Elizabeth May optimistic Greens can win by-election by campaigning on Carney’s climate record
Greens are running Shelley Luce in the North Vancouver-Capilano by-election set for Aug. 31
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 5d ago
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Saskatchewan farmer and senator Todd Lewis passes away at 65
Lewis was appointed to the Senate by former prime minister Justin Trudeau in 2025
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 5d ago
Poilievre calls for terrorist designation of Iran-backed militant group connected to two attacks in Canada
Iraqi man appeared in Manhattan’s Federal Court in May on allegations he plotted at least 18 terror attacks in Europe and North America
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 5d ago
Meet the Pinball wizards, whose love of the game runs deep
At the fourth annual Ontario Pinfest event, an appreciation for the classic game runs across generations
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 5d ago
WestJet begins cancelling flights ahead of strike deadline, leaving travellers in limbo
Airline is continuing to bargain with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents 4,400 flight attendants, in the hope of reaching an agreement on a new contract by Sunday
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 5d ago
Two candidates vying to be first woman to lead Nova Scotia’s Liberal party
Liberals announced Friday that Becky Druhan and Amanda Mombourquette are the two approved leadership candidates
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 6d ago
Avi Lewis puts preparing NDP for next general election ahead of bid for House of Commons seat
NDP Leader will campaign for candidates this year while focusing on rebuilding the party’s national organization
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 6d ago
Residents work to get their animals out of harm's way as a cold front threatens to intensify B.C. wildfires
A cold front is expected to sweep over southern B.C., fanning out-of-control wildfires that already threaten several communities
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 6d ago
Quebec’s Gen Z sovereigntists, focused on fun times, bristle at the PQ old guard’s message
Ahead of October’s election, a rift widens between voters who remember 1995 and those who don’t
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 6d ago
Bank of Canada stands by use of replacement workers after labour board rulings
Macklem says the central bank complied with labour board orders, despite decisions finding it contravened the Canada Labour Code during a security officers’ strike
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 6d ago
Alberta lets the dogs out in war against invasive mussels species
The province started inspecting boats for mussels in 2013, with canines joining two years later
The Globe and Mail - Canada · 6d ago
Less invasive heart bypass technique developed by Canadian shows promising results, study finds
Ottawa surgeon led research across six countries that shows there is an alternative to the traditional method used for decades
The Globe and Mail - Canada · Jul 31, 2026
Wooden utility poles stand between wildfires and blackouts for remote communities
Their destruction disproportionately disrupts power in rural locales, prompting utility companies to search for a solution
The Globe and Mail - Canada · Jul 31, 2026
When wildfires struck, these B.C. cattle ranchers called in the cowboy cavalry
Moving livestock to safety means managing their fear and instincts. Here’s how it’s done in the Nicola Valley
The Globe and Mail - Canada · Jul 31, 2026
What to know about the WestJet strike and how it may affect you
Flight attendants went on strike Sunday, causing major disruption for travellers during the long weekend
The Globe and Mail - Canada · Jul 29, 2026
Online sex ads reveal routes used to traffic Indigenous women and girls across Canada
A Thomson Reuters analysis of online sex ads from the last 10 years reveals new patterns in the movement of trafficked victims across Canada and the U.S.
The Globe and Mail - Canada · Jul 28, 2026
Renoir's return: How a Canadian non-profit emancipated looted artwork
‘From what I understand, this painting has a complicated history, but one that is all too common for many great European works of art’
National Post - Canada · May 1, 2026