Despite the recent wave of layoffs, residents of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., see reason for optimism

Alberta separatists have gone to D.C. offering fresh water and oil in exchange for American support – and Republican operatives have provided tactical assistance inside the province

A double-revealer puzzle that’s rich in dietary fibre

As the Albertan astronaut begins his mission, the country’s program is at a crucial crossroad

Group is calling on the province’s future government to take bolder action to foster growth and build wealth

Financial Action Task Force recommends Canada beef up the effectiveness of its risk-based supervision of lawyers

Producers will have to weigh the costs of new projects to increase production against the impact on their balance sheets

Quebec and Alberta stopped covering the COVID-19 vaccine for most people last year, but experts say there are still risks

The folk-pop It Girl’s phone-free show delivered craft mellowness and sincerity to an arena-sized crowd

Plus, Canada and EU plan to link next-gen payment systems

At least 14 companies associated with Todd Slater’s Simple Investor Real Estate Group have filed for bankruptcy, records show

After some trial and error, Jim Wilson launched the Next Great Big Ideas Summit, an event that brings CEOs, researchers, entrepreneurs and investors together

New miniseries starring Florence Pugh will surely draw comparisons: Legend Elia Kazan directed the movie, while his granddaughter Zoe Kazan wrote the new series

Former U.S. national security adviser points to Moscow in alleged sonic weaponry attacks on Canadians and U.S. diplomats in Cuba

And why you should keep your eye on calendars when trading foreign shares

MLSE CEO Keith Pelley and Blue Jays CEO Mark Shapiro are both favourites of the supreme leader, Edward Rogers

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the virtual halt in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to keep crude prices elevated

A daily rundown of the economic reports and corporate earnings that will be grabbing the market’s attention in the week ahead

Two countries had falling-out in 2021 that led Canada to place ban on arms exports that has since been lifted

Karla Courtney decided to start a scarf at the beginning of the season with the aim of recording every win and loss over the course of 162 games

The Little Mosque on the Prairie creator stars in her play Mosque Heist at Regina’s Globe Theatre through Oct. 18

Plus, this week’s lowest fixed and variable mortgage rates in Canada

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

The house, called Halcyon Days, comes with a story that embodies the bittersweet longing the name invokes

Concept albums in the golden era tended to slot into the classic rock and prog-rock genres, but the 2026 crop spreads across various styles

For retrospective exhibition The Soul Trembles, the artist uses thousands of knots to build site-specific webs in black or red thread

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

Ottawa’s decision to seek private investment is a start, but only that

An Ontario company is gambling it can bring the construction of large military combat ships back to the Great Lakes

Also in today’s edition: The price of high-speed rail and a Canadian on a six-month mission in space

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon appears poised to become the province’s next premier, but with less than a third of the popular vote

The party has eked out a lead in the B.C. election, according to some polls, but it’s a fragile one

Gen Z employees are withdrawing from their RRSPs 12 per cent more often than millennials did at the same age, and 42 per cent more than Gen X, report finds

Test your recollection of the top stories of the week ending Oct. 2

A look at Friday morning’s market action

Wall Street futures point to a higher open

Grifols’s debut ignited a debate about a scarce and life-saving resource. Then, two deaths in Winnipeg supercharged it

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According to Citi Wealth’s 2026 Global Family Office Report, 41 per cent said they made no investment strategy adjustments in response to geopolitical developments in the Middle East

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says a PQ government would introduce legislation to abolish the office of lieutenant-governor

Move would allow faster cross-border transactions and lessen reliance on the U.S.’s infrastructure

Province finds itself in a conservative era, with fears about the future of French, as the PQ looks poised to win

We’re finally witnessing our country act with some sense of its own self-interest

Failed hack on Library and Archives Canada database is latest example of the lengths to which semi-autonomous AI agents will go to fulfill human commands

There is still little doubt that the timing of the pipeline endorsement is about the best advertisement Alberta’s Remain campaign could get

Passenger who shouldered his way into the cockpit says he knew which way to move the controls because he had watched a TV show that re-enacts aviation disasters