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If AI is a bubble, how will it pop?
If AI is a bubble, how will it pop?

Some of the world’s largest tech companies, like OpenAI, Google and Meta, have invested hundreds of billions of dollars into artificial intelligence …

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Alleged drug trafficking, murders and an Olympian-turned-fugitive
Alleged drug trafficking, murders and an Olympian-turned-fugitive

Last week, the FBI and the RCMP announced 10 new arrests in connection with a $1-billion drug-trafficking ring allegedly run by Canadian former Olymp…

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The controversial push to expand private health care in Alberta
The controversial push to expand private health care in Alberta

No Canadian province allows doctors to offer care under both private and public systems – but leaked draft legislation obtained by The Globe and Mail…

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The bureaucracy slowing down access to life-saving pharmacare
The bureaucracy slowing down access to life-saving pharmacare

For cancer patients, every day of treatment is critical. But the best care possible is not always reaching patients quickly. Despite Health Canada ap…

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Canada courts UAE amid calls to stop its arming of Sudan militia
Canada courts UAE amid calls to stop its arming of Sudan militia

This week, Prime Minister Mark Carney is in the United Arab Emirates to try to shore up foreign investment ahead of next week’s G20 summit in South A…

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The Epstein scandal and the Canadians who knew him
The Epstein scandal and the Canadians who knew him

Last week, over 20,000 pages of the late Jeffrey Epstein’s emails, texts and other documents were released. In one email, Epstein – the deceased chil…

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Why beef is so expensive right now
Why beef is so expensive right now

Beef prices are currently around 23 per cent above their five-year average. And there’s no relief in sight.

Kate Helmore is The Globe’s agriculture an…

8 months, 2 weeks ago

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Why a B.C. billionaire’s bid for Hudson’s Bay stores failed
Why a B.C. billionaire’s bid for Hudson’s Bay stores failed

In May, a B.C. billionaire named Weihong (Ruby) Liu made a $69.1-million deal to acquire 28 leases of former Hudson’s Bay stores. Her company, Centra…

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What Carney is prioritizing with his new nation-building projects
What Carney is prioritizing with his new nation-building projects

Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled the next set of projects the federal government plans to prioritize in a bid to jumpstart Canada’s economy. T…

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Where is the best place to rent in Canada?
Where is the best place to rent in Canada?

Where in Canada is it best to rent right now? The Globe analyzed cities from coast to coast to coast, comparing cities’ median incomes with their ave…

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