Canada is hosting the world’s biggest dementia conference for the first time in a decade. What’s changed since then?
Open this photo in gallery: Dr. Jane Rylett, the scientific director of the CIHR Institute of Aging, announced…
Analyzing Justice Maria Carroccia’s Hockey Canada verdict
Open this photo in gallery: Justice Maria Carroccia is shown in this courtroom sketch from London, Ont., delivering…
OPEC+ panel likely to keep oil policy steady on Monday, sources say
Open this photo in gallery: The Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee is scheduled to meet at 1200 GMT on…
No, politics haven’t become polarized. Only one side has moved to the extremes
Open this photo in gallery: During her 2024 U.S. election campaign, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris stuck closely to…
Trump’s war on Fed Chair Jerome Powell could roil Canada – and your mortgage
Open this photo in gallery: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell listens as President Donald Trump speaks during a…
Wall Street week ahead: Busy markets week with tariffs, Fed, tech results
Open this photo in gallery: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The Fed is widely expected to hold interest…
After an unexpected release from prison, Belarus’s ‘First Couple’ try to find a way to carry on
Open this photo in gallery: Siarhei Tsikhanouski and his wife Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya are reunited after five years apart.…
Three workers trapped in northern B.C. mine after multiple collapses
Open this photo in gallery: Aerial view of the Red Chris pits mine from 2017.Garth Lenz/The Globe and…
Algoma Steel seeks up to $600-million from Ottawa in emergency trade war relief
Open this photo in gallery: Algoma Steel’s facility in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., in April. The company is…
Canadian boycott of U.S. spirits in trade war hurts broader alcohol sales, analysis says
Open this photo in gallery: Trade group Spirits Canada says sales of U.S. spirits in Canada dropped 66.3…
Online campaign targeting Globe journalist draws condemnation as an attack on press freedom
An online campaign that targeted a Globe and Mail journalist, in part using surreptitiously taken photos of her…
Canada advances to FIBA U19 Women’s World Cup quarterfinals with 85-65 win over Japan
Open this photo in gallery: Canada’s Syla Swords, left, drives toward the basket during a women’s basketball game…