Open Farm, a Canadian premium pet food maker, delays IPO in Toronto until fall
Open this photo in gallery: Isaac Langleben and Jacqueline Prehogan, two of the founders of Open Farm natural…
Loonie tumbles to lowest level in more than a year
Open this photo in gallery: The loonie has hovered just above 70 US cents this week, down from…
Hamilton just hit pause on all AI data centres. This is big
Open this photo in gallery: Several construction sites dot the downtown Hamilton landscape. Anne Pasek is an associate…
Civilian killed in Montreal shooting hailed as a hero who saved lives
Open this photo in gallery: Family and community members attend the funeral of Michel Mizrahi, in Montreal, on…
Speeding spikes in Toronto since Ontario camera ban, report shows
Open this photo in gallery: A sign advising drivers of a speed camera in Toronto in September, 2025.Sammy…
World Cup ticket holders cash in on resale market ahead of Vancouver match
Open this photo in gallery: Fans march to BC Place before Canada play Switzerland in a World Cup…
Ontario builders on track to deliver record number of student housing beds in 2026
Open this photo in gallery: University of Toronto’s Innis College Residence in June.Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail Ontario…
The booming U.S. is for builders and entrepreneurs. Canada is the opposite
Open this photo in gallery: SpaceX leadership members and guests celebrate on a balcony at the Nasdaq MarketSite…
Minority shareholders urge CRTC to reject Corus’ recapitalization plan
Open this photo in gallery: The Corus logo at Corus Quay in Toronto in 2018. Corus sought court…
Governor General’s Medals show a public spirit in architecture
Open this photo in gallery: Whispering Point at Ottawa’s Kìwekì Point.Ashley Fraser/The Globe and Mail Canadian architecture is…
Gail Asper, who helped create the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, raises concerns about its upcoming Nakba exhibit
Open this photo in gallery: Canadian Museum For Human Rights’ upcoming exhibit, Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present,…
Ottawa’s first national interest projects will be in Nunavut and Northwest Territories, sources say
Open this photo in gallery: The federal government is expected to announce Wednesday that it will begin the…