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Who were the Luddites? Their legacy ripples through politics, cultural commentary and literature
American filmmaker George Lucas is one of the latest to indicate he’s open to AI in the movie industry. In a recent interview, the director said resistance to the technology was “very much like sitting here saying: ‘Well, I believe the horse and the buggy is really where it’s at. These cars, they b...
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EDI in admissions and hiring: the case against
Federal government praises the wilderness station as ‘globally unique,’ considers cleaving it with high-speed train. The University of Alberta’s Campus Saint-Jean is wrestling with the historical legacy of its founders, who represent French Canadian survival to some but colonial oppression to other...
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Man convicted of impaired driving causing 2021 death of Kristine McLeod
Following trial in NWT Supreme Court in Inuvik last month, Justice Elizabeth Hughes found Malcolm Nerysoo guilty of the charge on July 20. RCMP had charged Malcolm Nerysoo in February 2024 in connection with a fatal August 2021 single-vehicle collision on the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway around 26 ki...
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Math gaps between Ontario kids start in kindergarten — and often persist through Grade 9
When people think about the roots of a child’s struggles in math class, they may picture a tough teacher, a missed unit or a sudden loss of confidence around fractions. Our new study suggests we should be looking much earlier, at kindergarten, or even before. Using linked provincial data from more...
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Adopt-A-School: Breakfast program best way for 65 hungry students to start the day
The breakfast program at Mary Jane Shannon elementary is supported by The Vancouver Sun’s Adopt-A-School program that this year received a $25,000 donation from the OpenRoad Foundation. You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. For Krissy Eppele, pr...
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Converting raw sewage into precious resource, Vancouver's Sen̓áḵw development aims for low-carbon future
The Vancouver company that developed Sen̓áḵw’s district energy centre, Creative Energy, says this is likely North America's most efficient energy system and one of the first large-scale, net-zero housing projects in the world. You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if yo...
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Douglas Todd: Should owner of Canada’s second-most pricey mansion get anonymity?
A conflict exists between those who believe everyone has “the right to privacy” and those who believe the public has the right to know the beneficial owners of Vancouver property You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Judging from the vociferous...
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White Star Capital closes US$250M fund as VCs adapt to slower market
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders The global venture firm plans to back scaling companies across North America and Europe as it increases its exposure to Canadian startups White Star Capital has closed its fourth flagship fund, raising US$250 million to invest in scaling companies...
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Smouldering ruins left after B.C. lake fire
Charred debris and still-smouldering fires are all that remain along portions of the west side of Okanagan Lake in B.C.’s Interior. The chief of the Okanagan Indian Band said 230 homes had been lost on the reserve. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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Most Canadians unaware that travel insurance could be voided because of federal advisories
Changes to the risk level Ottawa attributes to specific destinations in its travel alerts can change the validity of travel insurance, leading insurers to completely or partially deny claims.Sammy Kogan/The Globe and Mail Most Canadian travellers don’t understand that Ottawa’s travel alerts can voi...
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Children and adults cope with extreme heat differently, but are kids really at greater risk?
In Canada, Europe and around the world, temperatures are soaring and heat warnings are rampant. We are reminded to stay out of the sun and stay hydrated, and in extreme conditions, stay indoors. We are also told that children are especially vulnerable to heat-related illness. We are researchers wi...
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Face aux recours en justice, le patron de Paramount défend le rachat de Warner
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des témoins pour recueillir certaines de vos données et les utilisons afin d’améliorer votre expérience et de vous présenter des contenus et des publicités personnalisés. Si vous n’êtes...
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Why being born helpless may be one of humanity’s greatest strengths
Babies start out life helpless and stay that way for a long time. They cannot walk, feed themselves or survive without an adult’s continued care. Our dependency timeline has no clear parallel elsewhere in the animal kingdom. Unlike most mammals, whose young reach basic self-sufficiency within weeks...
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Alaska to host 2028 Arctic Winter Games, returning event to two-year cycle
The Arctic Winter Games International Committee – also known as AWGIC – announced the decision in a Tuesday news release, saying Fairbanks applied in April 2026 to host the next Arctic Winter Games. The release says the Fairbanks 2028 Host Society worked with the international committee for four mon...
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Lloyd Robertson remembered by Mark Carney, Canadian journalists: 'A reassuring voice'
CTV news anchor Lloyd Robertson holds a glass of celebratory champagne after his final newscast on Thursday Sept. 1, 2011. Lloyd Robertson taking to the stage to receive the Gordon Sinclair Award for Broadcast Journalism for his work at CTV. Robertson, 92, died Tuesday. CTV News, where he spent 35...
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Grenade found at Quebec campground was inert, police say
A spokesperson for the Canadian Armed Forces says a grenade found at a Quebec campground on Tuesday was inert and did not contain explosives. Abygail Bourgault-Lévesque says the grenade was transported to the Valcartier military base after a team of specialists determined that it posed no danger to...
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U.S. group helping Jewish families flee Canada urges Trump administration to offer refugee status
The Beth Avraham Yoseph of Toronto synagogue pictured in Thornhill, Ont., on March 9, after being hit with gunfire a few days earlier.Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail A former Ontario man and a Conservative U.S. think tank are encouraging the Trump administration to offer refugee status to Jewish Canadi...
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(Almost) everybody in Canada wants a pipeline. Nobody wants to pay for it
Pipelines, pipelines, pipelines. No matter how you feel about them, it’s hard to escape news of them lately. In July, the Alberta government announced it is formally proposing another pipeline to the West Coast. On the weekend, the federal government took another step towards designating the pipel...
successOttawa grounded Ontario’s special economic zone plans at Billy Bishop — for now
The province had planned to fast-track the airport's expansion by naming it Ontario's first special economic zone, a designation that allows for wide ranging exemptions to laws and regulations.
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Morning Update: Trade talks hit the road
Good morning. Canada’s trade officials take a road trip down south. More on that below, along with a closer look at Alberta’s recovery centres and a multimillion dollar bitcoin hack. Dominic LeBlanc and Janice Charette at the Embassy of Canada in Washington, D.C., June 2.Anna Rose Layden/Reuters I...
successPM Carney teams up with TO mayor Olivia Chow to highlight fresh support for affordable housing and tour ‘public transit site’ with Ford
What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day.
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These AI startups are making millions with tiny teams
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders Canadian founders are using AI to reach revenue milestones with smaller teams and less venture capital—reshaping when and how startups hire, fundraise and scale Two years after launching, AI startup Stan was profitable. Three years in, the company—...
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Chorus Aviation reports lower second-quarter profit of $13.8M
A plane is silhouetted as it takes off from Vancouver International Airport in Richmond, B.C., Monday, May 13, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward HALIFAX - Chorus Aviation Inc. says its latest quarter delivered a $13.8 million profit. The Halifax-based company says the second-quarter figure...
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Russian missile and drone barrage in Ukrainian capital region kills 17
Russia unleashes deadly wave of missiles, drones on Kyiv Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and the surrounding region killed 17 people and wounded 44 others overnight into Wednesday, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. The attack was the latest in a series of large-scale Russian...
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Smith insists Alberta recovery centres moving ahead amid tangle of legal action
Contrary to Danielle Smith's statement that the government will not have to intervene to finish building recovery centres, subcontractors allege money has dried up, their work is incomplete, and costs have climbed since they first signed on.Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Alberta Premier Danielle...
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