Globe readers remember Ken Dryden, who loved Canada, family and hockey
Ken Dryden holds a special place in the hearts of many Canadians. Revered for his outsized talent on…
What does the massive Anglo Teck deal mean for the future of mining in Canada? We answered your questions
On Friday, Sept. 12, mining reporter Niall McGee and business columnists Andrew Willis and Eric Reguly answered reader…
TIFF 2025: The best (Tuner!), weirdest (an industry on edge!) and worst (Ticketmaster!) film festival moments
Best wish-fulfilment Every year I wait to have that “TIFF experience” at a film, and on Tuesday I…
The Globe and Mail Bestsellers for the week of September 13, 2025
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The biggest movies and moments of TIFF 2025, according to our film experts
Open this photo in gallery: Scarlett Johansson at the Sept. 8 premiere for her directorial debut Eleanor The…
Spinal Tap II doesn’t dial itself up to 11, but it doesn’t have to, either
Spinal Tap II: The End Continues Directed by Rob Reiner Written by Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer…
How unions are preparing for the age of AI
Open this photo in gallery: The rise of artificial intelligence is forcing unions to adapt bargaining strategies to…
Surgical oncologist Sean Cleary was building a highly advanced robotic surgery program in Toronto
Open this photo in gallery: Dr. Sean Cleary was a gifted surgical oncologist and generous educator, but what…
Canadian group sets goal of driverless truck travelling across Canada in 2028
There’s a shortage of truck drivers in Canada and it’s increasing: Industry estimates provided by Transport Canada say…
Canada’s new Minister of AI must not be naive to its harms
Open this photo in gallery: Minister of AI Evan Solomon faces a challenge dealing with some of the…
Business Brief: A trade deal on the clock
Good morning. In the coming weeks, the United States is expected to set in motion a renegotiation of…
Ken Dryden was a national hero. Now that he’s gone, he has no replacement
Open this photo in gallery: Former Montreal Canadiens goalie Ken Dryden fields questions at a news conference, in…