It’s become something of a rallying cry to move reconciliation forward, repeated from British Columbia to Ontario to New Brunswick.... more

Quebec is the one province where immigration is a ballot-box issue in provincial elections. In 2018, it was one of... more

Russia has one of the largest nuclear arsenals in the world, and Russian President Vladimir Putin and those in his... more

Protests are spreading across Iran – and the world – after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody.... more

In September 1969, two baby girls were born in a tiny hospital in rural Newfoundland, a few hours apart. A... more

This week, Russian President Vladimir Putin called up 300,000 reservists in a partial mobilization for the war in Ukraine. That... more

Inflation is on the decline for the second straight month. New numbers from Statistics Canada show that inflation slowed to... more

In the final days of a chaotic government effort to rescue people from the Taliban last summer, Senator Marilou McPhedran... more

In March, Ontario became the last jurisdiction in Canada to sign on to the national Early Learning and Child Care... more

On Oct. 1, natural gas bills in the U.K. will go up by 80 per cent. Most households rely on... more

Initially, residents of James Smith Cree Nation did not want to welcome the reporters into their community following the mass... more

After months of fighting the Russian invasion, Ukraine has gained significant ground in Kharkiv Oblast, a province in the northeast... more

There seem to be a lot of serious storms these days, and those storms are causing more and more damage.... more

While Canada’s overall inflation is ticking down, the cost of food continues to rise. Inflation for groceries rose in July... more

In case you missed it: listen to Menaka’s conversation with columnists Robyn Urback and John Ibbitson about the Conservative Party’s... more

Plasma is a critical part of some medicines but Canada currently only gets 15 per cent of its supply from... more

The Conservative Party of Canada will announce a new leader on Saturday evening. This comes after more than half a... more

Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday at the age of 96. She was on the throne for 70 years, making... more

A federal law banning single-sports betting was reversed last year through Bill C-218, leading to a proliferation of sports betting... more

Two days after a stabbing rampage in Saskatchewan, police are still looking for Myles Sanderson, who, along with his brother... more

As of Aug. 15, nearly 170,000 study permit applications were pending with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Although plans have... more

If we want great cities, people from all walks of life need to be able to live in them. But... more

If you have three or more alcoholic drinks in a week, you’re putting your health at risk. That’s according to... more

Kelp has traditionally been harvested for food, but we’re discovering other new ways we could be using kelp as well... more

As of Sept. 1, sugar sweetened beverages like pops, iced teas and energy drinks in Newfoundland and Labrador will be... more

An explosion rocked downtown Wheatley, Ontario last year, injuring 20 people, destroying property and terrifying residents and shaking buildings kilometres... more

Your boss wants you back in the office, but after two years of remote work, you’re not sure you want... more

In April, the federal government announced that it would expand Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program to allow employers to hire... more

When Hudson’s Bay Company announced last week that it’s bringing back the discount store Zellers, people flocked to social media... more

Germany’s energy crisis could worsen as temperatures dip and Russia threatens to cut off the pipeline delivering natural gas to... more

Dr. Alika Lafontaine is the Canadian Medical Association’s new president, and an anesthesiologist. He takes on the job at a... more

Most people buy homes with their partners or by themselves. But others are ditching the traditional paradigm. Today, we’re talking... more

A study from the University of Copenhagen looked at billions of records taken from sleep-tracking wristbands across 68 countries suggests... more

Recent visits to Taiwan by U.S. House Rep. Nancy Pelosi and a delegation of five U.S. lawmakers earlier this week... more

You’re never far from a parasite, no matter where you are. They’re responsible for illnesses like malaria that cause death... more

The CEOs of the 100 largest Canadian companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange saw their compensation go up 23... more

Today we're bringing you an episode of City Space, a Globe and Mail podcast about how to make our cities... more

With so many ups and downs in headlines and our personal lives, what often brings us together is food. Food... more

Potatoes! They’re affordable, accessible, ultra-versatile, and most importantly, delicious. But a case of potato warts found on two farms in... more

In the past two years alone, the number of severely food insecure people doubled to 276 million, according to the... more

As the global demand for octopus meat rises, a company in Spain is set to open the world’s first ever... more

With e-commerce largely replacing brick-and-mortar stores, how we shop is having real, physical effects on how our cities work. So... more

Monkeypox cases are climbing worldwide. In July, the World Health Organization declared the virus a “Public Health Emergency of International... more

New GDP numbers in the U.S. have set off the latest set of worries about whether we’re heading for a... more

This year alone, rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Canada went up almost 14 per cent on average – and... more

Today we're bringing you an episode of Stress Test, a Globe and Mail podcast about personal finance, hosted by Rob Carrick... more

Hockey Canada told federal hearings Wednesday that it has paid $8.9 million since 1989 to settle 21 cases of alleged... more

Canada is getting heat for granting a Montreal company an exemption from Russian sanctions. The company fixes turbines used in... more

The bond market moves three times as much money as the stock market. But it’s boring. The “sure thing” with... more

It is largely anticipated that Pope Francis will deliver another apology to Indigenous people while in Canada this week. But... more

Today we're bringing you an episode of Stress Test, a Globe and Mail podcast about personal finance, hosted by Rob Carrick... more

The January 6 Committee hearings have shared several surprising revelations and explosive testimony over the last few months. To make... more

On Friday, B.C.’s Court of Appeal upheld a lower court’s decision that access to medical care should be based on... more

More than two years after Canada’s worst mass shooting, we’ve finally heard from someone who was there at the start.... more

Sri Lanka is in crisis right now. After months of fuel, medicine and food shortages, protestors have taken to the... more

Today we're bringing you an episode of City Space, a Globe and Mail podcast about how to make our cities... more

The Bank of Canada raised the benchmark interest rate by one percentage point on Wednesday. The surprise move is the... more

Things are not going well at airports around the world and Canada has taken a particularly bad turn. On Monday,... more

On Friday, Rogers’ cellphone and Internet surfaced suddenly stopped working, leaving almost 12 million Canadians disconnected. And it wasn’t just... more

Two and a half years into the COVID-19 pandemic, we may be sick of talking about it – but COVID-19... more

Today we're bringing you an episode of City Space, a Globe and Mail podcast about how to make our cities... more

On Tuesday, First Nations chiefs in the Assembly of First Nations voted against continuing the suspension of National Chief RoseAnne... more

Just 10 days after the 2020 Nova Scotia mass shooting where 22 people were killed, RCMP commissioner Brenda Lucki allegedly... more

It’s often thought of as a disease from a bygone era, but in some parts of Canada, tuberculosis is still... more

Adaptable, smart and invasive. No we’re not talking about humans. We’re talking about wild boars. With their populations growing and... more

Westview Centennial Secondary School in the northwest of Toronto is celebrating the graduating class of 2022. On Thursday, about 180... more

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade on Friday, abortions were immediately outlawed in several states.... more

A woman alleges she was sexually assaulted by eight Canadian Hockey League players in 2018. The public did not hear... more

The superstar K-pop group BTS announced recently that they are taking a temporary break as a group and pursuing individual... more

Today, Pride celebrations in big cities include parades and parties which attract millions of participants around the world. But for... more

Feb. 14, 2022, marked the first time the government has had to invoke the Emergencies Act. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau... more

Monkeypox, an endemic disease for a number of Central and West African countries, is having its largest outbreak outside of... more

British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira went missing in the Amazon on June 5. They are... more

For many months now, people have been calling on the federal government to do something about skyrocketing prices. Last week,... more

Mykola Kuleba is the former children’s ombudsman of Ukraine and he’s now the head of an organization called Save Ukraine.... more

Cryptocurrencies have taken another dive this week. And this crash follows seven months of declines, even for the big names... more

They’re the front line in defending British Columbia from flooding – but no one can agree who’s responsible for them.... more

Ontario’s proposed Highway 413 would cut through the habitat of several species at risk in the province. Critics are concerned... more

When it comes to the issue of salary gaps, some experts say one solution is to make salaries more transparent.... more

Siphe November is one of the most talented ballet dancers of his generation. At just 23, he’s the National Ballet... more

Last year, a heat dome in B.C. led to the deaths of 619 people. It’s the deadliest weather event in... more

Boris Johnson has been called the Teflon prime minister, because no scandal seems to stick to him. He has a... more

As we learn more about Canada’s worst mass shooting, the families of the people killed are so frustrated with how... more

You may know Rollie Pemberton by his stage name, Cadence Weapon. He’s the Edmonton-born rapper, who won the Polaris Music... more

Canada abolished the death penalty in 1976. Now, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that it is unconstitutional for... more

On Wednesday, a jury sided with actor, Johnny Depp in his defamation case against his ex-wife, Amber Heard. The verdict... more

On May 26, Canada’s Minister of Employment, work force Development and Disability Inclusion, Carla Qualtrough said the Liberal government plans... more

Netflix recently reported their first loss of subscribers in over a decade. In the first quarter of 2022, 200,000 accounts... more

Today we decided to take a bit of a reprieve and head down to a park, very early in the... more

It’s been one year since Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc First Nation announced they had found 215 unmarked graves at the former... more

The United States is grappling with another mass shooting. At least 19 children and two adults were killed at Robb... more

A new report from Human Rights Watch found that some online learning platforms are tracking children in ways they say... more

Journalist Connie Walker has been reporting on Indigenous stories for most of her career. From missing and murdered women to... more

As a bonus episode today, we're bringing you an episode of Stress Test, a podcast about personal finance from The Globe... more

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he will resign as leader of the United Conservative Party following the results of his... more

On May 11, a prominent Palestinian-American journalist was shot and killed in the West Bank while reporting for Al Jazeera.... more

As this year’s deadly avian flu spreads from poultry to wild animals, there are reports of birds suffering from neurological... more

Global markets are not doing well. And people are losing a lot of money. Even big technology companies like Netflix... more

Universal health care is a point of pride for many Canadians, but the system has had flaws for decades. One... more

Indigenous women are still being forcibly sterilized in Canada. That’s one thing that Sen. Yvonne Boyer wants Canadians to know.... more