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New guidelines recommend hepatitis C screenings for Canadians born between 1945 and 1975
Canadians born between 1945 and 1975 – essentially the baby-boom generation – should be tested for the potentially liver-destroying virus hepatitis C, a new set of guidelines recommends.
Curry dazzles from deep, Warriors beat Cavaliers to take 2-0 lead in NBA Final
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry celebrates during the second half of Game 2 against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Oakland, Calif., on June 3, 2018.
On Ye, Kanye West explores the wavering contours of the bipolar mind
Kanye West performs during the closing ceremony for the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto, in a July 26, 2015, file photo.
Eviction of 30-year-old from family home is a reminder − get a job
Eileen Dooley
Toronto van attack memorial officially dismantled, plaques to come
41 days after the Toronto van attack, a procession of visitors removes flowers from Olive Square Park as the memorial is officially decommissioned.
Breaking down the Ontario NDP and PC platforms: What their pricey promises could mean for the province
PC Leader Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.
Serial killer ex-nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer won’t testify at public inquiry
The convicted nurse Elizabeth Wettlaufer exits the Woodstock, Ont. courthouse.
Man charged with first-degree murder in death of woman in Toronto’s East York
Yostin Murillo, 22, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Rhoderie Estrada.
Once cleared of match fixing, Cecchinato faces greatest challenge yet in quarter-final with Djokovic
Marco Cecchinato celebrates winning his fourth round match against David Goffin at the French Open in Paris, France, on June 3, 2018.
Why Kathleen Wynne’s early concession was a fitting final act to her campaign
Adam Radwanski
Ontario’s NDP, PCs jockey for majority in wake of Wynne’s early concession
PC Leader Doug Ford and NDP Leader Andrea Horwath are seen on the campaign trail Sunday, June 3.
Jutanugarn survives back-nine collapse to win U.S. Women’s Open
Ariya Jutanugarn poses with the trophy after winning the 2018 U.S. Women's Open at Shoal Creek on June 3, 2018.
Ottawa bans salmon fishing to save the whales - but two other threats to their survival still loom
The federal government has put strict limits on the fishing of Chinook salmon, in order to leave the endangered Southern Resident killer whales with a chance at a meal.
The extra load that professors of colour have to bear
In late April, Dr. Chaudhry and more than 20 academics organized a workshop that explored various forms of such emotional labour and potential strategies for universities to deal with it.
Asian shares rise as upbeat U.S. jobs data offsets trade worries
A pedestrian walks past a stock market indicator board in Tokyo, on May 30, 2018.
Fiddlehead fears: Worries of toxic floodwaters dry up sales of New Brunswick’s spring staple
Overripe fiddleheads turning to ferns are seen in Tide Head, N.B., on June 1, 2018.
Canada finishes tied for seventh at London Sevens, Fiji wins title
Semi Radradra of Fiji is tackled by Justin Douglas of Canada on Day 2 of the HSBC London Sevens at Twickenham Stadium, in London, England, on June 3, 2018.
Unpublished Chinese censorship document reveals sweeping effort to eradicate online political content
The document, obtained by The Globe, is entitled “Management requirements for live service information and content.“
Do demerits received in Quebec count in another province?
A Montreal police officer speaks to a driver in this 2009 file photo.
Ontario has lost its political centre
John Ibbitson
Review: The National Ballet’s Frame by Frame feels mixed − but with moments of striking beauty
Scottish-born filmmaker Norman McLaren had a life-long love of movement and his most famous shorts are, in fact, dance films.
Thirteen people sent to hospital after apartment fire in Duncan, B.C.: health officials
‘If I Take My Life’: Veteran's suicide over weekend revives calls for 'epidemic' to be addressed
George Curtis is seen in 2013.
At least 25 dead, hundreds injured as Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupts
Municipal employees sweep up ash after the eruption of the Fuego Volcano, in Guatemala City, on June 3, 2018.
Third time’s the charm for DeChambeau in Memorial win
Bryson DeChambeau celebrates after winning in a playoff against Byeong-Hun An during the final round of the Memorial at Muirfield Village Golf Club, in Dublin, Ohio, on June 3, 2018.
NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights looking to ‘step up our game’ in Game 4
Linesman Matt MacPherson, center, steps in to separate Vegas Golden Knights forward Ryan Reaves and Washington Capitals defenseman Brooks Orpik during Game 3 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Final in Washington.
Williams-Sharapova rivalry offers a tonic for tennis’s wretched, sunny vibes
Cathal Kelly
North Korea’s top three military officials removed from posts, U.S. official says
People watch a TV screen showing images of U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during a news program at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, on May 25, 2018.
Israel’s unique position as an innovation leader
For Israel, innovation has become the most valuable national asset.
Real estate developer Fortress faces foreclosure battles as mortgage lenders circle
Police search the Fortress Real Developments Inc. corporate offices under warrant in Richmond Hill, Ont.
Trump’s legal team would fight any effort to subpoena the President: Giuliani
Rudy Giuliani speaks at the 2018 Iran Freedom Convention in Washington, on May 5, 2018.
Smoak helps snuff out Blue Jays losing spell with three hits against the Tigers
Toronto Blue Jays' Justin Smoak celebrates with teammates Kendrys Morales and Yangervis Solarte after hitting a two-run home run during the sixth inning of a game against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park, in Detroit, Mich., on June 3, 2018.
Top of the heap: How BC Partners pulled off the biggest private buyout in Canada with GFL deal
Patrick Dovigi is founder and chief executive of the Canadian waste-management giant GFL Environmental Inc.
Trudeau aims to reassert Canada’s claim to climate change leadership at G7 summit
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes part in a news conference in Ottawa, on May 31, 2018.
This simple TSX stock-picking technique has generated an average 18.4 per cent annual return over the past 16 years
Norman Rothery
Trump’s cheap bullying tactics could prompt a new Auto Pact
President Donald Trump participates in the U.S. Coast Guard Change-of-Command Ceremony on June 1, 2018.
Why Canada must push for a G7 plastics charter
A volunteer walks and picks up plastics ahead of World Environment Day on La Costilla Beach, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in Rota, Spain, on June 2, 2018.
Artists of all types hitting the streets for politically engaged Luminato Festival
The three themes of this year's festival are human rights, the justice system, including policing, and the status of women.
Review: Giddy, triumphant Rocky Horror Show rocks Stratford fest
Dan Chameroy, left, as Frank N. Furter and George Krissa as Rocky in The Rocky Horror Show.
June 5: Your daily horoscope
At least 46 migrants drown after boat sinks off coast of Tunisia: defence ministry
Catalyst in protracted talks on China biotech deal after joint venture falls apart
A sign shows the entrance to the offices of the Catalyst Capital Group Inc. in Toronto, on July 6, 2017.
Montrealer Sheila de la Varende could tell you where to find the best of anything
Sheila de la Varende.
Getting Canada to that elusive economic ‘sweet spot’
Barrie McKenna
Airman Norman Reid evaded Nazis after he was shot down
Norman Reid died on April 25, 2018, at the age of 94.
Staring down the next decade with Oxford Properties’ Michael Turner
Skyscrapers, surrounded by commercial office buildings, are seen in London, U.K., in this 2016 file photo.
Bolstered by back-to-back wins in the U.S., Canadian-led White Star Capital raises $230-million for second fund
The firm secured funding from investors split between North America, Europe and Asia.
Bayer launches $9-billion cash call to fund Monsanto deal
The logo of Bayer AG is pictured at the Bayer Healthcare subgroup production plant in Wuppertal, Germany, on Feb. 24, 2014.
Kathleen Wynne cashed in her chips too early – and too late
Ontario Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne waves goodbye as she boards her bus following a campaign stop at the Sri Ayyappan Hindu Temple in Scarborough, Ont., Sunday, June 3, 2018.
Inherit the Wynne: The economic challenges of Ontario’s next premier
Ontario Liberal leader Kathleen Wynne is photographed speaking to the media after visiting Crosscut Distillery in Sudbury, On. on May 23 2018.
Alberta poised to lead Canada’s retail cannabis sector amid impending federal legalization
Alberta’s NDP government has adopted a private model for cannabis retailers, following in the footsteps of the province’s private liquor retail model.
B.C. official expects to find more cougars, other wildlife in inhabited areas
Real estate development continues to encroach on wilderness areas, increasing the chances of contact between cougars, and humans and pets.
Nova Scotia man who rescued elderly woman from fire overwhelmed by award of Medal of Bravery
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil, left, and advisory board chair Hugh Laurence, right, flank Travis Wolfe as they awarded him the Nova Scotia Medal of Bravery in 2017.
Florida school graduation ceremonies focus on victims of the gun massacre that left 17 dead
Seniors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School attend their graduation ceremony on Sunday.
Can boxing be a balm for survivors of physical violence?
Coach Jazz Kamal, left, holds pads for a participant, who asked not to be named, as part of the Shape Your Life recreational non-contact, trauma-informed boxing program for female survivors of violence in Toronto on May 20, 2018.
Entrepreneur claims to have created the world’s first indestructible pantyhose
Katherine Homuth, founder and CEO of Sheerly Genius, is photographed on May 17, 2018. Her company manufactures pantyhose made with ballistic grade fibers which should last longer than traditional nylon pantyhose.
Anti-immigration party wins Slovenia’s parliamentary election, preliminary results show
Janez Jansa, leader of the right-wing opposition Slovenian Democratic Party, speaks in his party headquarters in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on June 3, 2018.
Jordan’s King Abdullah expected to ask PM to resign: sources
Policemen clash with protesters in Amman, Jordan, on June 3, 2018.
June 4: Your daily horoscope
Kathleen Wynne launches fight to save whatever Liberal seats she can
Ontario Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne waves as she boards her campaign bus on Sunday.
Merkel rules out debt relief for Italy after report of request from new government in Rome
German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Martine Ouellet loses Bloc Québécois leadership confidence vote
Bloc Quebecois leader Martine Ouellet (File Photo)
More than two dozen fringe parties vying for attention in Ontario election
Jack MacLaren, left, was a controversial Progressive Conservative politician before he left and joined the Trillium Party. (File Photo).
Trudeau assails U.S. push for NAFTA ‘sunset clause’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed to NBC News’ Chuck Todd that last year Mr. Trump had privately agreed with him that it would wrong to hit Canadian steel and aluminum with the national-security tariff.
Britain remembers London Bridge victims on first anniversary of attack
British Prime Minister Theresa May walks with Christopher Chessun, Anglican bishop of Southwark, during a commemoration service on the first anniversary of the London Bridge terror attack.
Israel says it hit 15 Hamas sites in Gaza after rocket fire resumed
An explosion is seen in Gaza city after an airstrike by Israeli forces on Saturday.
Families of Royal Military College students who died two years ago demand to know results of inquiry into deaths
Brett Cameron.
Retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports offer some hope, create some fears for Canadian businesses
A customer holds a jar of Canadian jam maker Crofter's Food Ltd. raspberry organic spread in a grocery store in Toronto on Saturday June 2, 2018. Canada's tariffs on imported U.S. goods, everything from strawberry jam to sleeping bags, could steer consumers to seek out cheaper, made-in-Canada alternatives, but domestic industry players are fearful that input costs will rise and American politicians could retaliate in kind. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Doug Ives
Syrian President Assad will visit North Korea, news agency reports
Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Animal cruelty, undercover video and our collective avoidance
Jessica Scott-Reid
Zverev, Thiem win to set up French Open quarterfinal showdown
Alexander Zverev of Germany celebrates his fourth-round victory.
Major U.S. study suggests more women with breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy
Canadian Cancer Society specialists Lyse Ratelle answers questions from the public about breast cancer.
China warns U.S. again on Trump’s threat to add new tariffs
U.S.-China trade talks took place Sunday in Beijing.
Toronto plans permanent memorial for victims of deadly van attack
People stand near flowers at a makeshift memorial in Toronto for the victims of the van attack.
Ontario election: What’s a voter to do?
Supporters hold sings ahead of the Ontario Elections Leaders debate at the CBC building in Toronto, on May 27, 2018.
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