The Globe and Mail

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

• Ottawa Unveils Thunderhead Monument Honoring LGBTQ Victims of State Purge · Officials unveiled the Thunderhead monument in Ottawa to commemorate LGBTQ Canadians targeted by decades of government discrimination.
• Canada Rejects US Trade Talks as Authoritarian Shakedown · Canadian officials ended trade negotiations with the US, viewing the talks as an extortion racket rather than a genuine agreement.
• Canada Rejects US Trade Deal to Protect Sovereignty · Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney refused a US trade deal, citing threats to national sovereignty and bilingualism.
• Toronto Strip Clubs Face Closure Due to Zoning Bylaws and Fire · Toronto's zoning bylaws and recent fires threaten the city's historic strip club industry and dancer livelihoods.
• Canada Border Services Checks Protesters' Papers Despite Peaceful Demonstration · Immigration lawyer Ravi Jain criticizes CBSA for checking international students' status at a peaceful Calgary protest.
• Letters to Globe and Mail Debate Canada-US Trade and Refugee Policy · Readers debate Mark Carney's trade stance, UNHCR leadership, and medical ethics in letters to the editor.
• Canada's Liberal Government Struggles to Detail Defence Spending Plan · The Canadian Liberal government has pledged to raise defence spending to 4% of GDP by 2030 but lacks a detailed strategic plan.
• Canadians Defend Carney's Trade Walkout; Trump Blamed for Tariff Crisis · Letters to the editor praise PM Carney's rejection of a US trade deal and criticize Donald Trump's tariff policies.
• Canada Rejects Slanted US Trade Deal to Preserve Economic Sovereignty · Canada refuses a US-proposed trade deal that would impose tariffs and undermine existing free trade obligations.
• Canada Rejects US Trade Deal to Avoid Economic Coercion · Canada refused a US trade deal to prevent long-term dependence on American economic coercion.
• Opinion: Canada's Tightened Immigration Rules Are Fair, Not Unjust · An opinion piece argues that Canada's stricter immigration limits are justified and that temporary residents agreed to fixed-term stays.
• Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Launches Ambitious Passenger Rail Master Plan · Premier Danielle Smith initiates a $60-billion study to rebuild Alberta's passenger rail network between major cities.
• Ian Brown Reflects on Aging, Vanity, and Mortality at 70 · Ian Brown explores the vanity and existential dread of turning 70 in a new memoir essay.
• Premier Manning to Host Virtual Assembly on Western Federalism · Former Reform Party leader Preston Manning co-chairs a virtual assembly to address declining democratic faith in Western Canada.
• Western Naval Decline and China's Rising Maritime Dominance · An article argues that Western navies are regressing due to poor maintenance while China aggressively expands its maritime power.
• BC Residents Urge Fossil Fuel Divestment Amid Wildfire Tragedies · British Columbia letter writers link devastating wildfires to fossil fuel profits and call for immediate divestment.
• Canada's Alcohol Boycott Persists Despite Trade Deal Signals · Canadian consumers largely plan to boycott U.S. alcohol despite Prime Minister Mark Carney's call to restock shelves.
• Digital Surveillance and AI Erode Privacy in the 2026 Era · Experts warn that AI and data mining have created a 'stalk market' where personal privacy is effectively non-existent.
• Trump's Trolling Strategy Erodes Democratic Oversight · Researchers argue Trump's ambiguity tactics make democratic oversight ineffective and threaten democracy.
• Lindsay Clancy Trial Highlights Controversy Over Postpartum Psychosis Defense · The trial of Lindsay Clancy for killing her three children raises questions about the defense of postpartum psychosis.
• Putin's War Relies on Soviet Lies About Nazi Germany · Marcus Kolga argues Putin's 'de-Nazification' claim relies on the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact to justify Ukraine invasion.
• Victoria Hetherington Warns of AI Companionship Risks · Author Victoria Hetherington argues that frictionless AI interactions risk blurring boundaries between humans and machines.
• Historical Sites Prioritize Experience Over Authenticity · Author argues historic sites like Colonial Williamsburg prioritize visitor experience over strict historical authenticity.
• Ukrainians Demand Reform of President Zelensky Amid Governance Criticism · Ukrainians criticize President Zelensky for cronyism and demand democratic reforms despite wartime challenges.
• Canadian Letter Writers Debate Trade War, Alcohol Boycotts, and Sovereignty · Letters to the Globe and Mail address U.S.-Canada trade tensions, alcohol boycotts, and political strategy.
• AI Job Losses Could Collapse Consumer Spending and GDP · Experts warn that AI-driven employment declines could severely reduce consumer spending and overall economic growth.
• Canada's Weak Trade Strategy Undermines Leverage Against U.S. · An expert argues Canada's lack of unified provincial strategy weakens its bargaining position against U.S. tariff threats.
• Canada urged to boycott U.S. alcohol despite trade deal talks · Canadian editorial board urges citizens to boycott U.S. alcohol as a protest against tariffs and trade pressure.
• Canada Advises Calm Amid Trump Tariff Uncertainty · Canadian leaders urge calm as trade talks with the U.S. face renewed tariff threats from President Trump.
• Canada to build new pipeline before fulfilling Indigenous equity promise · Canada plans a new pipeline in the West Coast corridor before finalizing Indigenous ownership deals for the existing Trans Mountain line.