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Next stop for the NDP: the end of the road
William A. Macdonald
The Scottish play: A cautionary tale of how Trump’s deal-making left a community broken
U.S. property mogul Donald Trump poses next to bagpipers during a media event on the sand dunes of the Menie estate, the site for Trump's proposed golf resort, near Aberdeen, Scotland, in 2010.
The Adventures of Pericles brings a Stratford production to the screen
Evan Buliung (centre) stars as Pericles in The Adventures of Pericles.
New test could detect Zika in hours
Keith Pardee, assistant professor of pharmaceutical science at the University of Toronto and one of the lead authors of the paper, says the new method could identify Zika in hours, rather than having to wait for weeks. Still from Video credit is for the University of Toronto and Wyss Institute at Harvard University. ZIKA study
For first time, B.C. has country’s lowest jobless rate
A worker nails down plywood on the roof of a townhouse under construction in Richmond, B.C., on Jan. 8, 2016.
Labour Party’s Khan becomes London’s first Muslim mayor
Sadiq Khan, Britain's Labour Party candidate for Mayor of London and his wife Saadiya pose for photographers after casting their votes for the London mayoral elections at a polling station in south London Britain May 5, 2016.
Review: Kamal Al-Solaylee’s Brown is essential reading for understanding the non-white world
Kamal Al-Solaylee
John Doyle: The likely last season of Wallander is breathtaking to behold
John Doyle
A Little Too Cozy updates Mozart for the reality-TV world
Cairan Ryan, Pascale Spinney, centre, and Shantelle Przybylo
Gunman arrested after shooting at prominent Turkish journalist
Can Dundar (C), editor-in-chief of Cumhuriyet arrives at the Justice Palace in Istanbul, Turkey May 6, 2016.
The week's most oversold and overbought stocks on the TSX
A sign board displaying Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) stock information is seen in Toronto June 23, 2014.
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny re-elected after 70-day deadlock
Enda Kenny, Ireland's prime minister and leader of Fine Gael, center left, greets well-wishers outside the Irish Parliament in Dublin, Ireland, on Friday, May 6, 2016.
Don’t get defensive with dividend ETFs
Three top stock picks from Avenue Investment’s Paul Harris
Paul Harris.
Nepal’s rule-of-law politics demand global attention
Robert Penner's Twitter page
Behind closed doors, North Korea opens ruling party congress
Officials and foreign reporters stand in front of a propaganda poster during a government organized visit to the Pyongyang 326 Electric Cable Factory in Pyongyang, North Korea May 6, 2016.
FIFA bans two South American officials for bribery
This file photo taken on June 2, 2015, shows the former president of the Colombian Football Federation (FCF) and South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) vice-president, Luis Bedoya, delivering a press conference in Bogota.
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
The entrance for National Bank on the corner of York St. and Adelaide St. West in Toronto's Financial district.
Trudeau apologizes, but no sign of when electoral reform will begin
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responds to a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 4, 2016.
How these actresses are creating change for moms in the performance industry
Liane Balaban
Friday’s TSX breakouts: Analysts unanimous in calling this utility stock a buy
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.’s Riviere-du-Loup hydroelectric generating facility in Quebec.
Top Links: Rosenberg, RBC bullish on TSX stocks
Scott Barlow
Job numbers dip on Alberta losses and big drop in manufacturing
A temporary foreign worker packages mushrooms at the Highline Mushrooms farm, Canada's largest mushroom grower, in Leamington, Ont., April 14, 2016.
Halifax cutting ties with anti-indigenous founding father
A statue of Edward Cornwallis stands in a Halifax park on Thursday, June 23, 2011. Halifax council will consider a proposal to scrub the city of the name of its controversial founder, Cornwallis.
Hydro One profit, revenue fall on weather’s impact
The Hydro One Pleasant Transfer Station is seen here in Brampton, Ont.
Review: Joe Friesen’s Ballad of Danny Wolfe is a powerful biography of a notorious criminal
Review: New crime fiction from Dan Fesperman, Lars Keplar, David Lagercrantz, and others
Review: Teva Harrison’s In-Between Days is a beautiful and arresting account of living with cancer
At 37, Teva Harrison was diagnosed with Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer.
Review: In Zero K, Don DeLillo’s literary death march gains new, reinvigorating momentum
In Don DeLillo’s Zero K, the super-wealthy can pay to have a form of everlasting life.
Adam Haslett: ‘Be brave’
Review: Cordelia Strube’s On the Shores of Darkness, There Is Light is a messy, polyphonic novel
Cordelia Strube’s 10th novel, On the Shores of Darkness, There Is Light, is about a plucky 11-year-old named Harriet.
Review: New picture books from Camilla Kuhn, Akiko Miyakoshi, and Monica Kulling and Qin Leng
Fort McMurray fire will last for weeks; may double in size by Saturday
Charred trucks in the fire-gutted Beacon Hill neighborhood of Fort McMurray.
Before the Bell: Futures slide as U.S. jobs report disappoints
Colin Cieszynski
Peter Munk's last big play, but 'Barrick is my legacy'
Peter Munk, 88, founder and former chairman of Barrick Gold, is plotting his retreat to Lyford Cay, a gated community for the wealthy in the Bahamas.
Friday's small-cap stocks to watch
AutoCanada has responded to its challenges with an eye to cost management, a renegotiated credit line to give it more breathing room, and an intent to continue acquiring six to eight new dealerships a year
With baby on board, MP Christine Moore is breaking new ground on the Hill
NDP MP Christine Moore attends to her daughter Daphnée, 7 months, in her office on Parliament Hill, April 13, 2016, in Ottawa.
Trudeau invited 44 people, including mom, to accompany him to Washington
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau answers a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, May 5, 2016.
Amid Fort McMurray’s heartbreak, estimates of rising economic toll
Should 18-year-olds be saving for home ownership or travel?
View of the Machu Picchu archeological site in Cuzco, Peru Friday, Jan. 29, 2010.
Jeffrey Simpson: NDP faces another debilitating battle for its soul
Globe and Mail columnist Jeffrey Simpson.
The case for female deacons in the Catholic Church
Phyllis Zagano
Should Canada close its doors to controversial French comic?
Erna Paris
Zoos and circuses: The wrong kind of education about animals
Asian elephants perform for the final time in the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus on May 1 in Providence, R.I.
May 6: Help for Fort Mac. Plus other letters to the editor
An RCMP officer surveys the damage on a street in Fort McMurray, Alta., in a photo from the RCMP Alberta Twitter feed.
Notley’s first year: Calm in crisis, strong in delivery
Gary Mason
Services in Greece grind to a halt in 3-day strike
People walk past a closed urban railway station in Athens, during a public transport strike in Athens, on May 6, 2016.
In record-keeping, consistency is king
Jay Dharma runs two businesses in Toronto, including a wellness centre that offers massage therapy and sensory deprivation tanks.
Healing the horrors of genocide
University of Alberta’s Sophie Yohani works with Rwandan genocide survivors.
Ten common mistakes that make tax time worse
Many small business owners don’t know about income splitting, said Kristin Li, chief executive officer of Tax911Now.ca. It’s an effective way to reduce overall tax owing for a family.
Luxury cars with five-figure discounts
2016 Audi A8
Sensors can detect anything from oil sands to Zika virus
University of Alberta’s Thomas Thundat, left, and collaborator Charles van Neste, who is powering a device they have developed with his body.
How sofas in the house of the future could track elderly people’s health
Age-Well’s Alex Mihailidis works on intelligent systems for elderly patients.
Even as our dollars go digital, there’s face value in putting women on bills
Polymer bank notes are shown during a news conference at the Bank of Canada in Ottawa on April 30, 2013.
Why Canada should be happy with Bombardier under family control
Pierre Beaudoin, chairman of Bombardier Inc. speaks during the annual Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, May 2, 2016.
Are we too obsessed with growth as measured by the real GDP?
Car sharing, Airbnb, community vegetable gardens – increasingly, consumers are less interested in buying and owning things they use only occasionally.
B.C. crews chase wildfire as it crosses border into disaster-stricken Alberta
The Siphon Creek fire in northern B.C., as seen on May 1, 2016.
May 6: Your daily horoscope
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The Meddler is a sitcom-y, Sarandon-wrapped Mother’s Day valentine
Susan Sarandon as Marnie Minervini and J.K. Simmons as Zipper.
The Rainbow Kid: A modest, modern Canadian fable about coming of age
That our rainbows are all the same, but the pots of gold are unique to each of us, is the message of The Rainbow Kid.
Also Opening: The People Garden, Burning, Burning, Lakeshorts International Short Film Festival, Toronto Jewish Film Festival
Disorder: Paranoia-fuelled thriller serves up suspense around every corner
Matthias Schoenaerts and Diane Kruger star in Disorder.
Natasha: Coming-of-age story explores tragedy with quiet intelligence
Mark shows Natasha around his house in David Bezmozgis’ film Natasha
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