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2026-09-06 · The Globe and Mail · World

At least 29 Canadian citizens, permanent residents still missing in Nepal

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2026-10-30 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

Winnipeg voters return Gillingham to mayor’s office as challengers struggle to capture public interest

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2026-10-16 · The Globe and Mail · Health

Health ministers say one-year extension of mental health, home care funding not enough

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2026-11-03 · The Globe and Mail · Entertainment

The Globe and Mail wins four Jack Webster Awards

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2026-10-17 · The Globe and Mail · Health

Health Ministers secure funding extensions from Ottawa, but long-term commitments remain in limbo

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2026-09-15 · The Globe and Mail · Politics

Canadian cities brace for tariff pain as trade becomes local election issue

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2026-08-26 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Multiple trustees at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights raised concerns beginning last fall that a new exhibit on the Palestinian Nakba could damage the institution’s reputation and hurt fundraising efforts. assertive

2026-09-06 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Nepal’s department of hydrology and meteorology is warning that forecasted rain and thunderstorms through this weekend are likely to cause further flooding events, landslides and travel disruptions. assertive

2026-09-15 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 And with the possibility of tariffs and countertariffs lasting months or years, cities are starting to look into how the trade war could blow holes in their budgets. assertive

2026-10-16 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Canada’s provincial and territorial health ministers say Ottawa’s one-year extension of funding for mental health, addiction treatment and home care is not enough, and that federal plans would amount to a spending cut that is “the largest in a generation.” assertive

2026-10-17 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 By the end of a two-day interjurisdictional meeting, Canada’s provincial and territorial health ministers were able to receive assurances on funding extensions from Ottawa, but will need to convene again before 2027 to confirm the future of expiring transfer programs. assertive

2026-10-30 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Scott Gillingham, a 58-year-old centrist and former Pentecostal pastor with more than a decade’s experience on city council, was re-elected mayor of Winnipeg after being buoyed by a field of competitors who struggled to galvanize public interest. assertive

2026-11-03 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Ms. Hunter also won a Webster for her interactive story with visual journalist Jeremy Agius about how a moratorium has mostly kept tankers out of B.C.’s Hecate Strait, though Canada’s ambitions to ship oil to new markets could be perilous in what’s been called the fourth-most dangerous body of water in the world. assertive