northern B.C. can proceed, regulator rules
The decision clears the way for further construction on the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission project
Lawsuit accuses Popeyes of selling ‘unsafe’ chicken in Ontario restaurants
Company says it has found no evidence of the alleged safety breaches
Conservatives raise privacy concerns over powers in government’s border…
Opposition MPs question whether Bill C-2 would be compliant with Canadians’ Charter rights
Opinion: Spiraling U.S. debt is a burden on future generations around the world
Rising deficits under Trump will hamper the global economy for years to come
Ontario to designate Ring of Fire as special economic zone ‘as quickly as…
Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler warns response could include protests or blocking mines, highways or rail lines
Israel recovers bodies of Canadian and husband held in Gaza by Hamas
Judi Weinstein grew up in Toronto before meeting American Gadi Haggai; they raised four children on Kibbutz Nir Oz
Leon Draisaitl, the ultimate sidekick, keeps the Oilers humming in the Stanley…
Connor McDavid and Draisaitl’s 1-2 punch is the secret sauce of the team’s championship hopes
The new gold rush: Investors snap up bars and coins amid stock and bond market…
A growing share of younger Canadians are purchasing the precious metal for financial security as buying a house seems out of…
Baby born prematurely with measles dies in Southwestern Ontario
Infant also faced serious medical complications unrelated to virus, province’s Chief Medical Officer of Health says
For Trump and Musk, breaking up wasn’t all that hard
Washington’s two most powerful men couldn’t live up to Neil Sedaka’s famous song
Edmonton Oilers’ Corey Perry still enjoying the Stanley Cup chase
The 40-year-old forward is not thinking about retirement as he eyes his second title win, and his first since 2007
Harvard files legal challenge over Trump’s ban on entry of foreign students
Trump’s action are pursuing a ‘government vendetta’ against Harvard, the university says
Unlikely Trump-Musk bromance implodes in real time over social media
Falling out has repercussions for Musk’s wealth and portends consequences for Trump’s MAGA agenda
Groupe Rémabec scales back operation, laying off 1,000 workers
Quebec’s largest private forestry company says it’s facing pressure from Trump’s tariffs and an ‘unstable’ provincial environment
BMO rejigs top executive team as it aims for U.S. growth
The lender is combining key businesses south of the border and installing several new leaders
Why Canada Post talks have stalled after months of negotiations with unionized…
The Crown corporation and CUPW are deadlocked over the use of part-time workers
Bo Bichette stars as Blue Jays crush Phillies 9-1
Myles Straw and Tyler Heineman drove in three runs apiece for Toronto as the team improved to 33-29, winning eight of its last 10
Opinion: Immigration bans worsen the problem they’re meant to solve
Strict bans incentivize dangerous crossings and typically lead to surges in illegal migration
Hustle and Flow 93.5: How Reza Dahya went from FM radio to film with hip-hop…
With his feature directorial debut, Dahya has created a hip-hop movie that defies convention
Trump’s foreign-investment tax is a ‘diplomatic weapon’ that punishes Canadians
Section 899 of the U.S. President’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act is proposing a foreign-investment tax
Politics Insider: Carney holding direct talks with Trump on trade and security,…
The Prime Minister and the U.S. President met on May 6 but there has been no indication until now that they had been holding…
Trump administration sanctions four ICC judges for ‘targeting’ U.S., Israel
The move is an attempt to undermine the independence of the court, the ICC says
Royal Ontario Museum CEO Josh Basseches to depart at end of 2025
He leaves after nearly a decade in the role as the museum undergoes a $130-million transformation
Opinion: Donald Trump’s corruption knows no bounds or precedent
And the outrage at his actions is nowhere to be found
Automotive exports to the U.S. plunge as tariffs hit Canada’s carmakers
Automotive shipments to the U.S. dropped by 17% in value from the previous month, the largest drop in merchandise trade shipments…
Alberta grid operator’s power cap could thwart province’s AI data-centre…
Decision to limit energy allotted to new projects comes as province sees surge in demand from developers
Ottawa retables ‘Lost Canadians’ bill in bid to restore citizenship rights…
Previous attempt was among bills that died when Parliament was prorogued
Unsung art dealer Berthe Weill, the first to sell a Picasso, finally gets her…
The Parisian dealer supported the early careers of some of the greatest artists of the early 20th century
Vancouver General Hospital receives $60-million donation to fund cardiovascular…
The Dilawri Foundation’s donation is the largest in the hospital foundation’s history
Opinion: Is the U.S. still a ‘safe’ country for refugees?
As people without legal status in the U.S. are being thrown into detention centres and deported without a hearing, the Safe Third…
Canadians go elbows up on U.S. travel, opting for these destinations instead
The number of overseas trips is growing, while some Canadians are using their travel dollars to explore their country’s backyard
Alberta farmer’s stint in jail highlights controversy over supply management
U.S. President Donald Trump has brought the issue back in focus as he pushes for American farmers to have more access to the…
Opinion: Canada should have invited Narendra Modi to the G7 Leaders’ Summit
Critics say an invitation rewards India for violence and interference, but ignoring New Delhi only leaves Canada in the cold