The Globe and Mail

1410 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Quiz: Weston family buys Boots; Starbucks eyes merger · Canadian quiz covers Weston family acquisition of Boots and Starbucks potential merger.
• Canada's Defence Investment Agency pursues Crown corporation status amid industry optimism and procurement concerns · New legislation proposes transforming Canada's Defence Investment Agency into a Crown corporation to accelerate procurement, though industry questions remain.
• Canada Health Infoway Fires CEO Over Testimony That Damaged Public Image · Canada Health Infoway terminated its former CEO, Michael Green, citing negative public impact from his parliamentary testimony.
• SpaceX Acquires Nationwide Low-Band Spectrum for Satellite Cellular · SpaceX agreed to buy Grain Management's 800 MHz spectrum portfolio to challenge U.S. wireless carriers.
• Rising Gas Prices Fail to Boost North American EV Sales · Despite high gas prices due to the Iran conflict, EV sales remain weak due to affordability and infrastructure issues.
• Corus Entertainment Completes Recapitalization, Names New Board · Corus Entertainment finalized recapitalization and appointed a new board after restructuring.
• Aritzia Quarterly Profit Triples to $201.7 Million on U.S. Expansion · Aritzia's second-quarter net income tripled to $201.7 million driven by U.S. store growth.
• Stephen Jarislowsky, Corporate Governance Champion, Dies at 101 · Stephen Jarislowsky, a billionaire investor and spy who championed shareholder rights, has died at age 101.
• Stephen Jarislowsky, Canadian Business Titan and Patriot, Dies at 101 · Stephen Jarislowsky, a Canadian business leader and philanthropist, has died at the age of 101.
• Cold Lake First Nations Sues Over Pacific Link Pipeline Designation · Cold Lake First Nations filed a judicial review challenging the federal government's designation of the Pacific Link pipeline as a project of national interest.
• Canadian Dollar Rises as Yield Spreads Narrow Amid Trade Uncertainty · The Canadian dollar edged higher against the U.S. dollar as yield spreads compressed and investors awaited employment data.
• Canada's Banking Regulator Warns AI Risks Amplify Financial System Threats · OSFI warns rapid AI development amplifies cybersecurity and sovereignty risks for Canada's financial sector.
• Canada launches $2B heat pump rebate program early next year · Canada's government announces a $2-billion heat pump rebate program launching in early 2027.
• Parliamentary Budget Officer Says Ottawa Gas Tax Break Benefits High-Income Families More · PBO report finds Canada's federal gas tax pause disproportionately benefits high-income households due to higher fuel consumption.
• RBC Global Asset Management opposes H&R REIT takeover bid · Major unitholder RBC will vote against GO Residential's proposed H&R REIT takeover.
• Canadian Oil Profits Surge While Capital Spending Lags, Deloitte Report Says · Canadian oil producers saw a 68% profit surge in Q2, but capital spending remains modest despite high crude prices.
• Small Businesses Adopt AI for Admin, Marketing, and Legal Tasks · Consultants advise small businesses to use AI for administrative automation and marketing while prioritizing data security.
• Cleveland-Cliffs Breaks Stelco Layoff Commitments Citing U.S. Tariffs · Cleveland-Cliffs plans 500 layoffs at Stelco, citing U.S. tariff increases as the reason for breaking a government promise.
• Canada Wins AI Talent Race But Lags on Infrastructure Access · Canada leads in AI talent but lacks domestic compute access for local businesses.
• Canada Risks Missing Emission Goals Due to Policy Backtracking · A new report warns Canada may miss 2030 climate targets due to policy reversals and infrastructure pushes.
• Rogue AI Agents Create Legal Quandary Over Liability · Courts struggle to determine liability when autonomous AI agents cause harm or unauthorized access.
• Canada to privatize Vancouver airport with Indigenous minority stake · Ottawa plans to sell Vancouver International Airport operations to private investors, including Indigenous groups.
• Emera and Canadian Utilities merger faces investor skepticism over unclear benefits · Investors remain skeptical about the strategic value of Emera's $14.3-billion acquisition of Canadian Utilities.
• Canada's banking regulator plans tighter AI safety guidelines · OSFI is developing a safety code to mitigate AI risks in Canada's banking sector amid escalating cyber threats.
• Lululemon CEO Heidi O'Neill Overhauls Leadership Amid Struggles · Lululemon appoints new president and COO while executives depart to revitalize the struggling activewear brand.
• Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Rejects Stelco Nationalization Amid Job Layoffs · Cleveland-Cliffs CEO dismisses nationalizing Stelco as Ottawa demands job plan
• Industry Minister Joly threatens action over Stelco job cuts · Canadian Industry Minister Mélanie Joly warns Stelco owner Cleveland-Cliffs over job cuts.
• Rising GIC Rates May Outpace Five-Year Lock-Ins · Canadian savers should consider shorter-term GICs as rates are forecast to rise through 2028.
• Canadian Rental Rents Fall 4.2% in September Amid Two-Year Decline · Average Canadian asking rents dropped 4.2% in September, marking two consecutive years of decline.
• Apollo Global Management Submits Non-Binding Bid for German Utility Uniper · Apollo Global Management has submitted a non-binding offer to acquire German energy firm Uniper.