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Netanyahu says he wants Israel to take control of all of Gaza

Prime Minister said on Fox News that Israel intends to take full military control of the enclave, then hand it over to be governed by Arab forces
An Israeli tank moves near the border of the Gaza Strip in southern Israel, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025. (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg)

Gaza crisis ‘looks very much’ like genocide, senior EU official says

Report showing rise in anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab racism after Oct. 7 attack to inform recommendations to government

infrastructure

Carney meets with Métis leaders on major projects despite Manitoba Métis Federation saying they won’t attend

Gathering is meant to discuss Bill C-5, which allows cabinet to speed up approvals and construction for projects of national interest
Prime Minister Mark Carney, left to right, CEO of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and Canadian Geographic Enterprises John Geiger and former National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations Perry Bellegarde are seen ahead of the Metis Major Projects Summit at the Royal Canadian Geographical Society in Ottawa, on Thursday, Aug. 7, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Spencer Colby
analysisrussia-ukraine war

Trump and Putin expected to discuss Ukraine in summit reminiscent of the Cold War

Talks between the two leaders, which could happen as soon as next week, could lead to an easing of strained relations, peace in Ukraine, or no progress at all
U.S. President Donald Trump began the week promising to hit Russia with new sanctions and tariffs on Aug. 8, before then granting Russian President Vladimir Putin a one-on-one meeting getting any public concessions in return.

Putin says he hopes to meet Trump next week

national defence

Defence review says Ottawa should stick with F-35 jets, sources say

Review does not make formal recommendations, source says final decision is up to federal government
An Ottawa airport ground crew member walks past a parked F-35A Lightning II fighter jet Wednesday September 4, 2019 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
crafting community

Collage art is surging in popularity as a crowd hungry for offline activities finds a new way to stick together

At a Toronto magazine shop, avid crafters and first-timers are putting their phones away and finding a new creative outlet
Alanna Chelmick, the evening’s host, looks over participants’ work at Issues Collage Night at Issues Magazine Shop in Toronto.

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Around 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants will be in a legal position to strike in less than two weeks, but the airline says it's confident there is enough runway left to reach a deal that avoids grounding numerous flights. An Air Canada plane touches down as it lands on a runway Wednesday June 26, 2019 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
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Air Canada flight attendants could strike this month. Here’s what you need to know

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Business and Finance

In an interview, chief executive officer Mirko Bibic said the company is anticipating “more appropriate pricing that’s reflective of the value that we provide” during the next quarter, which includes the busy back-to-school season.

BCE reports improved revenue, profit that beat estimates

Four wealth traps that can derail your retirement

The decumulation years come with unique risks. Overconfidence, bad assumptions and lack of planning can all cost you.

Judge sides with Mobilicity investors, orders Ottawa to repay hundreds of millions of dollars

A person uses a mobile phone while walking by a Mobilicity store on the day that Telus announced its plan to purchase the small wireless company on Thursday, May 16, 2013. (Michelle Siu for The Globe and Mail)

GFL’s infrastructure arm, GIP, sells stake to new private equity investor

GFL (Green For Life) garbage trucks collect recycling and kitchen waste on Dec 5, 2024. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)

Canadian Tire sales grow in second quarter, profit down

Shoppers come and go from a Canadian Tire store in Ottawa on Friday, Aug. 11, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick

Opinion and analysis

Many Canadians with disabilities are missing out on tax savings and benefits

Tim Cestnick
Tim Cestnick

Major changes coming to Aeroplan will put top spenders first

Barry Choi
Barry Choi

Can Canadian telecom competition be saved with fewer competitors?

Michael Geist
The Telus sign outside the company’s offices in downtown Toronto, is photographed on July 27, 2021. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail.

How much does it cost you to work? From commuting to child care, expenses can add up

Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung
People walk north and south on Bay St. in Toronto’s Financial Dsitrict on July 9, 2025. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)

Stop meandering in communications: Know your point, sharpen it and then sell it

Harvey Schachter
Harvey Schachter

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American orange juice exports to Canada get squeezed

Orange juice shipments slipped to their lowest level in more than two decades in June, as shoppers send U.S. imports down the drain

Amazon wants to sell you cars online. Here’s what it could mean for shoppers and auto sellers in Canada

New Hyundai vehicles on a lot on August 1 in Canton, Ga.

Majority of homes sold for under asking price in Toronto area, report says

A home for sale in Toronto's west end on June 17. A data analysis by Wahi found that 76 per cent of homes sold under their asking price in July across the GTA.
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Business Brief: Margins in motion

A Popeyes in Toronto.

Indigenous-owned golf courses are leading the charge on sustainability

At Caughnawaga Golf Club in Kahnawake, Quebec, sustainability is a key factor when owners Andrew, Carrie, and James Patton are making decisions about day-to-day operations, from what type of fertilizer to use to irrigation processes.

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Tennis sensation Victoria Mboko on her epic semifinal winVideo2:03

Trump tariffs are costing small Canadian businessesVideo1:38

Beijing store stocks humanoid robots from over 40 Chinese brandsVideo1:24

Trump says 'good chance' for meeting with Putin soonVideo0:29

Carney meets with cabinet, premiers after Trump hits Canada with baseline 35-per-cent tariffVideo2:19

Manitoba Métis Federation turns down Carney's invitation to talk major projectsVideo1:14

Gaza's children waste away as starvation spreadsVideo3:09

Trump could meet Putin next week over Ukraine: officialVideo2:29

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Report showing rise in anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab racism after Oct. 7 attack to inform recommendations to government

Mboko advances to women’s singles final at National Bank Open, continuing remarkable streak

Opinion

Canada can avoid the U.S. open-banking mess – but only if it moves now

Steve Boms

What to watch this weekend: Re-examine a harrowing Canadian crime

Ottawa faces growing pressure to loosen foreign homebuying ban

Defence review says Ottawa should stick with F-35 jets, sources say

Manitoba Métis Federation won’t attend Carney’s major projects meeting over inclusion of Ontario group

Thursday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades

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The iX3 isn’t just a new car, but the tip of a transformation shift for BMW

BMW Vision Neue Klasse X interior.
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The five profiles of professional services partners, one of which is clearly superior

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Film producer Debbie Nightingale co-founded the documentary festival Hot Docs

Hot Docs film festival co-founder Debbie Nightingale, seen in this undated handout photo, has died at 71. The organization confirmed her passing this week. An obituary says the veteran Toronto film producer died of cancer on July 10, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Handout - The Nightingale family (Mandatory Credit)
opinion

In this age of authoritarians, a global democracy movement is taking shape

Ryota Jonen, Odette McCarthy and Ben Rowswell
Members of Salvadoran human rights group Cristosal in Guatemala City on July 17, as they announce that it has been forced into exile.

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Canada

An artist's rendering of the €13.5-billion Strait of Messina Bridge.
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Morning Update: Italy pitches the world’s longest suspension bridge

Some low-income renters struggle during heat waves. They’re calling on governments to help them stay cool

Ford proposes three-level tunnel under Highway 401, feasibility study not started

World

Artist rendering of what will be the world's longest suspension bridge connecting the island of Sicily to the mainland. CREDIT TO Webuild / Eurolink Image Library

World’s longest suspension bridge to connect Sicily to mainland Italy after decades of false starts

Trump mulls sending National Guard to Washington after assault of DOGE staffer, despite falling crime rates

U.S. presents plan that sees Israel withdraw from Lebanon, Hezbollah disarmed by year-end

Politics

Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives at his office in Ottawa, on Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Spencer Colby

Ontario Premier Ford warns of early, tough USMCA talks

UCLA says Trump administration froze $584-million of the school’s federal funding

Trump’s funding cuts set back research on important health issues by years, Harvard scientists say

Sports

Toronto Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. follows the flight of his solo home run off Colorado Rockies relief pitcher Victor Vodnik in the eighth inning of a baseball game Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

Blue Jays hammer Rockies 20-1 to close out three-game sweep

Svitolina points to angry gamblers as source of online abuse after National Bank Open defeat

Ben Shelton beats Taylor Fritz in all-American semifinal match at National Bank Open

Style Advisor

Building a summer home from scratch isn’t for the faint of heart

Style Advisor May 2025: Download the full issue

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Add whimsy to your wardrobe with bold accessories

Health & Fitness

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food for thought

Want to delay aging? Eat right for your gut microbes, new study suggests

Leslie Beck
ask a doctor

When should I see a doctor for sunburn?

Dr. Shazma Mithani

How nutrition can accelerate your post-exercise recovery

Real Estate

The corner unit, with lake views visible from the kitchen, was completed about five years ago on the former site of the Art Shoppe furniture showroom.
done deal

April showers drag out time on market for condo with terrace and lake views

Cookbook author Anne Lindsay’s Rosedale home boasts a great kitchen (of course)

the next move

It’s ‘the summer of lowballing’ in Toronto’s real estate market

Carolyn Ireland

Drive

Car crash on major highway during rainfall at night. Ambulance in foreground and police car in background.

To improve road safety, the U.S. should be more like Canada

After 35 years in Canada, Lexus sees success but faces tough questions as it eyes price increases

From VR to a fork lift simulator, Toyota uses high and low tech to improve training at Ontario facility

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The Globe answers your most pressing questions about climate change in Canada and beyond

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How a Quebec town fought to keep its ER open and welcomed foreign workers

Martine Riopel, cancer survivor and client of the Rivière Rouge emergency services and her lawyer Carl-Éric Therrien speak with the reporter and a former employee of the Rivière Rouge hospital on the 7th of May 2025. Story header: citizens of Rivière Rouge banded together to ensure that the governement did not shut down the emergency services at the Hospital in the small town of Rivière Rouge, Quebec.

Canadian ERs closed their doors for at least 1.14 million hours since 2019, records show

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