The Globe and Mail
Indian diplomat accuses RCMP of investigating ‘fantasy’ allegations of interference
India's High Commissioner to Canada, Dinesh Patnaik, has accused the RCMP of investigating unfounded allegations…
world · source
The Globe and Mail on WeSearch
Recent world headlines from The Globe and Mail.
The Globe and Mail
More than a century later, adaptive reuse of Vancouver heritage building completes 1911 vision
The former Anglo-Canadian Warehouse in Vancouver is being transformed into a mixed-use property, preserving its…
The Globe and Mail
Canadian companies are leading in femtech innovation. But where is the funding?
Canadian femtech companies are gaining traction, with startups like Coral and Aranexx addressing women's health issues…
The Globe and Mail
Bridal brand LoveShackFancy’s Rebecca Hessel Cohen on what to wear this wedding season
Rebecca Hessel Cohen, founder of LoveShackFancy, discusses bridal trends for the upcoming wedding season. She notes…
The Globe and Mail
Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
Analysts at TD Cowen have raised their valuation assumptions for Canadian energy infrastructure companies due to…
The Globe and Mail
A ban won’t shield kids from social media
The article discusses the challenges of protecting children from the negative impacts of social media. It highlights…
The Globe and Mail
Rubio says Iran deal could take days as U.S. launches fresh strikes
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that a deal with Iran may take several days to finalize, dampening…
The Globe and Mail
Rubio on Iran: 'Either going to be a good deal or there isn't going to be one'
Senator Marco Rubio visited India to discuss the ongoing negotiations regarding Iran. He emphasized that the outcome…
The Globe and Mail
Business Brief: The USMCA state-of-play
The upcoming review of the USMCA trade agreement is set for July 1, 2026, with ongoing negotiations between the U.S.…
The Globe and Mail
Morning Update: Tim Hortons’ U-turn on foreign workers
Tim Hortons has shifted its strategy from relying on foreign workers to increasing local hires. The company plans to…
The Globe and Mail
AI may be fuelling U.S. business creation, but few signs of a similar trend in Canada
The adoption of artificial intelligence in Canada is lagging behind that of the United States, where AI is believed to…
The Globe and Mail
Police co-operation with China comes without guardrails
A recent memorandum of understanding between the RCMP and China's Ministry of Public Security has raised concerns…
The Globe and Mail
FIFA softens demands on World Cup host cities as pushback grows
FIFA has softened its demands on host cities for the 2026 World Cup in response to pushback from local authorities.…
The Globe and Mail
How Vancouver and Toronto are preparing for health risks of World Cup mass gatherings
Vancouver and Toronto are preparing for health risks associated with the upcoming World Cup by conducting extensive…
The Globe and Mail
This intergenerational run club in Toronto wants to blaze a path into the sport
The Kickback Run Club in Toronto aims to make running accessible to individuals from diverse backgrounds, including…
The Globe and Mail
Donald Trump is looking weaker than ever
U.S. President Donald Trump is experiencing a significant decline in his approval ratings, which currently stand at 37…
The Globe and Mail
Are we still in the early innings of the AI trade?
The AI stock market is still perceived to be in its early stages, according to Wall Street analyst Dan Ives. He…
The Globe and Mail
Insider Report: Executives sell two energy stocks near 2026 highs
Recent insider trading activity has been reported for several energy stocks, highlighting both buying and selling…
The Globe and Mail
Oil prices jump as U.S. military strikes on Iran add to peace deal uncertainty
Oil prices have surged following U.S. military strikes in Iran, raising concerns about the ongoing conflict and its…
The Globe and Mail
Premarket: European stocks falter, oil rises, as U.S. strikes Iran
European stock indexes showed mixed results as oil prices increased following recent U.S. strikes in Iran. Market…
The Globe and Mail
U.S. warplanes renew strikes on Iran even as Trump says peace talks continue
The U.S. has resumed airstrikes on Iran amid ongoing peace talks aimed at resolving a three-month conflict. President…
The Globe and Mail
The EV surge: How Ottawa can turn increased demand into mainstream adoption
Canada is at a pivotal moment for electric vehicle (EV) adoption, with rising interest and evolving policies. However,…
The Globe and Mail
Transport Canada took years to notify residents of ‘forever chemicals’ in groundwater near airports
Transport Canada delayed notifying residents about toxic 'forever chemicals' in groundwater near airports for eight…
The Globe and Mail
The flashing-red bond market is the thread that may unravel the entire world economy
The bond market is signaling significant stress in the global economy, with U.S. Treasury yields reaching levels not…
The Globe and Mail
Canadian drone maker Sentinel to build drones for Ukraine through joint venture
Canadian drone manufacturer Sentinel is partnering with Ukrainian company Airlogix to produce drones for Ukraine amid…
The Globe and Mail
A reality check on Alberta separatism
Political tensions are escalating in Alberta as Premier Danielle Smith announces a referendum on secession from…
The Globe and Mail
Vancouver’s Hiive, a fast-growing stock exchange for private companies, sued by Nasdaq spinoff
Vancouver's Hiive Company Ltd. is facing a lawsuit from Nasdaq Private Market LLC for alleged patent infringement. The…
The Globe and Mail
Before the Bell: What every Canadian investor needs to know today
Global markets showed mixed results as tensions in the Middle East continued to affect investor sentiment. Wall Street…
The Globe and Mail
Business owners could see big tax breaks from Ottawa’s employee ownership trust changes
The Canadian government is proposing to make tax breaks for employee ownership trusts permanent, which could benefit…
The Globe and Mail
Pay down debt and boost savings with tax refunds this year – but don’t sit on too much cash
Canadians are increasingly planning to save their tax refunds this year, with nearly half intending to do so, up from…
The Globe and Mail
Family alarmed that doctor can still offer MAID despite complaints
The family of Bradley Stewart, who died by medically assisted death (MAID), is concerned that Dr. James MacLean can…
The Globe and Mail
Dr. Walley John Temple was a man of many hats and a fearless, empathetic surgeon
Dr. Walley John Temple was a pioneering surgeon and a beloved family man who passed away at the age of 79. He is…
The Globe and Mail
‘Albertans should be vocal if a proposed development in Ontario, or elsewhere in Canada, disturbs them … we are still one country.’ Letters to the editor for May 26
The article discusses the importance of Albertans voicing their concerns regarding resource development projects in…
The Globe and Mail
Canadiens lose another one at home, dropping Game 3 to Hurricanes 3-2 in overtime
The Montreal Canadiens lost Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final to the Carolina Hurricanes, falling 3-2 in…
The Globe and Mail
Mortgage delinquencies in Ontario and B.C. climbed sharply in first quarter
Mortgage delinquencies in Ontario and British Columbia have risen sharply in the first quarter of the year, driven by…
The Globe and Mail
Your daily horoscope: May 26, 2026
Today's horoscope offers insights for each zodiac sign, emphasizing personal growth and transformation. The alignment…
The Globe and Mail
Lukes hopes for health as he rejoins Blue Jays lineup
Nathan Lukes has returned to the Blue Jays lineup after recovering from multiple injuries. He made a strong comeback…
The Globe and Mail
Majority of party members likely to back Alberta separation, UCP president says
The president of Alberta's United Conservative Party believes a majority of members will support separation from…
The Globe and Mail
Toronto-area extortion bust arrests foreigners who came on temporary visas
Seventeen individuals have been arrested in the Greater Toronto Area for their involvement in violent extortion rings…
The Globe and Mail
Fired Victoria school trustees reinstated after court hearing
Nine Victoria school trustees have been reinstated after a court hearing revealed that the government had not fully…
The Globe and Mail
Canada Soccer signs coach Jesse Marsch to extension through 2030
Canada Soccer has extended head coach Jesse Marsch's contract through the 2030 World Cup. Marsch has led the team to…
The Globe and Mail
Lawyers ask B.C. Supreme Court judge to reopen Cowichan land title case
Lawyers have requested the B.C. Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling on the Cowichan Tribes' Aboriginal title claim.…
The Globe and Mail
Golden Knights power play is humming with forward-heavy lineup
The Vegas Golden Knights have seen success with their five-forward power play lineup, particularly with the return of…
The Globe and Mail
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow to run for re-election
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has announced her intention to run for re-election in the upcoming municipal election. Chow,…
The Globe and Mail
Carney dismisses environmental detractors, adamant his government’s climate plans will withstand test of time
Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his government's climate policies, asserting they will endure despite…
The Globe and Mail
Photos at the University of Saskatchewan could help corroborate residential school claims, Indigenous advocate says
Photographs from the Lebret Residential School, donated to the University of Saskatchewan, may assist survivors in…
The Globe and Mail
Israel violated Vienna Convention with its treatment of Canadian activists, Anand says
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand stated that Israel's treatment of Canadian activists violated the Vienna…
The Globe and Mail
An ‘independent’ Alberta would be a way station on the path to 51st statehood
The article discusses the implications of Alberta potentially separating from Canada. It argues that independence…
The Globe and Mail
Messi the latest high-profile World Cup injury, as concerns mount weeks before big kickoff
Injuries to key soccer players are raising concerns ahead of the upcoming World Cup, with Lionel Messi being the…
The Globe and Mail
Russia threatens to launch ‘systematic strikes’ on Kyiv, urges foreigners to leave
Russia has announced plans for systematic strikes on military targets in Kyiv and has urged foreigners to evacuate the…
How WeSearch handles this source
WeSearch's declared handling of The Globe and Mail's content. Indexing, snippets, summaries, retrieval and training are separate questions — see the rights registry or read this source's machine-readable record.
Indexing: Allowed
Snippet: Allowed
AI summary: Limited
Retrieval / RAG: Not asserted
Model training: Not asserted
Commercial reuse: Not permitted