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    Politics

    U.S. government is asking Canadian researchers whether their work deals with DEI, climate, gender - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    The U.S. government's questioning of Canadian researchers regarding their work's alignment with specific political ideologies is raising concerns about academic independence and international research collaborations.

    Carney says he was at the table managing crises during Harper years, not Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre's roles during the 2008 financial crisis are debated by Stephen Harper, highlighting contrasting viewpoints in the Canadian federal election.

    Opinion: Blackstone CEO must disavow Trump to buy Canadian wireless infrastructure - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article argues that Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of Blackstone, should publicly denounce Donald Trump's actions to secure approval for Blackstone's investment in Canadian infrastructure.

    More than 70 independent candidates running in Poilievre’s riding as part of co-ordinated protest - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Dozens of independent candidates are running in Pierre Poilievre's riding as a coordinated protest against Canada's electoral system, highlighting concerns about the first-past-the-post system and the lack of electoral reform.

    How the ‘Buy Canadian’ movement is inspiring France’s ‘Le Boycott’ - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • France

    Inspired by Canada's 'Buy Canadian' movement, a French boycott of American goods is gaining momentum due to dissatisfaction with U.S. policies under Donald Trump.

    Canada and NATO allies asked by Rubio to increase defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Senator Rubio urged Canada and other NATO allies to significantly increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP, a proposal met with a noncommittal response from Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly.

    Alberta oil well report updated after concerns over taxpayer backstop recommendation - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A revised report on Alberta's inactive oil wells proposes a provincially managed insurance fund instead of a taxpayer-backed one to address cleanup liabilities.

    Opinion: Pierre Poilievre spurned Brian Mulroney’s advice, and is paying the price - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's rejection of Brian Mulroney's political advice to adopt a centrist approach is analyzed, exploring the consequences of his right-wing strategy and its impact on his political standing.

    Alberta signed deal to import medication from Turkey despite recommendations against it - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Alberta's government controversially imported children's medication from Turkey despite expert warnings about potential financial losses, leading to investigations and legal disputes.

    Millions of Canadians to receive payments for carbon price days before federal election despite levy’s cancellation - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Millions of Canadians will receive carbon tax rebates before the upcoming federal election, despite the federal carbon levy's recent cancellation, sparking debate about its political motivations and fiscal implications.

    Globe editorial: Another front in the trade war: tourism dollars - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Canadians are boycotting US travel due to Donald Trump's policies, impacting US businesses and potentially benefiting Canada's tourism sector.

    Inside a Pierre Poilievre rally, where hope for change overshadowed the polls - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A large and enthusiastic crowd attended Pierre Poilievre's rally in Edmonton, showcasing significant grassroots support despite recent poll numbers favoring the Liberals.

    Opinion: If you’re going to threaten to secede, you might at least have the numbers to back it up - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Preston Manning's threat of Western Canadian secession if the Liberals win the election is criticized as unrealistic and undemocratic, given the low levels of actual support for secession in the region.

    Opinion: If Canada wants closer European ties, we need European privacy standards, not American - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Canada's weak privacy laws jeopardize its trade relationship with the European Union, necessitating stronger data protection aligned with European standards rather than American ones.

    Trump announces 90-day pause on ‘reciprocal’ tariffs, hikes China levy to 125% - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    President Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for countries that haven't retaliated against the US, while simultaneously increasing tariffs on China to 125%.

    Canada will not be subject to new 10% tariff, says ambassador to U.S. - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Despite initial confusion, Canada will remain exempt from the new 10 percent US tariff on imports from most countries.

    Opinion: Pierre Poilievre is running a good but very frustrating campaign - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Conservative campaign, while effective, faces challenges due to the Liberal Party's surge in popularity and Poilievre's perceived persona issues.

    U.S. trade actions have raised questions about validity of USMCA, Carney says - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Prime Minister Mark Carney expresses concerns about the validity of the USMCA due to U.S. trade actions and advocates for a broader conversation with Washington on trade and security.

    Conservative Party distances itself from supporters questioning election polls - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Amidst tightening election polls, the Conservative Party distances itself from supporters questioning their validity, while their leader affirms acceptance of the election results.

    B.C. premier tells government to cancel American contracts ‘wherever viable’ - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    British Columbia's premier calls for canceling American contracts and reducing reliance on US goods in response to President Trump's trade policies.

    Alberta’s separatists have no case for breaking away from Canada - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article argues against Alberta's secession from Canada, highlighting the province's economic prosperity and the lack of a compelling case for independence.

    Trump undergoes his annual physical after years of reluctance to share medical information - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • USA

    Donald Trump underwent his annual physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, marking a rare instance of transparency regarding his health after years of secrecy.

    Opinion: Pierre Poilievre is sticking to his greatest hits. That’s the problem - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Canadian election campaign strategy, criticized for relying heavily on past successes instead of adapting to current circumstances, is facing internal opposition and underwhelming poll results.

    Trump vows to stay the course in trade war despite mounting pressure at home and abroad - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Despite mounting domestic and international pressure, President Trump vows to continue his global trade war, imposing new tariffs and rejecting negotiations with China.

    Daughter of late Conservative MP running for the Liberals in Calgary - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The daughter of a long-serving Conservative MP is running for the Liberals in Calgary, a decision she says was influenced by her father's evolution and her personal journey.

    Trump suggests separate set of tariffs on electronics could come as soon as Monday - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Donald Trump's fluctuating stance on tariffs on Chinese electronics creates uncertainty, potentially impacting consumers and tech companies.

    Globe editorial: The missing debate on immigration - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Canada's broken immigration system is a critical election issue, with differing approaches proposed by the Liberals and Conservatives to address the challenges of high immigration rates, labor shortages, and housing affordability.

    Doug Ford defends campaign manager Kory Teneycke for criticizing Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford defends his campaign manager, Kory Teneycke, after Teneycke criticized Pierre Poilievre's federal election strategy, claiming that Poilievre's campaign is committing malpractice and is on track to lose.

    Trump muses about tariff relief for automakers, begins process for semiconductor and pharmaceutical levies - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    President Trump contemplates tariff relief for automakers while initiating processes to impose levies on semiconductor and pharmaceutical imports, amidst ongoing uncertainty surrounding his global trade policies.

    Opinion: In the U.S., defying the courts is a constitutional crisis. In Canada, it’s a simple matter of paperwork - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    The article contrasts the US's constitutional crisis over court defiance with Canada's use of the notwithstanding clause, highlighting Pierre Poilievre's intention to utilize it.

    Saskatchewan’s Premier Moe shuns Doug Ford’s pugnacious approach to U.S. tariff threat in favour of quiet behind the scenes action - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's quiet diplomacy contrasted with Doug Ford's public approach in navigating US tariff threats, resulting in Saskatchewan's key sectors avoiding significant tariffs.

    China has sights set on EU as the U.S. shields itself with tariffs. The EU is not so sure - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Amidst US-China trade tensions, China seeks to expand trade with the EU, while the EU remains cautious about increased Chinese imports.

    White House, Florida promote Canada drug imports while tariff threat looms - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    The White House and Florida are promoting Canadian drug imports to lower costs, despite potential US tariffs on pharmaceuticals.

    Leaders square off over trade tensions, affordability concerns in French leaders’ debate - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The French-language Canadian federal leaders' debate saw a clash between Liberal Leader Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on trade tensions and affordability, while other party leaders fought to gain relevance.

    Opinion: Doug Ford is acting like he wants Pierre Poilievre to lose - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford's public criticism of federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is hindering the latter's election chances and potentially benefiting the Liberals.

    Globe editorial: The prime minister that Canadians need - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    This Globe and Mail editorial outlines the qualities Canadians should seek in their next prime minister, emphasizing national unity, ethical leadership, and a commitment to long-term national interests.

    Two million vote on first day of advance polls, setting new turnout record - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A record-breaking nearly two million Canadians cast ballots on the first day of advance voting in the federal election, exceeding previous turnout numbers and leading Elections Canada to announce adjustments for managing high traffic.

    None of the three main parties running full slate of candidates in federal election - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The three major Canadian political parties will not field a full slate of candidates in the upcoming federal election due to various reasons, including paperwork errors and candidate withdrawals.

    Conservative election platform pledges $75-billion in tax cuts, referendums before future tax hikes - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The Conservative Party of Canada's election platform proposes $75 billion in tax cuts and $34 billion in new spending, funded by spending reductions and projected economic growth.

    Opinion: Poilievre counts on the budget (almost) balancing itself - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Conservative platform relies on optimistic economic growth projections to balance the budget, a strategy criticized for its lack of concrete spending cuts and reliance on an unlikely economic boom.

    White House cites drop in people caught at Canada-U.S. border as tariffs continue - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    The White House reports a decrease in illegal border crossings from Canada to the U.S., while remaining tight-lipped about potential tariff changes.

    China says ‘door is wide open’ to talks after Trump suggests tariffs U-turn - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • World

    Amidst escalating trade tensions, China welcomes signs of a potential U-turn from the U.S. on its aggressive trade policies, expressing openness to talks while setting conditions for equal and respectful dialogue.

    Poilievre defends Conservative platform’s economic projections - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre defends his party's economic platform, emphasizing the necessity of campaigning on economic growth despite warnings of a potential recession.

    Poilievre may lose his Ottawa-area riding as Liberals poised to sweep the region - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a potential loss in his Ottawa-Carleton riding, jeopardizing his leadership if the Liberals win the upcoming election.

    True-blue Tories hold the line in Southwest Calgary neighbourhood that raised Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    This Globe and Mail article explores the political landscape of a Calgary neighborhood, the upbringing of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, and the diverse opinions of its residents regarding the upcoming federal election.

    Trust in party leaders, platforms key factors driving votes as election day nears, Nanos poll finds - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A Nanos Research poll reveals that trust in party leaders and party platforms are the most significant factors influencing voter decisions in the upcoming Canadian federal election.

    Conservative MPs used parliamentary privilege to seek details on DEI initiatives ahead of election - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Conservative MPs in Canada used parliamentary privilege to request information on federal government diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, aligning with their party leader's promises to cut such programs.

    What we know about disinformation campaigns uncovered in the federal election campaign - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The 2025 Canadian federal election saw a rise in AI-generated fake news, Chinese influence campaigns targeting specific politicians, and attempts to undermine the electoral process's integrity.

    Economics

    Buy Canadian movement starts to take a sizable bite out of U.S. business - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • World

    A surge in Canadian patriotism, fueled by trade tensions with the US, is significantly impacting American businesses, with declines in tourism, spirits sales, and job losses.

    Bank of Canada faces a close-call rate decision as it stares down economic turbulence - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    The Bank of Canada faces a difficult decision on interest rates this week, balancing economic uncertainty caused by global trade tensions and conflicting economic indicators.

    Surprisingly soft inflation data jolts markets into pricing 50/50 odds of rate cut Wednesday - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    Unexpectedly low inflation figures in Canada have led to a near 50/50 chance of a Bank of Canada interest rate cut, according to money market predictions.

    Opinion: Tariffs are already changing Canada’s job market, and workers are paying the price - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    US tariffs are negatively impacting Canada's job market, leading to significant full-time job losses and a rise in involuntary part-time employment, particularly affecting the core-age workforce.

    WTO sharply cuts its 2025 trade growth forecast, warns of deeper slump - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • World

    The World Trade Organization drastically lowered its global merchandise trade growth projection for 2025, warning of a potential sharp decline due to escalating trade tensions and tariffs.

    Trade war with China is not ‘sustainable’, U.S. Treasury Secretary says - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • World

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the ongoing trade war with China is unsustainable and predicted a de-escalation, although formal talks have yet to begin.

    A once-thriving Northern Ontario town’s economic pivot fails to bring prosperity - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    The once-thriving railway town of Sioux Lookout, Ontario, struggles with economic decline despite attempts at a service-based economy, facing challenges with housing, homelessness, and healthcare.

    Business

    BCE paid bonuses to top executives despite sales, profit and stock-price declines - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Despite declining sales, profits, and stock prices, BCE Inc. paid its top executives over $5 million in bonuses, sparking controversy.

    Dollarama to accelerate new store openings in Canada, boosts dividend - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Dollarama plans to accelerate its Canadian store openings, driven by increased demand for discount products amidst economic uncertainty, and has also announced a dividend increase.

    CIBC CEO says Canada shouldn’t retaliate in trade war - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    CIBC CEO Victor Dodig advises against Canada retaliating in the ongoing trade war with the U.S., suggesting focusing instead on renegotiating the USMCA.

    Toronto’s iconic El Mocambo music venue up for sale - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Toronto's iconic El Mocambo music venue is up for sale due to its owner's default on significant debt, prompting a court-ordered bidding process.

    Business Brief: We’re hitting the road - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    This article discusses the Canadian economy's current state, focusing on the Bank of Canada's interest rate decisions, the impact of trade tensions, and the upcoming federal election.

    Deal for Mountain Equipment Co. under review by Competition Bureau - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    The Competition Bureau of Canada is reviewing a potential acquisition of Mountain Equipment Co-op's struggling retail operations by TGI Holding Inc., raising questions about the future of the Canadian outdoor retailer.

    Mountain Equipment Co. finds buyer with textile executive set to gain control - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Tim Gu, a textile executive and real estate investor, is set to acquire a majority stake in the struggling outdoor retailer, Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC), marking a significant change for the Canadian company.

    Canada’s biggest trucking company says trade war is hammering truckers - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • North America

    Canada's largest trucking company, TFI International, reports that the US trade war is significantly impacting its freight volumes and causing uncertainty, forcing it to abandon a major acquisition.

    Real Estate

    Battered by a weak dollar and shocked by U.S. politics, Canadians are getting rid of their Florida homes at an inopportune time - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • World

    Driven by a weakened Canadian dollar, escalating US political tensions, and increased property costs, many Canadians are selling their Florida homes, facing financial losses and emotional upheaval.

    North York semi with new laneway suite sells under asking - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A North York semi-detached house with a new laneway suite sold for $1.66 million, slightly below the asking price of $1.75 million.

    ‘A wildlife paradise’: Heritage home comfort and acres of privacy - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A Toronto couple's extensive renovation of a 19th-century stone farmhouse on 486 acres in West Grey, Ontario, has created a wildlife paradise complete with guest house and extensive outdoor amenities.

    Finance

    Buy or keep renting? The pros and cons of going mortgage-free - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • Canada

    A Toronto couple's decision to rent rather than buy a home highlights the financial considerations and trade-offs between homeownership and renting, prompting an examination of alternative housing solutions.

    U.S. Treasuries crater as global tariff war unleashed by Trump triggers asset damage - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • World

    The escalating trade war between the U.S. and China has triggered a sharp selloff in U.S. Treasuries, raising concerns about global economic stability and potentially higher borrowing costs.

    Law

    Law firm Aird & Berlis opens Vancouver office - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Law • Canada

    Aird & Berlis LLP, a Toronto-based law firm, expands its operations by opening a new office in Vancouver, fueled by the growth of its Indigenous law practice group.

    I quit as a subcontractor and was told not to contact clients or colleagues. Is this legal? - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Law • Canada

    A former subcontractor seeks legal advice after their former employer prohibits them from contacting clients, colleagues, or speaking negatively about the company.

    Neuroscience

    Near-death experiences suggest that our consciousness may not die when our bodies do - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Neuroscience • World

    Near-death experiences (NDEs), documented for centuries and across cultures, challenge conventional understanding of consciousness and death, prompting debate about whether consciousness survives the cessation of brain function.

    Obituary

    Trey Helten, prominent advocate for drug users, has died - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Obituary • Canada

    Trey Helten, a prominent advocate for drug users in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, passed away at 42, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and dedication to helping others battling addiction.

    Theatre

    Crow’s and Soulpepper joining forces in bid to bolster audience - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Theatre • Canada

    Toronto's Crow's Theatre and Soulpepper Theatre Company have partnered to expand their audiences, collaborate on productions, and support independent theatre collectives.

    Tourism

    Drumheller residents hope to save beloved dinosaur - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Tourism • Canada

    A beloved giant dinosaur statue in Drumheller, Alberta, faces demolition, sparking a community-driven effort to save the iconic landmark.