Two firms that invested far less are getting $235 million. Taxpayers face more such hits.

Canadians' electronic health records need more protections to prevent foreign entities from accessing patient data, according to commentary in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.

The Liberals campaigned on it. Why do they now seem to be backing away from it?

To avoid his upcoming criminal trial in Canada, James Bauder says he is ‘living in exile’ and enlisting support from Trump allies

The fungus Aspergillus fumigatus tops the World Health Organization's list of worrying fungal diseases. It's growing increasingly resistant to the first-line drug used to treat it.

McMaster University’s inhaled COVID-19 vaccine safely generates immune responses associated with protection in the lungs, recent clinical trial data show. The Phase-1 study, which ran . . .

Eight teachers at religion-based independent schools do not have high school diplomas, according to the latest provincial auditor's report.

An ever-changing collection of commentary and observations by Montrealers or about Montreal politics and culture.

The new battlefield is online, and the stakes are democratic sovereignty.

Indigenous sovereignty and Indigenous-led conservation are both crucial to Canada’s future. We explain in our latest video...

Corporate greed, particularly among grocery monopolies, is what's really driving up food prices in Canada.

Long before the current controversy at Toronto City Hall, The Globe and Mail set out to trace the Ford brothers’ rise to prominence. Reporters found the Mayor’s siblings have former ties to drug traff...

A policy of ending pediatric COVID vaccination will disable, hospitalize and even kill Albertan children, leaving blood on Smith’s hands.

New Thomson Talks report, based on a session during the Cambridge Disinformation Summit, outlines what works and what doesn’t when tackling disinformation.

The premier of Manitoba has declared a state of emergency in the province because of the threat of wildfires.

Woodhouse Nepinak said Indigenous leaders across the country are united on the need to ensure treaty and inherent rights are respected.

Alberta’s cabinet ministers and political staff spent significantly more on airfare, hotels and other travel costs last year compared to 2023, according to an analysis of government expense disclosures.

During the so-called decade of federal 'attacks on oil,' Alberta oil giants set records for production and profits, writes Jim Stanford. So why is the average Albertan not getting their

A study by researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and The Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering finds that neutrophils—the most a...

Manitoba Crown attorneys will receive enhanced training on the prosecution of hate crimes as part of a national effort to crack down on racism, discrimination and violence against marginalized groups.

45 years after the first Quebec referendum, Canada's still searching for a path to economic sovereignty and Alberta wants to separate.