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Alberta man gets 12-year sentence for sexual assaults on vulnerable women
Richard Robert Mantha was convicted of six offences, including drugging one of his victims, that happened between 2019 and 2023
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'This is about sovereignty,' Carney tells European Parliament
Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined his vision for a closer relationship between Canada and the EU Thursday, saying an alliance will help preserve sovereignty in the face of great powers.
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Former prime minister Stephen Harper backs ending U.S. trade talks
Former prime minister Stephen Harper says the federal government had no choice but to walk away from trade talks with the United States. While delivering closing remarks at Canada's first-ever national investment summit, Harper said the move was necessary and that Canada needs to reduce its reliance on the United States.
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International: 30 bestselling books of the week for Sept. 12
Compiled by Bookmanager using weekly sales statistics from more than 250 Canadian independent book stores.
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Quebec’s English-language universities embrace new French requirements as fall cohort begins
McGill, Concordia and Bishop’s universities roll out new initiatives to encourage students to learn French on and off campus. The post Quebec’s English-language universities embrace new French requirements as fall cohort begins appeared first on University Affairs.
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Élections Québec ordered to mail bilingual voting reminder cards
This was the first year Élections Québec sent out voter guides in French only, to comply with new provincial language legislation.Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press Members of Quebec’s anglophone community are hailing a Quebec Superior Court ruling that ordered Élections Québec to mail voting reminder...
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John Amagoalik launches lawsuit, says he won’t return to Embassy West
Health Department won’t cover former Nunavut leader’s care in Iqaluit John Amagoalik’s wife Evie Amagoalik, left, and daughter Lily Amagoalik at Iqaluit’s airport on June 10. He flew home then after living at Embassy West Senior Living in Ottawa for 16 months. (Photo by Mosha Folger) John Amagoali...
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EU's Von der Leyen plans AI safety discussions with tech labs
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday that she will invite the main frontier AI labs to discuss efforts to tackle the risks posed by artificial intelligence. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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Many Jewish faculty and staff say university EDI is failing them
In 2025, Jewish people were the target of 70 per cent of all police-reported hate crimes in Canada targeting a religious group. Jews make up about one per cent of the Canadian population. Research indicates that higher education often increases tolerance. A 2026 national survey by sociologists Robe...
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How Canada’s immigration caps are trapping its own graduate students
Canada’s shifting study permit caps, post-graduation work permit rules and closure of graduate-focused immigration streams are reshaping pathways to permanent residence for international graduates. Policy reform can address these dynamics and provide clearer, more stable pathways that retain their t...
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Kangirsuk is holding election to fill mayor vacancy
Community has been without a mayor since the death of Etua Kaukai in July Lucy Tukkiapik Carrier, Maggie Annahatak, and Noah Eetook are running to fill the vacancy for mayor of Kangirsuk. General voting is scheduled for Wednesday from noon to 8 p.m. (File photo) This story was updated on Wednesday...
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Gen Z meets genAI
In a campaign dominated by the U.S. trade war and the soaring cost of living, universities assert their continued importance. McGill, Concordia and Bishop’s universities roll out new initiatives to encourage students to learn French on and off campus. Canada urged to defend values amid erosion of...
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Mississauga city council approves one-year data centre pause
People in opposition to AI data centres demonstrate outside city hall in Hamilton on July. 15. Hamilton and Burlington city councils voted against a data centre moratorium earlier this year.Nick Iwanyshyn/The Canadian Press Mississauga council voted unanimously Wednesday to put a one-year freeze on...
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Why Canada and the EU want a 'unique alliance'
Canada and the European Union are working on what Prime Minister Mark Carney, has called a 'unique alliance'. Here's more on what that means and why the two powers have drawn closer together. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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Inuk filmmaker among recipients of Governor General’s Arts Award
Arts and Culture Sep 16, 2026 – 8:05 am EDT Zacharias Kunuk recognized for 45-year career in the arts Filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk is a recipient of a 2026 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts. (File photo by Madalyn Howitt) Filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk will receive a 2026 Governor Genera...
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A polluted bay on Lake Superior gets cleaned up
In the 1960s, David Crawford was boating in his backyard on Nipigon Bay when he thought he spotted raw sewage floating in the once-pristine waters of Lake Superior. Years later, he realized the “turds,” as Crawford describes them, were craft paper deposits from the nearby pulp mill in Red Rock, Ont....
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Ed Sheeran tour: Four acts quit in solidarity with Macklemore
Ed Sheeran’s tour of North and South America was plunged into chaos Tuesday when four of his supporting acts abruptly quit in solidarity with the rapper Macklemore, who was dropped for making pro-Palestinian comments onstage. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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Élections Québec asked government to change French-language laws in 2023
Élections Québec voter guide is seen in this undated photo.Élections Québec/via The Canadian Press Élections Québec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before the electoral campaign, The Canadian Press has learned. The provincial election authority had tri...
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Morning Update: On to the next deal
Good morning. The Canada Investment Summit is over, but Ottawa hopes that the global dealmaking is just getting started. More on that below, along with an NDP win in Calgary and Grifols documents from Regina. Former prime minister Stephen Harper speaks during the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto...
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Confederation’s PEI birthplace gets a new face in a fraught time
A reno nears completion at PEI’s Province House, just as symbols of federal unity are top of mind The stately sandstone building in Charlottetown where the idea of Canada was born has been fenced off from the public eye for more than a decade. Province House National Historic Site, home to Prince...
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Kenneth Law, who admitted to aiding suicides, told psychiatrist he saw his actions as humane
Kenneth Law appears in court in Brampton, Ont., on May 3, 2023, in an artist's sketch. Mr. Law has pleaded guilty to Canadian charges that he aided in the suicides of 14 people in Ontario, including two minors.Alexandra Newbould/The Canadian Press Kenneth Law, the Canadian man who has admitted that...
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Grifols permitted donors to give plasma despite punctures, bruising on arms, Health Canada finds
Grifols’s plasma collection sites, such as its centre in Regina, have been closed to donors since Aug. 14, after a series of critical inspections from Health Canada and public scrutiny following the deaths of two donors in Winnipeg.Danielle Tocker/The Globe and Mail A Health Canada inspection of a...
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Bluebirds Went Extinct on Vancouver Island. Now They’re Back
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
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Big Questions, Public Conversations
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
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Why Patriotic Calls to Support ‘Canada’s’ Oil Ring Hollow
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
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Truck Crashes and Fuel Spills Are Endangering BC’s Wild Sheep
People in B.C. are headed to the polls in October for municipal elections across the province. At the same time, local newsrooms have been gutted, with existing reporting teams trying to do more with less. Local politics are hugely consequential for how we live day to day but often have the lowest...
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Gambling-related ER visits have almost doubled since Ontario opened market to private companies, study finds
Outside the emergency room entrance at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto. By June, 2025, the overall rate of gambling-related emergency visits was 99% higher than what it was expected to be if Ontario hadn’t expanded its online gambling market, the study found.Ian Willms/The Globe and Mail Emergency-...
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Five takeaways from the Quebec leaders’ debate
Quebeckers gather ahead of Tuesday's party leaders' debate in Montreal. Three French-language debates are scheduled for this week.Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press Quebec’s five main party leaders tried to sell themselves to voters Tuesday evening in the first debate of an election campaign t...
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B.C. law on Indigenous rights has increased conflict and uncertainty, municipalities group hears
British Columbia’s Indigenous rights law was supposed to reduce conflict and uncertainty, but nearly seven years after it was adopted, some First Nations, municipal and business leaders say it’s producing more of both. At the annual Union of BC Municipalities convention in Vancouver on Tuesday, spe...
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Alberta NDP wins reliable UCP riding amid backlash to separation referendum
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi, right, and Kyle Campbell, MLA-elect for Calgary-Shaw, speak to the media in Calgary, Tuesday.Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Alberta’s ruling United Conservative Party was hit with a stunning by-election upset on Monday in Calgary, in one of the country’s most rel...
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