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Read the full transcript of Mark Carney’s speech at the Canada Investment Summit
Thank you all, thank you very much. Prime Minister Harper, thank you for being here. Dear friends, it is a pleasure to address you this morning. And I’m going to begin in French, a few words in French. Canada is a proudly bilingual country, so I will begin in French and proceed in English. Le mon...
successNDP wins Calgary-Shaw by-election in closely fought contest
Kyle Campbell beat the UCP’s Mike Derry 7,461 votes to 6,879. The post NDP wins Calgary-Shaw by-election in closely fought contest appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Nunatsiaq News wins several community journalism awards
Nunatsiaq News is the recipient of seven first-place finishes among 12 honours from the Canadian Community Newsmedia Awards. One of the paper’s first-place accolades is for its special section on the 50th anniversary of the James Bay and Northern Quebec agreement. (Graphic created by Nunatsiaq News)...
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BC Hydro scales back clean electricity reporting
How can you tell when a Crown corporation is fulfilling its obligations and goals? For BC Hydro, one place to start is the provincial utility’s annual service plan report. Released every year, usually in late summer, the document outlines the utility’s finances and progress toward specific goals an...
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Bell expanding AI data centre in Saskatchewan
Bell Canada is quadrupling a previously announced data centre project in Saskatchewan and it is now expected to bring in more than $50-billion in capital investment. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe made the announcement alongside Prime Minister Mark Carney at Canada's first-ever national investment s...
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Carney's investment summit draws protests
Prime Minister Mark Carney's national investment summit in Toronto attracted protests by Indigenous leaders, environmental groups and union leaders opposed to his agenda. A crowd of protesters chanted and marched downtown as the summit's opening gala got underway. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mai...
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U.S.’s latest tariffs on Canadian goods come into effect
Trucks travel on the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, Mich., last month.Dax Melmer/The Canadian Press The latest U.S. tariffs on a small number of Canadian goods took effect Tuesday as Washington pressed its trade war against Canada. The White House said...
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Morning Update: We need more than money
Good morning. It’s day two of the Canada Investment Summit, so let’s catch up from yesterday. More on that below, along with the Quebec election debates and the Emmys. Prime Minister Mark Carney said in an interview Monday that his government’s investment summit is part of a strategy to line up for...
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Alberta NDP wins by-election in longtime Conservative riding
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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A week of Mammon and muses
Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to media as he attends the Toronto International Film Festival Tribute Awards gala fundraiser in Toronto, on Sunday.Arlyn McAdorey/Reuters Toronto is enjoying a brief moment in the sun. Money men and money women from all over the world have descended on the city fo...
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No, Alberta Does Not ‘Subsidize’ the Rest of Canada
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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CONTEST: Win Two Festival Passes to VIFF 2026
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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Faculty Call On SFU to Stop Outsourcing Janitorial Work
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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B.C. adds $450-million to record deficit following math error, expensive wildfire season
B.C. Finance Minister Josie Osborne says wildfire fighting costs are projected to be $614-million more this year.CHAD HIPOLITO/The Canadian Press British Columbia’s record budget deficit is now seen to be $450-million higher than previous estimates, and Finance Minister Josie Osborne chalked it up...
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First Nations leaders, family demand answers for woman’s death after she was denied medical travel
Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler, of Nishnawbe Aski Nation, attends a news conference in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on July 21.Chris Young/The Canadian Press A couple of weeks before she died, Miranda Mamakwa described feeling abandoned by a federal agency that was supposed to help her get to crucial health ap...
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On the front lines of trade war, cities begin to reckon with its financial toll
Calgary’s financial projections underscore the challenges ahead for municipalities if the trade war continues in the longer term.Amir Salehi/The Globe and Mail In Calgary, city officials are projecting new tariff costs reaching close to half a billion dollars. Other cities across the country are an...
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Cyber attacks? Bioterrorism? To ‘Pace the Frontier’ of AI effectively, we must improve our anticipatory thinking
Anthropic CEO and co-founder Dario Amodei has published an essay entitled “We Must Pace the Frontier.” He expressed ongoing concerns over the “misuse of AI for cyberattacks and bioterrorism” and fears that a swarm of AI agents could theoretically take over the entire internet within six to 12 months...
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The Globe and Mail nominated for eight Jack Webster Awards
The Globe and Mail led nominations for British Columbia’s prestigious Jack Webster Awards, with judges noting work on the Tumbler Ridge school shooting and on the impact of the B.C. Supreme Court’s decision in the Cowichan case, among other work. In all, Globe journalists received eight nominations...
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Spanish parent company of Grifols takes full ownership of Canadian operations
Grifols’s plasma collection sites, such as its plasma donation centre in Whitby, Ont., have been closed to donors since Aug. 14, two days after Health Canada delivered its most recent critical review.Shay Conroy/The Globe and Mail The Spanish parent company of the Grifols chain of private plasma co...
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Inuit-owned companies seek private capital in Toronto
GN, NTI host networking event to bring investors to the table Inuit, territorial, business and investment leaders gather at a luncheon in Toronto to discuss the territory’s major infrastructure projects, on Monday. Organized by the Government of Nunavut and Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., the event coincid...
successInk-stained wretches: A review of Alex Wright’s ‘Empire of Ink’
How thousands of rough-and-tumble pioneer weeklies shaped American Democracy. The post Ink-stained wretches: A review of Alex Wright’s ‘Empire of Ink’ appeared first on rabble.ca.
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European Parliament to open office in Ottawa, further strengthening Canada-EU ties
Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with the President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola in Yerevan, Armenia, on May 3.Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press The European Union is planning on more parliamentary exchanges between Canada and the 720 politicians representing its member states. Robe...
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Former B.C. Conservative Donegal Wilson joins Milobar’s new party
Former B.C. Conservative MLA Peter Milobar speaks during a leadership debate at the Canada Strong and Free Network conference in Vancouver in April.CHAD HIPOLITO/The Canadian Press The new party formed by British Columbia legislators who have defected from the provincial Conservatives in recent wee...
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How do volunteers fit into Canada’s health care system? We answered your questions
We recently highlighted the work of volunteers across the country who devote their time to helping Canadian patients Gayle MacDonald, left, with patient Laura Livingston at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown. Mrs. MacDonald has volunteered more than 10,500 hours of her time at the hospit...
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Doctor at centre of licensing controversy found guilty of assault, counselling to commit offence
Sanjeev Sirpal, a doctor, covers his face while exiting the Laval courthouse as he was found guilty on three of the five charges in Laval on Monday.Andrej Ivanov/The Globe and Mail Sanjeev Sirpal, the doctor behind a controversy about Atlantic Canada’s physician licensing registry, has been found g...
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