Maninder Sidhu says he sought to emphasize the pain caused to auto sectors on both sides of the border

For every moment in which it feels as if Nelson is meeting the desires of his thrill-seeking audience there are so many more that land like defanged nothingness

Smith was charged a year ago in connection with an assault alleged to have occurred in 2017

He is the first Canadian Space Agency astronaut to fly as part of NASA’s commercial crew program

New site in London, Ont., is part of goal to launch medium-lift rocket into orbit in 2032

Canada and Alberta would share equal ownership of the newly named Pacific Link line

Parliamentary watchdog projects construction could cost up to $113-billion, higher than Alto’s preliminary figure

Moving from awareness to action

The Crave series has already gained momentum in the queer community

The merger of Canada Life’s mutual fund dealers is part of a three-phase integration

Daily roundup of research and analysis from The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow

Menopause Foundation of Canada is calling for more training among health providers and increased research funding

The Carney government’s use of an operating budget obscures the true fiscal picture

Inside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actions

Also in today’s edition: Upcoming space launch and a bet on prediction markets

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor break down the mechanisms of Israel’s war machine, including those with their hands on its levers and those who are mere cogs within

Ottawa company’s customer base has jumped 33 per cent since launching AI detection and response tool in June

Thélyson Orélien’s defenders say he was targeted because he’s a Black author depicting the dehumanizing plight of migrants

Stock moves over the last few weeks have been in lockstep with bond yields

A look at Thursday morning’s market action

In Alberta and Quebec, Canada’s national unity paradox hits home

In a letter to Carney, deans from the University of Calgary and the University of Alberta assert public-private model violates the Canada Health Act

Importers can avoid duties if they can prove products can’t be sourced from non-U.S. suppliers or tariff would damage Canadian economy

Joshua Kutryk is part of a four-person crew scheduled to blast off from the Kennedy Space Center on Thursday

‘Enjoy it as you go – you’re playing in the best league in the world,’ Schaefer says of No. 1 pick’s debut season

PM spoke at National Truth and Reconciliation Day event in Fort Edmonton Park on eve of expected West Coast oil pipeline announcement

Retired general Wayne Eyre says global war is closer than it has been for decades, country must focus on building new alliances and not discard existing ones

Atkins and Shapiro shouldn’t be the ones apologizing for the Blue Jays’ flop of a season

Delta Police say they are investigating the collision

Ryan O’Grady was arrested last November after South Sudan requested his extradition on allegations of breach of trust

Nick Davis’s film tells the story of the stage musical’s cultural impact

The director of York University’s Sexual Health and Relationships Lab breaks down the impact sex has on our well-being.

The senior wealth advisor specializes in helping clients navigate the financial complexities of moving between Canada and the U.S.

Video contains graphic content: Video verified by Reuters on board the flydubai jet appears to show two bloodied pilots receiving first aid and a passenger describing what happened.

From the PQ, CAQ and QS to the Liberals and Conservatives, here’s your guide ahead of Oct. 5’s provincial vote

Bonds suffer bruising September, but stocks remain resilient

Company stepped in to rescue Thunder Bay senior-living facility in danger of having heat, electricity cut off

Lighter supply helps to steady the market, with active listings shrinking in August year over year

Authorities put the brakes on safer supply, yet in Ontario it has refused to die

The popularity of wagering on real-world events is soaring. So is the danger of mounting social costs

The B.C. Premier’s early election scheme has not gone entirely as he might have hoped

Rideau Hall Foundation’s Indigenous Teacher Education Initiative has supported 22 projects seeking to understand and address the barriers Indigenous teachers face

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is unlikely to embrace the Prime Minister’s strategy of co-operative federalism

François Legault’s successor tried to set herself apart, and it seemed to be paying off. But she and the Coalition Avenir Québec are now fighting for survival in Monday’s election

It’s not that the new look doesn’t work. It’s that they want it to work too badly

First overall draft pick showed flashes of what he’s capable of, logging just over 15 minutes in his first NHL game

First pillar of new national ocean strategy ties into ‘protect-while-we-build approach’ to the pipeline and other projects, Carney says

Former spies and security officials have called for inquiry into treatment of diplomats who reported range of unexplained health ailments in Cuba