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

Sentencing and the case of the second teen, who has pleaded not guilty, are expected to be heard next year

In many cases, Russian officials have changed the children’s personal information, making positive identification difficult

Pipeline is key part of Carney’s suite of policy changes that aim to reset federal relations with Alberta and diversify exports away from U.S.

Decision to resign was characterized as a desire to try something else beyond elected life; he has been in politics since 1994

You can still participate in this stock market bonanza without risking your neck

Prime Minister announces LNG Canada expansion project while also pledging $1.2-billion for ocean safety and protection later in the day

Virgilia Griffith’s sizzling Tommy is a pleasure to watch in Jordan Laffrenier’s production, even if other performances don’t fully land

Job cuts fall afoul of pledges made when U.S. company acquired Canadian steelmaker, union says

Rating their overall effectiveness as ‘moderate,’ FATF finds Canada’s efforts to fight financial crime had numerous supervisory shortcomings

A truck that carries supplies through Maine to the island was turned back at the St. Stephen-Calais border crossing

Report forecasts investment in province could decline by 12% to 18% and big surplus could swing to deficit if secession effort proceeds

A popular revolt is sweeping the country, with proposed projects drawing community opposition over fears about electricity, water and noise

The eight-part series tells the story of Tony Kiritsis, who held his mortgage broker hostage in 1977

Investors who maintain a strict balance between stocks and bonds face a tough choice this year

The referendum, including the nine non-secession questions, is contemptible

The organizations lobbying to keep Alberta in Canada ahead of the referendum vote are short on cash, tight on time and hindered in their ability to organize a concerted campaign for the federalist side. Public opinion polls consistently show that separatist voters are in the minority in Alberta – but they are highly motivated. The turnout for the Oct. 19 vote could be the determining factor between a nail-biter and a decisive win for the federalist side.

Lawyers had argued the pair who tested illicit drugs for fentanyl before reselling them offered a safer alternative to toxic supply

With a fragmented electoral map, voters who want to avoid a referendum have failed to coalesce around any of the PQ’s opponents

The movie is so convinced of its own brilliance that it cannot see it is in fact the most banal variety of idiot

Created by Accent Aigu Entertainment co-founders Jacob Tierney and Brendan Brady, new fund is based on Shane and Ilya’s fictional charity

Jennifer Gaskin was convicted in 2002 in the death of her baby boy using the now widely contested diagnosis

Investment expected to double output to 28 million tonnes a year

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

The FATF found that Canada faces ‘persistent challenges’ in prosecuting professional money laundering