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SIDE BY SIDE

Canada’s next governor-general, Louise Arbour, meets with the King in London while Mary Simon bids farewell in Ottawa

Ukrainian civilians caught up once more in the grim pattern of Putin’s war

Russia aims to shake public morale with devastating attacks on cities There is a grim pattern to Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine: Whenever the Russian army is bogged down, or is being driven backward, his forces strike at Ukrainian civilians with...

IN FINE FORM

Canada’s Auger-Aliassime advances to the French Open quarter-finals, a feat he has now achieved at all four Grand Slam tournaments

PARTY ON

The Canadian Screen Awards honour Mike Myers, Heated Rivalry and more. See the night’s best, worst and weirdest moments at

Rigged

Weak oversight and regulatory loopholes in the vital trucking industry have left drivers vulnerable to predatory firms, a year-long Globe investigation found

REVENGE, SERVED COLD

Three months after Olympic heartbreak, Canada ousts the U.S. at hockey worlds to advance to semi-finals

AGAINST THE CURRENT

A 50-year-old rowing event reveals the resilience of Venice in the face of change, while honouring the city’s beginnings

At a McMaster lab, body donors offer the ultimate gift to medical education

When teaching anatomy, there’s no replacement for the real thing Patrice Henry and her mother, Dorothy Johnson, moved through life as a bonded pair. Over decades and across continents, they lived together, travelled together, and had sleepovers every...

BLAZING A TRAIL

An intergenerational Toronto club strives to make running more inclusive for people of all racial and socioeconomic backgrounds

MAID PROVIDER UNDER SCRUTINY

Regulator cautions Ontario doctor, allows him to continue assisted-dying practice after probe flags concerns

WHAT LIES BENEATH

Five years after revelations of potential unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, there are still no answers

LESSONS LEARNED

How Canada’s military colleges, once facing potential shutdown, are marching toward the future

VICTOIRE LEADS THE CHARGE

Canada gains its first Walter Cup as Montreal drubs Ottawa 4-0 in Game 4 to become PWHL champions. For the full story, visit

CSIS says lack of lawful access powers has hindered transnational investigations

Canada’s spy agency says the lack of a “lawful access” regime that would give it easier access to Canadians’ digital data has frustrated its ability to help foreign intelligence partners combat transnational threats, including those moving into...

HABS KEEP THE DREAM ALIVE

Canada hangs in as Montreal beats Buffalo 3-2 in OT to advance to Eastern Conference finals

SHELL SHOCK

PEI fisheries brace for years of hardship as a pair of diseases devastates the province’s oyster industry

We’re losing trees far faster than nature can grow them or humans can plant them. With fire season upon us, Erin Anderssen asks: Is there a better way?

We’re losing billions of trees as we take them away faster than they can grow back. But we can still build the forest of the future On top of a Quebec mountain, a scraggly tree rises out of stone. Neither the mountain nor the tree seems to be in its...

WALKING A FINE LINE

Trump hails a ‘positive and productive’ meeting with Xi in Beijing, but leaders appear to talk past each other on Taiwan, Iran

Liquid asset: How paid plasma donation has changed a charitable cause

The practice has come to Canada, bringing ethical and safety questions CHRIS HANNAY For more than five years, Michelle Strzalkowski handled sales at Brock Street Brewing Company in Whitby, on the eastern edge of the Greater Toronto Area. She would...

LOOKING TO THE STARS

Cannes kicks off at a politically charged moment, with a jury president who isn’t afraid to face it head-on, Barry Hertz writes

Canada’s energy ambitions crash into a B.C. strait’s perilous waters

Push for increased tanker traffic raises fears of catastrophic oil spills In May of 2012, the crew of a small commercial fishing boat was caught in the unpredictable wind and waves of Hecate Strait off B.C.’s North Coast. The Pacific Siren capsized so...

CHARGING FORWARD

Ottawa advances to PWHL finals after defeating Boston in best-of-five series

Ultraprocessed foods are ubiquitous – and increasingly being blamed for our collective ill health. So what does it take to cut them from our diets? Kelly Grant found out

My family of five tried to cut out ultraprocessed foods for a week. Here’s what we learned Let me tell you about a random Wednesday in March when I tried to feed my family of five a dinner free of ultraprocessed foods. My plan was to make a big batch...

BRITONS HEAD TO THE POLLS

Reform UK, Green Party expected to score major victories in dozens of local elections across Britain

THE SHOW GOES ON

At a fraught political moment, Kate Taylor wonders: Can the Venice Biennale maintain its world-fair model?

A CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT

PM taps former Supreme Court justice Arbour as next governor-general

Alberta moves closer to separation vote as group submits 301,000 signatures

Leader hails ‘historic’ day, but initiative still faces hurdles, including First Nations legal challenge Alberta marched one step closer to holding its first referendum on provincial independence, as separatists announced they had collected more than...

MONTREAL MIGHT

Habs overcome the Lightning in high-stakes Game 7 to advance to Round 2 and keep Canada in the playoffs

NORTHERN EXPOSURE

As superpowers jockey for control in the Arctic, Gavin John travels with the Canadian Rangers to discover what it takes to secure one of the world’s harshest regions

HOME TRUTHS

New research bears out what many young Canadians already know: The country’s housing crisis is fuelling a happiness crisis

CEO behind failed federal prescription service dismissed

Michael Green removed from role as MPs investigate how $300-million was spent The head of an organization that oversaw a $300-million federal digital prescription service has been removed in the midst of a probe by a parliamentary committee into how...

King stresses importance of NATO unity, ‘shared values’ in speech to U.S. Congress

King Charles III called for the United States to recommit itself to its historic alliance with Britain and other NATO countries – and not to become “more inward-looking” – as he sought to repair relations with U.S. President Donald Trump during a...

A ROYAL WELCOME

The King arrives in Washington for his first visit as monarch on a mission to mend ties between the U.S. and Britain

HIS TIME HAS COME

Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe shatters two-hour barrier at London Marathon, a historic feat repeated by Ethiopia’s Yomif Kejelcha seconds later

Emboldened by allies in the Knesset and in Washington, the once-fringe settler movement has designs to expand Israel’s borders

Emboldened by allies in the Knesset and in Washington, the once-fringe movement has designs to expand Israel’s borders Hadar Bar-Chai stood on a green hill in southwestern Israel, the grey ruins of Gaza visible behind her, and raised a megaphone to...

BACK TO THE BIRDS

New Zealand’s ambitious effort to save some of its weirdest, most wonderful inhabitants from invasive predators is showing remarkable results

A LIGHT TOUCH

Come springtime, winemakers in France’s Chablis region bring out the candles to fight frost with fire

MEXICO ATTACK PLANNED, OFFICIALS SAY

Authorities suggest gunman may have timed shooting, which left one Canadian tourist dead, to coincide with Columbine anniversary

A BATTLE FOR THE AGES

Taking to the streets and even risking jail time, these senior Canadians are spending their twilight years advocating for climate action

HABS NAB IT

Canadiens’ Slafkovsky completes hat trick with OT goal to down Lightning in Game 1 of playoff series. For the full story, visit GLOBESPORTS.COM

The security umbrella that once protected the Gulf States is gone. Doug Saunders on what comes next

With expats leaving, foreign workers killed and companies closing up shop, the UAE questions whether its good times will return The 28th-floor beachfront apartment with wraparound windows overlooking the Persian Gulf had been one of the things that...

ANOTHER TRUCE TAKES HOLD

Trump announces 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, but Netanyahu says troops will remain in ‘security zone’

A STEP FORWARD

Cree six-month-old Annora Crowe leads a historic ‘walking out’ ceremony on Parliament Hill

At Boston Marathon, Six Nations runner hopes to channel the icon in his bloodline

Descendant of Tom Longboat finds purpose ‘following in his footsteps’ Kristian Jamieson is a 24-year-old elite Indigenous marathon runner from Six Nations of the Grand River reserve outside Brantford, Ont., with running royalty in his genes. The...

In feud with the Pope, Trump crosses red lines for some faithful supporters

As best Francis Rooney can recall, the last time a world leader openly sparred with the leader of the Catholic Church, it was Joseph Stalin asking how many military divisions the Pope had at his beck and call. Nearly a century later, Donald Trump has...

BACK IN THE SWING OF THINGS

Rory McIlroy prevails at Augusta, becoming only the fourth back-to-back champion in Masters history

Perfect Pitch

Five years, three countries, 16 stadiums: Inside the massive effort to grow grass for the World Cup

For many in Middle East, strikes come with no warning – and no place to run

Lack of sirens and shelter heightens danger in Lebanon, West Bank The missile that landed in a fig tree on Kayed Hussein’s property is a parable for the unfairness of modern war. It was just before 8:30 a.m. on a recent Thursday when the giant metal...

Confusion in strait, new attacks threaten to unravel ceasefire

U.S. touts victory, while Iran again shutters crucial waterway over deadly Israeli strikes in Lebanon

In Israeli town battered by Hezbollah, residents say the war must go on

Any deal that leaves Lebanese militia standing will fall short in Metula Avi Nadiv is tired of the war. But he also hopes it doesn’t end any time soon. Mr. Nadiv is the deputy mayor of Metula, a town at the northernmost tip of Israel that has become...

Over the moon: Artemis II crew becomes first to view far side in the internet age

The last time astronauts had their eyes on the moon’s far side, there was no digital photography, no real-time dialogue with scientists on the ground and no internet to send their conversations live around the globe. On Monday, the Artemis II mission...

Trump issues profane threat to Iran over blocked strait

After U.S. airman’s rescue, President vows to hit power plants, bridges if Hormuz isn’t reopened U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday made expletive-laden new threats to escalate strikes on Iran and its infrastructure if it doesn’t open the Strait of...

The Vanishing

The second season of our photojournalism series begins in the Northwest Territories, where Indigenous researchers are trying to save a dwindling caribou herd

LEGAULT’S LAST PLEA

Premier reflects on his tenure and calls on Quebec to protect its values in emotional final address to the legislature

Canadian heads to lunar orbit as NASA’s Artemis II takes flight

Mission marks crucial test for agency’s ambitions to return humans to moon’s surface by 2028 Jeremy Hansen’s journey to the moon has begun. Seventeen years after he was named an astronaut with the Canadian Space Agency, Colonel Hansen is in space for...

READY FOR LIFTOFF

Artemis II teams prepare for array of contingencies, exit plans ahead of first manned mission to the moon in a half-century

In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran reveals an ancient weapon’s enduring power

Narrow waterway has held outsized economic influence for centuries It’s just a narrow bend of seawater between two dry, hilly coasts, a space where ships are forced to crawl through shallow sea lanes to get from the Persian Gulf to the mouth of the...

NELLY’S NIGHT

Junos fete Furtado with induction into Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Joni Mitchell with lifetime achievement prize. For full coverage, visit TGAM.CA

MOON SHOT

For the first time in more than 50 years, astronauts are set to fly around the moon. The goal is to one day stay

LABOUR OF LOVE

A scientist’s chance sighting of a sperm whale’s birth reveals the depth of these gentle giants’ bonds – and may offer lessons for humanity

In NWT, residents and government pay the price for dental-care deserts

Many forced to travel far away for treatment – or suffer without Wind whips along the shores of the Northwest Territories’ Great Bear Lake as Déline is blanketed in the season’s first snowfall. The fly-in Dene community, located just below the Arctic...

LOCKING HORNS

In the grasslands of Montana, an effort to bring back the iconic bison collides with Trump-era politics

Officials launch probe into fatal Air Canada crash at LaGuardia

Authorities are investigating the collision of an Air Canada Express plane and a fire truck that killed two pilots on a runway at New York’s LaGuardia airport late Sunday night. The investigation by the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board, with...

POWER STRUGGLE

Cuba races to restore electricity after suffering its second countrywide blackout in a week amid a U.S. oil blockade

Gerry Wright has spent his career looking for ways to fight back against superbugs. He’s convinced the answer could be in your own backyard

Canadian researcher Gerry Wright is racing to find a life-saving cure against superbugs linked to more than five million deaths every year To the doctor in the emergency department, the case seemed run-of-the-mill. It was July, 2010, and the patient...

THE END IN SIGHT

A man holds his son up to a telescope to glimpse the new moon ahead of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the Islamic holy fasting month of Ramadan, at Indonesia’s Lhoknga Beach on Thursday.

Police search Mraiche firm’s HQ in Alberta procurement probe

Mounties descend on offices of medical equipment supplier owned by Edmonton businessman The RCMP have executed search warrants as part of their investigation into procurement irregularities at Alberta’s health authority, a controversy that has dogged...

Israel kills top Iranian officials in latest attack on leadership

Tehran renews fire across region after strikes on security chief, head of IRGC’s volunteer militia Israel killed two senior Iranian security officials in a major blow to the Islamic Republic’s leadership as it faces its greatest test in decades, and...

FIT FOR PURPOSE

Canadian men’s soccer team makes a bold statement with the launch of its 2026 World Cup jerseys Canadian player Richie Laryea is greeted by children at a soccer camp in Toronto on Monday during the unveiling of the men’s team uniforms for this year’s...

AN ANIMATED GROUP

Canadian co-director of KPop Demon Hunters among the early winners at the 98th Academy Awards. For full coverage, visit TGAM.CA/ARTS

There will be pain

As displaced Lebanese flood Beirut, a sense of civic duty takes hold

Beirut’s Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium, the largest arena in Lebanon, has rarely hosted actual sporting events since the Beirut port explosion, triggered by the apparently accidental ignition of thousands of tonnes of ammonium nitrate, levelled...

Iran targets ships, Dubai airport as top UN body calls for halt

U.S., Israel continue bombardment while Tehran escalates efforts to inflict global economic pain Iran targeted the world’s busiest international airport Wednesday and attacked commercial ships as U.S. and Israeli strikes rocked Tehran and the UN’s...

ATTACK ON U.S. CONSULATE

Carney vows co-ordinated effort to catch perpetrators as police deem shots fired at Toronto office a ‘national-security incident’

Lebanese minister warns Israel aims to split country in two

Official suggests plan is to establish depopulated buffer zone in south, pointing to actions in Gaza and Syria as precedents THE GLOBE IN THE MIDDLE EAST Israel looks to be establishing a buffer zone in southern Lebanon akin to the one created by the...