The Globe and Mail

219 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• AFN Chief Threatens Court Action Over Federal Major Projects Fast-Track · AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak warns of legal action to protect First Nations rights amid federal infrastructure fast-tracking.
• Trump Official Calls Middle Powers Strategy Waste of Time and Money · Elbridge Colby warns allies that a collective middle powers strategy is a distraction and a waste of resources.
• Canada Delays Release of Gordie Howe Bridge Profit-Sharing Deal Text · Ottawa refuses to publish the text of the new Gordie Howe Bridge profit-sharing agreement with the U.S.
• Canada Appoints Oil Executive Susannah Pierce as New York Consul General · The Canadian government replaces journalist Tom Clark with oil executive Susannah Pierce as consul general to New York City.
• Former Canadian Scientist Dennis Lu Charged With Stealing Data for China · Dennis Lu, a retired government scientist, faces charges for allegedly downloading thousands of files to a drive labeled 'Projects China'.
• Belarus Targets Canadian Diaspora in Alberta Over Criticism of Lukashenko · Belarusian officials in Alberta face retaliation from Minsk for criticizing the authoritarian regime.
• Trump Shakes Down Canada Over Windsor-Detroit Bridge Deal · Canada agrees to split bridge tolls with the U.S. after Trump refuses to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
• Carney Shuffles PMO Staff After Deputy Chief Caley Resigns to Run for Liberal Nomination · Mark Carney reshuffles Prime Minister's Office staff following Braeden Caley's departure to seek a Liberal nomination.
• Gordie Howe Bridge Opens July 27 After Canada-U.S. Toll Deal · The Gordie Howe Bridge between Windsor and Detroit will open on July 27 following a revenue agreement.
• Ottawa Councillors and Residents Shocked by Surprise Nighttime Fireworks Display · Ottawa officials launched an unscheduled fireworks show to dispose of unused Canada Day explosives, angering residents.
• Ottawa Opposition Leader's Mansion Needs Upgrades Without a Workplan · The National Capital Commission has no finalized plan to repair Pierre Poilievre's official residence despite known maintenance needs.
• Canada's Mark Carney Visits Saudi Arabia to Boost Trade and Investment · Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Saudi Arabia to strengthen bilateral ties and expand trade opportunities.
• Canada Declines to Confirm if Indian Government Ordered Nijjar Assassination · Canadian officials refuse to confirm or deny if the Indian government ordered Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing despite U.S. charges against gang leaders.
• Canada Sets August 15 Deadline for 24 Sussex Dr. Renovation Bids · Public Services and Procurement Canada demands companies register interest by August 15 to renovate the Prime Minister's residence.
• Independent Senator Jim Quinn Joins Conservative Caucus After Carney Drops Non-Partisanship Rule · Independent Senator Jim Quinn joins the Conservative Senate caucus following Prime Minister Carney's policy shift.
• Trump Claims Victory on NATO Defence Spending as Allies Increase Military Budgets · PM Carney states Trump has won the argument for NATO members to increase defence spending.
• Canada Rejects U.S. Forced Labour Tariffs, Cites Existing Laws · Canada argues its new forced labour legislation provides no basis for U.S. Section 301 tariffs.
• Historic Images of Shackleton's Quest Shipwreck Captured on Ocean Floor · Royal Canadian Geographical Society expedition captures first detailed images of Ernest Shackleton's final shipwreck in the Labrador Sea.
• Canadian PM Carney Removes Senate Non-Partisanship Rules to Appoint Loyalists · Prime Minister Mark Carney changes Senate appointment rules to allow partisan appointees and aides.
• Petition Urges Canada to Scrap Funding for Opposition Leader's Stornoway Residence · Parliamentary petition seeks to end taxpayer funding for the Official Opposition leader's private residence in Ottawa.
• Liberal MPs Block Conservative Hearings on B.C. Condo Conversion Plan · Liberal MPs defeated a Conservative motion to hold summer hearings on the federal-provincial condo conversion proposal.
• Mark Carney Appoints Chief Strategist Tom Pitfield to Canadian Senate · Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to appoint Tom Pitfield, his chief strategist, to the Senate to fill a vacancy.
• Canada Selects German TKMS Over South Korean Hanwha for Submarine Fleet Amid Geopolitical Strategy · Canada awarded a contract to German firm TKMS to build 12 submarines, prioritizing European alliances over South Korea.
• Canadian Public Servants Protest New Four-Day-Week Office Mandate · Public servants in Ottawa protest the federal government's new four-day-a-week return-to-office mandate.
• Canada Selects Germany's TKMS for Submarine Fleet Over South Korea's Hanwha · Canada chooses TKMS over Hanwha for submarine fleet, prioritizing NATO alliances and economic benefits
• Canada Announces Winner of $50-Billion Submarine Contract in High-Stakes Competition · Prime Minister Mark Carney to announce the winner of the $50-billion submarine contract between Germany's TKMS and South Korea's Hanwha on Monday
• Former PMs Chrétien and Harper Unite for 24 Sussex Renovation Fundraising · Former Prime Ministers Jean Chrétien and Stephen Harper will lead fundraising to renovate the official residence.
• Canada Secures Federal Deals with Alberta and B.C. on Oil Pipelines and Trade · Prime Minister Mark Carney announces nearly $20 billion in federal commitments to Alberta and British Columbia.
• Economists Criticize Lack of Transparency in Carney's Summer Spending Announcements · Economists question the lack of fiscal detail and transparency in Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent billion-dollar infrastructure and pipeline announcements.
• Canadian Experts Warn Against Rushing New USMCA Deal Amid 'Zombie' Trade Status · Canadian trade experts urge firm negotiation stance despite USMCA uncertainty following non-renewal