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Say less? Crime reporting serves the public interest, but some readers say there’s too much explicit detail
The Hockey Canada trial has generated questions from Globe readers about how the organization makes court reporting decisions ...
From retaliation to negotiation: How Canada’s U.S. trade strategy is shifting under Carney
When Trump doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum, the Prime Minister chose not to respond in kind, instead opting for a ...
Mistakenly deported man Abrego Garcia returns to U.S. to face migrant transport charges
Abrego Garcia was deported to El Salvador despite a judge’s order protecting him from deportation to the country, court ...
Trump isn’t interested in talking to Musk, official says, as they feud over tax-cut bill
Reported call could ease the feuding after a day of hostilities that marked a stark end to a close alliance between the U.S.
Canada’s homeless population is aging, changing how shelters are run
Shelter and services providers say they are seeing more elderly people turn to them for help, leading to a shift in how they ...
World Cafe Live Saved from Closure With New Leadership, Vision, and Funding Campaign Aimed to Transform Iconic Philadelphia Venue
World Cafe Live is a nonprofit independent music venue, arts incubator, and community space located in Philadelphia. Since ...
New federal legislation would cut internal trade barriers, advance ‘nation-building’ projects
The federal government unveiled legislation Friday to remove internal trade barriers between provinces and create an office that would streamline approvals for “nation-building” projects Ottawa says ...
Majority of Canadians felt King’s visit was important show of sovereignty, poll finds
The survey, conducted for The Globe and Mail by Nanos Research, found 54 per cent of Canadians felt the visit was important (rating it seven to 10 out of 10) in asserting Canada’s sovereignty, after ...