The Globe and Mail

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

• Alberta Referendum Criticized as Futile Stunt Following Previous Failure · Opinion piece argues the current Alberta referendum is a pointless exercise similar to the failed 2019 equalization vote.
• Steven Galloway Trial Reveals How Online Mobbing Destroyed a Writer's Life · Steven Galloway's trial testimony details how online harassment and mobbing destroyed his life and career.
• Alberta Separatist Leaders Face Defeat Due to Controversial U.S. Meetings · Critics argue Alberta separatist leaders jeopardized their cause by meeting with U.S. officials and facing legal allegations.
• Trump's Annexation Threats Spark Canadian Sovereignty Movement · Donald Trump's threats to annex Canada have empowered Canadians to assert their national identity and seek sovereignty.
• Quebec Voters Reject PQ Referendum Promise Amid Economic Concerns · Quebec voters elected a minority PQ government but overwhelmingly rejected a new independence referendum.
• Canada Should Listen as Brazil and Argentina Relations Deteriorate · Canada should pay attention to the diplomatic rift between Brazil and Argentina amidst the region's rightward political shift.
• Canada Pushes Bill for Mandatory Alcohol Cancer Warning Labels · Bill S-202 aims to mandate health warnings on alcohol products linking them to cancer and other risks.
• Mark Carney Nobel Peace Prize Premature; Time Person of Year Likely · Opinion piece argues Mark Carney is a worthy Time Person of Year candidate but premature for the Nobel Peace Prize.
• Fraternities Cultivate Entitlement and Impunity Through Institutional Deference · A sociologist argues that U.S. colleges protect fraternities, fostering a culture of risk-taking and sexual violence.
• Letters to the Globe and Mail Cover Quebec, Energy, and Education · Readers discuss Quebec politics, foreign ownership of Canadian energy firms, and education system failures.
• Bond Market Chaos Threatens Global Economy Amid Fiscal Vulnerabilities · Rising global bond yields signal investor fears of fiscal instability and central bank errors.
• Ontario Review Proposed Stricter Rules for 'Safer Supply' Opioid Prescriptions · Ontario regulators consider stricter rules for 'safer supply' opioid prescriptions amid concerns about diversion and addiction.
• Professor Argues Anti-Zionism Should Not Be Classed As Antisemitism · Carleton professor Mira Sucharov critiques Canada classifying anti-Zionism as antisemitism.
• Canadian Journal Publishes Poem Praising Hamas Oct. 7 Attack · A Canadian literary journal faced backlash for publishing a poem praising the perpetrators of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.
• AI Chatbot Legal Hallucinations Impose Unpaid Costs On Canadian Courts · Author argues AI developers should be liable for court costs from fake legal hallucinations.
• Quebec PQ wins election with historic low mandate despite separatist goals · Parti Québécois wins Quebec election with 28% vote share, the lowest for any winner in Canadian history.
• Ontario Premier Doug Ford Cuts Transparency and Information Access · Ontario Premier Doug Ford has reduced government transparency by limiting press access and amending freedom of information laws.
• Canada's Catholic Hospitals Face Secularization Over Care Denials · Advocates urge secularization of Canada's Catholic hospitals due to religious restrictions on essential patient care.
• Canadian Letter Writers Criticize Pipeline Focus and Climate Inaction · Letters to the editor criticize Canada's focus on pipelines and question alignment with US energy policies.
• Parti Québécois wins Quebec election, returns to provincial power · Parti Québécois led by PSPP will form Quebec's next government following election results.
• Steven Galloway defamation trial begins after accuser apologizes · Steven Galloway's defamation trial proceeds after his accuser Chelsea Rooney apologizes and declines to testify.
• Cornell and Hockey Canada Sexual Assault Cases Reveal Institutional Failures · Two sexual assault cases involving intoxicated women and group participation highlight failures in disclosure and accountability at Cornell University and Hockey Canada.
• Canada designates Pacific Link pipeline as national interest project · Canada designated the Pacific Link bitumen pipeline as a project in the national interest to reduce U.S. dependence.
• Canada Should Reinforce UN Peacekeeping Commitments Amid Global Instability · Experts argue Canada must maintain and strengthen its UN peacekeeping role despite recent withdrawal plans.
• Letters to the Globe and Mail Debate U.S. President's Views on Canada's Sovereignty · Readers debate the U.S. President's rhetoric regarding Canada's sovereignty and domestic policies.
• Alberta Separatists Offered U.S. Control in Exchange for Independence · Investigation reveals Alberta separatists pitched U.S. annexation to American officials.
• Canadian student PISA test scores have declined sharply over two decades · OECD PISA results show Canadian academic performance has fallen consistently since 2000.
• Letters to Globe and Mail Criticize Apology Demands and Election Delays · Readers argue against demanding apologies from Canada and criticize political leaders ignoring fixed election dates.
• Canadian Jews weigh leaving amid rising antisemitism · Rising antisemitism in Canada is prompting many Jewish families to consider relocating to countries like the U.S.
• Gabrielle Drolet Satirizes Canadian Federal Election Options · Gabrielle Drolet uses a satirical photo series to critique the choice between federal parties in Canada.