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High Commissioner of India to Canada Dinesh Patnaik, shown in Ottawa in January, said the investigation into the slaying of B.C. activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar has been politicized.

Indian diplomat accuses RCMP of investigating ‘fantasy’ allegations of interference

In exclusive interview, High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik said CSIS has been politically compromised, an allegation Canada’s Public Safety Minister rejected

Greg Mercer and Mike Hager

5 min read

TEHRAN, IRAN - MAY 24: Iranians gather outside the Imam Khomeini Mosalla Mosque during an event to commemorate those killed in the current US-Israeli war as well as previous wars on May 24, 2026 in Tehran, Iran. President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran has been largely negotiated with details, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, to be announced soon. (Photo by Majid Saeedi/Getty Images)

U.S. warplanes renew strikes on Iran even as Trump says peace talks continue

Latest attacks reverse course of oil prices, sending the Brent benchmark higher

Eric Reguly

4 min read

A tractor trailer with an Alberta separatist ad sits just off a highway.

Majority of party members likely to back Alberta separation, UCP president says

However, the party will not pick a side in the lead-up to the referendum, Rob Smith says

Carrie Tait and Matthew Scace

4 min read

Sisters Cathy Stewart-Mott and Tracey Townsend at Cathy’s home in Woodstock, Ont., on May 21. Their brother Bradley Stewart accessed MAID through Dr. James MacLean.

Family alarmed that doctor can still offer MAID despite complaints

Bradley Stewart, a patient of Dr. James MacLean, resumed breathing after being declared dead. His family says they believe sanctions against the doctor are too lenient

Nancy Macdonald and Kathryn Blaze Baum

6 min read

Amari Zedan, 7, runs through a cheer tunnel at the end of the route to celebrate completing the 3.5km run.

This intergenerational run club in Toronto wants to blaze a path into the sport

Kickback Run Club aims to make running more inclusive for lower-income families and people from Black and racialized communities

Ann Hui

4 min read

The Fells no longer drink the water from their taps after the discovery.

Transport Canada took years to notify residents of ‘forever chemicals’ in groundwater near airports

Foams used in firefighting drills contaminated drinking water in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland communities

Lindsay Jones and Patrick White

5 min read

Chat GPT app icon is seen on a smartphone screen, Monday, Aug. 4, 2025, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato)

AI may be fuelling U.S. business creation, but few signs of a similar trend in Canada

Wider adoption of artificial intelligence south of the border is coinciding with an uptick in new business formation

Joe Castaldo

6 min read

FIFA had initially asked host cities to give concessions on a wide range of issues, but has since backed down in Toronto and Vancouver.

FIFA softens demands on World Cup host cities as pushback grows

Toronto and Vancouver avoided having to prioritize the federation’s commercial partners

Greg Mercer

6 min read

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Coffee beans fill a hopper at cafe XO Bisous in Toronto. Trump's fentanyl tariffs hurt Canadian producers' exports to the U.S.

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Jason Kirby

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Canada’s agricultural industry has lost its global swagger. So Farm Credit Canada hired Justine Hendricks—an outsider from Ottawa with a background in finance, not farming—to bring it back. April 20th, 2026

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Betting the farm: How Canada’s agriculture sector is getting its global swagger back

Kate Helmore

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - AUGUST 1: A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August 1, 2024 in New York City. New economic data showed initial jobless claims rose the highest in a year and a manufacturing index that measures factory activity in the U.S. came in worse than expected, causing renewed worries of a recession and a broad sell off in stocks, including the Dow sinking 1.21%, the S&P 500 1.37% and the Nasdaq 2.3%. (Photo by Jeenah Moon/Getty Images)

Are we still in the early innings of the AI trade?

Jon Erlichman

3 min read

Donald Trump cashes in on power, and investors pay the price

The U.S. President’s accounts have completed thousands of stock trades this year alone, many of them coinciding with market-moving news he initiated

Tim Shufelt

4 min read

KIRKLAND, WASHINGTON - APR 14, 2026. Jake Chung, 21, of Kirkland, Wash., is an undergraduate student studying finance who has been trading stocks and on prediction markets including Kalshi for income, seen here in a lounge in his apartment building in Kirkland, Washington, USA, on Tue., April 14, 2026. Chung shares his trading and predictions market journey through social media on Instagram and TikTok, documenting his financial strategies and challenges he makes for himself, such as turning $100 into $1000 through 25 trades. Chung says he uses AI to help him develop models used for trading. "It's the only thing I do to make money," he says, "I'm a student first, but this is what I do on the side."

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Prediction markets are coming to Canada – and young investors are already betting on them

Meera Raman

11 min read

The wobbly leg of retirement’s three-legged stool

Meera Raman

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A woman's hand and a man's hand fighting and pulling over money, saving in a piggy bank. Concept photo illustrating difficulties in human relationship, or business partnership, or marriage relationship. Photographed on white background.

Wage gaps can make relationships complicated. We want to help you talk about them

Salmaan Farooqui

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Opinion and Analysis

Housing experts say home prices indeed need to fall before broad-based affordability returns to Canada. New single family houses billed as estate cottages and townhouses under construction are seen in an aerial view, in Delta, B.C., on Monday, Aug. 12, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

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More Canadians will inherit their family home, entrenching inequality across generations

Mike Moffatt

4 min read

A person's purchases are seen in a shopping cart at a government-run BC Liquor Store in Vancouver, on Friday, August 19, 2022. Politicians in charge of provincial liquor corporations aren't hurrying to adopt or promote updated guidelines that advise a steep drop in Canadian drinking habits. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

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No country for alcohol sales – but then Canada got lucky

John Turley-Ewart

3 min read

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In an increasingly risky investing environment, can warnings backfire?

Preet Banerjee

3 min read

FILE - Trader Frank O'Connell works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. Something strange is happening in the bond market, which is usually seen by many investors as the most steady and sober corner of Wall Street. The gap between yields of longer-term and shorter-term Treasurys is shrinking. It sounds wonky, but such action has historically been a warning of possibly tougher times ahead. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

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The flashing-red bond market is the thread that may unravel the entire world economy

Christopher Collins

4 min read

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Bridal brand LoveShackFancy’s Rebecca Hessel Cohen on what to wear this wedding season

More brides are opting for multiple wedding dresses, viewing the wardrobe as a mini-collection

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Cannes 2026: The best red carpet looks from Léa Seydoux, Tilda Swinton, Taylor Russell and others

Elio Iannacci

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Barry Hertz

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Does alcohol make you sleep better or worse?

Dr. Rébecca Robillard

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Add these six anti-inflammatory foods to your weekly grocery list

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Canada & World

Portrait of Sarah Dillon, at her aunt's home in Shedden, Ontario, on May 20, 2026. In 2024, Sarah's brother, Tom Dillon, accessed MAID in London, Ontario.
The doctor involved has since been reprimanded by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for issues related to the assessment and provision of MAID in this case and others.

Shedden, Ontario
Lindsay Lauckner Gundlock for The Globe and Mail

Ontario doctor cautioned over MAID complaints can continue practice under supervision, regulator rules

One patient of Dr. James MacLean’s resumed breathing after being declared dead, and another was assessed for assisted dying outside a Tim Hortons, probe finds

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Ontario MP for York-Simcoe Caroline Mulroney and Premier Doug Ford speak at the Innisfil Police Station in Innisfil, Ontario, in October, 2022.

Caroline Mulroney to resign from Doug Ford’s cabinet and Ontario Legislature

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Country Meadows Golf Course, which falls within the boundaries of a Cowichan Nation Aboriginal title claim, in Richmond, B.C.

Lawyers ask B.C. Supreme Court judge to reopen Cowichan land title case

4 min read

Rescuers search for people under the rubble of an apartment building that was damaged and partially collapsed during Russian missile and drone strikes, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kyiv, Ukraine May 14, 2026. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Russia threatens to launch ‘systematic strikes’ on Kyiv, urges foreigners to leave

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Canadians Safa Chebbi, centre, and Ehab Lotayef, right, after their arrival at Montreal’s Trudeau International Airport on Saturday. Chebbi’s son, left, fastens a Palestinian flag over his mother’s shoulders.

Israel violated Vienna Convention with its treatment of Canadian activists, Anand says

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An RCMP epaulette is seen in Edmonton, on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

Two Nova Scotia teen hockey players plead not guilty in sexual assault case

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