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London, Ont., mayor, deputy mayor admit ‘inappropriate’ relationship
Matt Brown is seen canvassing for mayor in this 2014 file photo.
Edmonton police seize 2,000 fentanyl pills believed to be from B.C.
Body of boy snatched by gator found in Disney lagoon
Kansas education board votes to ignore transgender decree
Gunmen open fire near vigil in Oakland, killing 17-year-old
In this Tuesday, June 14, 2016 photo, a crowd of people gather around a wounded person on a sidewalk after gunfire erupted in downtown Oakland, Calif., near a vigil for two drowning victims. Police were searching for suspects Wednesday after the gunfire erupted, leaving at least one girl dead and a few others wounded. (Courtesy of Diana Haven via AP)
Uniqlo's search for self ... and global dominance
In this May 25, 2016 photo, models display creations by Japanese clothing chain Uniqlo during its Fall Winter fashion show in Tokyo. The retailer has leveraged its prowess in mass production to offer relatively good pricing and quality, growing into a 17-nation 1,734-store empire. Now it hopes to become the world’s biggest apparel maker. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)
Statement from family of Robert Hall, Canadian killed in Philippines
Robert Hall had been held hostage by Abu Sayyaf since September 2015 and was killed earlier this week after a deadline for a ransom payment passed.
London, Ont., mayor, deputy mayor admit 'inappropriate' relationship
Court at murder trial told stabbing victim calm despite his severe injuries
Johnson Publishing announces sale of Jet, Ebony magazines
EMTs caught ignoring dispatch call in fast-food line resign
Nicaragua's bishops ask president for transparent elections
‘The guilt of being alive is heavy:’ Survivors recall Orlando shooting
Left to right: Angel Santiago, Angel Colon and Patience Carter speak to the media on Tuesday, two days after surviving the shooting at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
Prosecutor bumps Stanford judge from new sex assault case
Activists hold signs calling for the removal of Judge Aaron Persky from the bench after his controversial sentencing in the Stanford rape case, in San Francisco, California, June 10, 2016.
Doug Burgum wins GOP primary for North Dakota governor
Vancouver plans to impose tax on owners of vacant homes
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson says the city wants access to an estimated 10,000 empty houses, a figure based on data that city staff released in March.
Manitoba Premier considers gender-neutral washrooms in legislature
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has faced accusations of being opposed to gay and lesbian rights since he took over the Tory leadership in 2012.
Mexican minister says ties with Canada could strengthen if Trump elected
Mexican Finance Minister Luis Videgaray listens at the International Economic Forum of The Americas in Montreal on Monday. He praised Mexico-Canada relations in a meeting with The Globe’s editorial board.
North Dakota voters reject looser rules for corporate farms
Ottawa to re-examine Magnitsky-type law targeting corrupt Russian officials
Foreign Affairs Minister Stéphane Dion had previously objected to Canada adopting such legislation, insisting that the country already has laws to deal with corrupt officials.
Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse is focused on peaking at Rio Olympics
Canadian track athlete Andre De Grasse greets school children and parents in Toronto on Tuesday. De Grasse is trying to get his times down in advance of the Olympic trials in Edmonton.
Ottawa to table bill to monitor Canadians’ foreign travel
Canadian border agents at work on the Canadian border at the Peace Arch Crossing in Surrey, B.C.
He will 'live on in our hearts and minds', says family of slain hostage Robert Hall
Freed from Canadian detention, South African man left in limbo
Children stand at the Hector Pieterson Memorial in Soweto, South Africa, in June, 2013. That year, a Canadian immigration investigator noticed Victor Vinnetou, the longest-serving detainee in Canadian immigration custody, looked remarkably similar to Mbuyisa Makhubu, the young man shown carrying the body of Pieterson in an iconic photo.
Senate to vote on amended assisted-dying bill
British Columbia police prepare for growing fentanyl crisis
Fentanyl pills are shown in an undated police handout photo.
The Latest: Los Angeles man arrested in arson deaths
The Latest: Murder charge dropped against 1 brother
FILE - These undated booking photos provided by the Snohomish County Sheriff'S Office shows Tony Reed, left and his brother John Reed. Sheriff's detectives in Washington state say they've arrested the elderly parents of the Reed brothers, accused of fleeing to Mexico after killing a couple and burying their remains in a remote forest clearing. The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office says the parents admitted they gave their sons money and a vehicle they used to flee the state. (Snohomish County Sheriff Office via AP, File )
Iceland keeps Ronaldo at bay, Hungary beats Austria
Prosecutor bumps Stanford sex assault judge from new case
Ontario man seeks court protection for medical team in assisted-dying case
The man’s lawyer says without a ruling ahead of time, the health-care workers might not want to assist in the man’s death.
Vancouver developers and community activists debate Chinatown’s future
Godfrey Tang, a 73-year-old Vancouver resident who lives in Chinatown and has joined the opposition to its development, says it’s ‘not correct to build expensive condos there.’
Orlando gunman's face, name become journalism challenge
Eflin roughed up in debut as Phillies lose 11-3 to Blue Jays
Steve Martin-Edie Brickell musical 'Bright Star' to close
Kelly: Cristiano Ronaldo has it all, but still he remains a failure
Cathal Kelly
Saskatchewan government says it can't afford to give teachers full pay raise
Police identify 29-year-old Coquitlam, B.C., man as victim of fatal shooting
Virginia Rep. Forbes loses primary, victim of redrawn map
File-This May 15, 2014, file photo shsows U.S. Rep. J Randy Forbes, R-Va. 4th, speaking during a meeting with Prince George County, Va. officials at the county library. Forbes was the first casualty of a newly redrawn Virginia congressional map Tuesday, as he lost a sharp-elbowed primary against a young challenger who painted Forbes as a "cowardly" political opportunist. Forbes was defeated by Scott Taylor, a 36-year-old state House delegate and former Navy SEAL, in the newly redrawn 2nd Congressional District. The district includes much of the defense-heavy Hampton Roads area. (Patrick Kane/The Progress-Index via AP, File) MANDATORY CREDIT
NHL finally ready to gamble on Las Vegas expansion
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman speaks in Las Vegas on Feb. 10, 2015.
Canada now the second biggest arms exporter to Middle East, data show
Light Armoured Vehicles are parked on the lot of the General Dynamics Land Systems factory in London, Ont., on Wednesday, April 13, 2016.
Bob Paine, ecologist who introduced 'keystone species,' dies
Obama, Dalai Lama anger China with White House meeting
President Barack Obama stops to greet guests at a picnic held for members of Congress and their families on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, June 14, 2016. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
UN says 80,000 have fled fighting in Darfur's Jebel Marra
FDA warns Whole Foods over unsanitary conditions in kitchen
Philippine government, communist rebels open new peace talks
Family of Canadian killed by extremists in Philippines supports no-ransom policy
Robert Hall had been held hostage by Abu Sayyaf since September 2015 and was killed earlier this week after a deadline for a ransom payment passed.
Saskatchewan changing auto insurance to allow lawsuits against drunk drivers
Family of slain hostage says it backs Canada's policy not to pay ransom
Canadians Robert Hall, left, and John Ridsdel are seen in this still image taken from an undated militant video. Relatives of Hall, whose expansive, romantic life was cut short by terrorists in the Philippines say that despite the tragic end to his story, they agree with Canada's policy of not paying ransom for hostages. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO via Youtube
Negative bond yields: The name of this game is capital preservation
Globe and Mail reporter Brian Milner.
Survivor of PQ election-night shooting testifies at Richard Henry Bain murder trial
Chile: judge accuses 3 in 1976 killing of US citizen
Cosby asks again to cross-examine his accuser before trial
Canadian oil sands output
CFL fighting concussion lawsuit on ‘technicality,’ lawyer contends
Montreal Alouettes strong back Arland Bruce is tackled during a CFL game in 2013. After his final season, Bruce soon became the face of concussions and football in Canada.
Keep these 13 airline stocks on your radar
Today’s screen attempts to differentiate between these companies based on key performance indicators unique to the airline industry.
El Salvador confirms Zika-linked microcephaly case
How online news is being consumed, shown in four charts
Icons for Facebook and WhatsApp applications are seen on this iPhone in a 2014 file photo.
ACLU sues Cleveland over city's GOP convention rules
The Latest: Michigan AG won't appeal dismissal of charges
Obama speaks with leaders of France, Canada about Orlando
Municipal police in Mexico's Veracruz state kill 2 in mix-up
Manitoba legislature could see gender-neutral washrooms: premier
Is Valeant the next Nortel?
Valeant’s new CEO Joseph Papa speaks during their annual general meeting in Laval, Quebec June 14, 2016.
If returned to office, Brazil's Rousseff favours new election
The Latest: Revel reopening rejected; rescheduling required
Right-to-die bill should be passed without Senate amendment
Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould answers a question during Question Period in the House of Commons in Ottawa last week.
Man arrested in California faces Indiana charge
Items removed from a car are displayed on a sidewalk after a heavily armed man was arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., early Sunday, June 12, 2016. The man reportedly told police he was in the area for West Hollywood's huge gay pride parade. Authorities did not know of any connection between the gay nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla., early Sunday and the Santa Monica arrest. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
House seeks to block IRS from making nonprofits list donors
Orlando a stark reminder that gay men still face obstacles to donating blood
Donors line up outside OneBlood Blood Donation Center in Orlando, Fla., on Sunday, June 12, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Loren Elliott/Tampa Bay Times via AP
Ottawa vows to cut wait times for foreign workers joining tech firms
Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Navdeep Bains and Minister of Small Business and Tourism Bardish Chagger speak during a news conference, June 14, 2016.
Four Liberal MPs supported Tory motion calling ISIL atrocities 'genocide'
Trudeau, Obama exchange condolences over tragedy in Orlando, hostage death
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau embraces Ambassador of the United States to Canada Bruce Heyman at the United States embassy, in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 14, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Impossible to predict if Senate will hold firm on assisted dying amendments
Social Services taking over children's care from Saskatoon Tribal Council
Charges dropped against brother in rural Washington killings
FILE - These undated booking photos provided by the Snohomish County Sheriff'S Office shows Tony Reed, left and his brother John Reed. Sheriff's detectives in Washington state say they've arrested the elderly parents of the Reed brothers, accused of fleeing to Mexico after killing a couple and burying their remains in a remote forest clearing. The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office says the parents admitted they gave their sons money and a vehicle they used to flee the state. (Snohomish County Sheriff Office via AP, File )
Toronto firm takes the long view when it comes to metal prices
Blocks of unrefined gold nuggets.
Montrealer apologizes for throwing soft drink in face of homeless man
The Latest: Southern Baptists condemn Confederate flag use
Brazil congressional committee vote deals blow to ex-speaker
FILE - In this March 29, 2016 file photo, Eduardo Cunha, speaker of Brazil's lower house of Congress, second front left, Romero Juca, vice president of Brazil's largest party, the Democratic Movement Party, and Eliseu Padilha, a former transportation minister, celebrate their decision to abandon President Dilma Rousseff's governing coalition, at the National Congress, in Brasilia, Brazil. Leaked audiotapes that began emerging within weeks of interim President Michel Temer taking power, have bolstered arguments that Rousseff's impeachment was really about Petrobras, not breaking fiscal rules. In one, Juca, Temer's planning minister, proposes a “pact” between politicians of all parties, the media and the Supreme Federal Tribunal, the country’s highest court, to remove the left-leaning Rousseff and “stop the bleeding” of the Petrobras investigations. After the leak, Juca abruptly announced he was taking a leave of absence. (AP Photo/Eraldo Peres, File)
Is Valeant Canada's next Nortel?
Valeant’s new CEO Joseph Papa speaks during their annual general meeting in Laval, Quebec June 14, 2016.
Vancouver brothers get four years in prison for $4.9M tax fraud scheme
Caisse head supportive of businesses driven to use dual-class shares
Michael Sabia, CEO of Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, speaks in Toronto on Tuesday.
Average weekly rail carloads
A night of terror at club Pulse: One young woman's story
Patience Carter, a victim in the Pulse nightclub shooting from Philadelphia, becomes emotional after giving her story during a news conference at Florida Hospital Orlando, Tuesday, June 14, 2016, in Orlando, Fla. Carter, a 20-year-old Philadelphian, was visiting Florida for the first time, vacationing with her two friends. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)
MSCI delays adding Chinese stocks to emerging markets index
Independent investigation launched after man fatally shot by Nanaimo RCMP
Canadian stage actors on diversity in theatrical world
Jason Sermonia, an actor with the Stratford Festival is photographed at Stratford Theatre on Wednesday June 8 , 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Theatre world hailed for embracing diversity but equality movement far from over
Sarah Afful, an actor with the Stratford Festival is photographed at Stratford Theatre on Wednesday June 8 , 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Visit to elementary track meet shows De Grasse the impact he's had in the sport
Canadian track athlete Andre De Grasse greets schoolchildren at the TDSB Elementary School Track and Field Championship in Toronto on Tuesday, June 14, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Business Highlights
Rail industry sees ‘worrisome’ decline in cargo volumes
The number of intermodal cargo boxes hauled by the major railways in North American has fallen by about 7 per cent in the latest quarter.
Police: Georgia man arrested selling fake NBA Finals tickets
Toronto Blue Jays hitters light up rookie Phillies pitcher Zach Eflin
Toronto Blue Jays Josh Donaldson hits a grand slam during the third inning against Philadelphia in Toronto on June 14, 2016.
Alberta organizes centralized donation drive for residents of Fort McMurray
Valeant mulling sale of two dermatology units
Valeant Pharmaceutical's head office is seen in Laval, Que. The two dermatology businesses could fetch as much as $500-million (U.S.).
Executive shakeup at Desjardins suggests shift in co-op's direction
Globe and Mail columnist David Berman.
The Latest: Democrats say gun control measures are urgent
Closing the gender wage gap
Lisa Cabel is a partner at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP. She is a member of the Labour and Employment Department, where she advises and represents public and private sector employers.
Not everyone cheering Penn West’s fresh start
People leave the Penn West Tower in Calgary on Sept. 1, 2015.
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