A movement, not a moment: 2024 was the biggest year for women’s sports
McIntosh and Simone Biles on the Olympic stage, to Caitlin Clark and the rise of the PWHL, this past year was full of stories ...
Pitching in: Giving $20-million for prevention of urologic disease in Vancouver
Mr. Mohseni, 85, came to Canada in 1981 and started ECS Electrical Cable Supply Ltd., a Richmond, B.C.-based company that ...
Culture calendar 2025: From movies to music to theatre and more, a look at the year ahead
It’s already time to start thinking about next year’s best music. The first few months of 2025′s album catalogue are already ...
Canada and the U.S. worked together to stamp out the invasive sea lamprey in the Great Lakes. Then COVID-19 happened
The Great Lakes Fishery Commission, established in the mid-1950s to eradicate sea lampreys, is still dealing with a ...
Conservatives move to set up possible non-confidence vote, ramping up pressure on Trudeau
The vote could take place in early 2025, days after the House of Commons returns from its holiday in late January ...
The Globe and Mail’s 2024 giant end-of-year crossword puzzle
Test your mental mettle with this brain-twisting assortment of word, logic and number puzzles by Fraser Simpson, creator of ...
Industry Minister signals shift in Canada’s EV strategy, as era of chasing big new battery plants comes to an end
As Industry Minister, François-Philippe Champagne has led the strategy that’s seen Stellantis N.V., N/A Volkswagen Group and ...
Man shot by officer after firing at police car near Thunder Bay
Investigators say at around 2 p.m., Thunder Bay police responded to reports of a man walking with a shotgun on Highway 11/17 ...
Stocks Retreat on a Selloff in Magnificent Seven Tech Stocks
Stocks today are moderately lower, weighed down by a selloff in the Magnificent Seven technology stocks. On the positive side, energy stocks are climbing today with the price of WTI crude oil up more ...
As demand for disability accommodations in universities grows, professors contend with how to handle students’ requests
More than 6,000 of the roughly 28,000 students at Queen’s University last year were approved for accommodations by the ...