What about Alberta’s nine other referendum questions?
Albertans will head to the polls and make themselves heard in a provincial referendum next Monday. Voters will…
Ontario township of Centre Wellington grapples with controversial AI data centre proposal
About this series The Globe is reporting from cities and towns in Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia to…
These grown-ups are turning to parkour for healthy aging
By the end of Jane Henry’s first parkour class, one week before her 46th birthday, her legs had…
Emera’s bid for energy powerhouse, Weston family to buy U.K.’s Boots and Stelco’s exit from galvanized steel: Must-read business and investing stories for the week of Oct. 10
Open this photo in gallery: People make their way through downtown Ottawa. September job losses were concentrated in…
How some Alberta separatists are courting U.S. support for independence
The pitch began with a prayer. On an afternoon in late January, Mitch Sylvestre, the leader of Alberta’s…
As tariffs hit art, Indigenous artists face frustrating roadblocks and a sputtering art market
Open this photo in gallery: Cree-Métis artist Jason Baerg and their husband and collaborator, Antonio Rodriguez Garcia, pose…
Why do people return to Vancouver Island year after year to protect the forests?
Katherine KY Cheng is an independent photographer and visual storyteller who, oscillating between traditional documentary photojournalism and experimental…
A snapshot of Canada’s climate vulnerabilities, from Grise Fiord to the place where you live
Canada’s northernmost community sits on a narrow shelf of land veined with streams that run down the slopes…
Carney’s investment summit attracted ‘all the right people.’ Will it bear fruit?
A handful of the world’s top investors made the same confession to John Graham at the Canada Investment…
How this Toronto park became an international model for ecological restoration
Andrea Chreston is standing at a lookout point at the edge of a wetland, pointing to a pair…
A Quebec golf course, once a hangout for the Anglo-American elite, now reflects 150 years of change
When “summer” was a verb, Murray Bay, Que., was the place to be. Rich Americans began escaping the…
Via Rail’s shift to domestic production, Carney’s investment summit details and Ottawa’s new AI data-centre guidelines: Must-read business and investing stories for the week of Sept. 5
Open this photo in gallery: Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks at the Alstom Plant in Thunder Bay, Ont.,…