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Carney says Canada cannot rely on U.S. any longer, must achieve ‘economic autonomy’

Carney said a call with Donald Trump expected to happen in the coming days is ‘only the beginning of a negotiation’
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to the media after meeting with his cabinet to deal with the US auto tariffs on March 27, 2025 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. The era of deep economic, security and military ties between Canada and the United States "is over," Prime Minister Mark Carney said, a day after US President Donald Trump announced steep auto tariffs. (Photo by Dave Chan / AFP) (Photo by DAVE CHAN/AFP via Getty Images)

Canada’s auto sector could face layoffs, shutdowns because of Trump tariffs, say industry experts

opinion

What does Donald Trump hope to achieve with tariffs? He’s made it crystal clear

Tony Keller
Tony Keller
election 2025

In fast-growing Collingwood, Ont., housing and affordability are top of mind for voters

An influx of affluent newcomers is driving locals out of the housing market, bringing friction to the town about a two-hour drive north of Toronto

Poilievre has pledged to help working seniors. Would he succeed?

opinion

Canada’s existential election has very quickly become unserious

Andrew Coyne
Andrew Coyne
manitoba

Ashlee Shingoose, victim of Winnipeg serial killer, remembered as quiet and caring daughter

Shingoose’s parents say their daughter, whose remains are believed to be located at a Manitoba landfill, was preyed upon at her most vulnerable
Theresa Shingoose, mother of Ashlee Shingoose who has been identified as the fourth victim of a serial killer and is likely buried in a landfill outside Winnipeg, is comforted as husband Albert looks on at an Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) press conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba Thursday, March 27, 2027. Authorities pledged yesterday to search for Shingoose in the landfill. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
health

New Brunswick launches second probe into mystery brain symptoms

The province’s Chief Medical Officer says there is now enough data to launch review on possible environmental link
A JD Irving forestry sign on the highway near Sackville, NB, on the outskirts of the Greater Moncton Area, one of the geographic "clusters" of the mystery disease seen on June 16, 2023. Chris Donovan/The Globe and Mail
travel

Policoro is one of Italy’s best-kept seaside secrets

In the arch of Italy’s boot, discover a town that blends dolce vita delights with grand views of the Ionian Sea
La Piccola Venezia del sud (the small Venice of the South) in Policoro Italy.

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World Press Photo Contest winners of 2025 run the gamut from big conflicts to small moments of grace

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Mark Marsolais-Nahwegahbow created Birch Bark Coffee to give back to his community – then it took off

U.S. suitors likely buyers for stake in Telus cell towers, analysts say

Telus Place in Montreal, Thursday, November 14, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes

Tesla brand backlash hits its used vehicle market

A Tesla dealership is vandalized with pink paint in Montreal on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi

Poilievre promises $5,000 TFSA top-up for investments in Canadian companies

Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre speaks during a campaign rally in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada March 26, 2025. REUTERS/Mathieu Belanger

Opinion and analysis

German automakers have the most to lose as Trump tariffs hit. Their share prices say as much

Eric Reguly
Eric Reguly

Leaving an inheritance to heirs in the U.S. requires special planning more than ever

Tim Cestnick
Tim Cestnick

In this time of crisis, let’s make better use of Canadians abroad to build our future

Adam McCauley and Steven Wang
A person waves a small Canada flag during a protest of President Trump and the 25% tariffs applied to Canadian goods in Vancouver B.C., on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns

How to exchange money without getting dinged by fees

Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung
A stack of loonies sit on American dollar bills on Thursday Sept. 20, 2007 in Montreal, Que. The Canadian dollar hits parity with U.S. dollar for first time since November 1976. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz

In an age of AI, remember only you can be the writer of something meaningful

Harvey Schachter
Harvey Schachter

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decoder

U.S. auto pain is China’s gain

General Motors shares are slumping, while China’s BYD is soaring

Law Society of Ontario releases investigation into ousted CEO’s pay raise

The Ontario Superior Court in Toronto in 2022.

Mead, prune wine, snuff and burial shrouds. Canada’s retaliatory tariffs hit a long list of oddball products

A retiree turns to travel and painting after losing her husband. Plus, is your TFSA over half a million? Share your story

Mary Cudney at her home in St. Catherines, Ontario, on March 13, 2025. She retired a decade ago from a financial career, and has since been travelling, painting and taking ukulele lessons. (Nick Iwanyshyn/The Globe and Mail)

Canola farmers feel their livelihoods are being sacrificed to save the auto industry

Roger Chevraux in his canola field near Killam, Alberta on Wednesday, June 26, 2024. Chevraux, who's family has been farming there since 1912, has dealt with the destructive canola disease, Sclerotinia stem rot, or white mould, and supports gene editing to increase canola's resistance. Amber Bracken for The Globe and Mail�

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Mark Carney calls Trump's auto tariffs a 'direct attack'Video1:03

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Far from shore: Deaths and disappearances on distant-water fishing vesselsVideo6:36

Trump unveils new 25% auto tariffs set for next weekVideo3:06

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Opinion

German automakers have the most to lose as Trump tariffs hit. Their share prices say as much

Eric Reguly

Lawyers advise Canadians working in U.S. to avoid travel amid border crackdown

Opinion

Booing the U.S. national anthem now an incendiary feature of Jays games

Cathal Kelly

Working parent on summer camps: ‘I’ve barely recovered from Christmas and I am dropping thousands of dollars on camp.’

Lowest fixed and variable mortgage rates in Canada for March 27, 2025

Canada’s auto sector could face layoffs, shutdowns because of Trump tariffs, say industry experts

Pourquoi pas, Mark Carney?

In case you missed it

Danielle Smith says plea for U.S. to pause tariffs was ‘opposite’ of meddling

Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith participates in a panel discussion during CERAWeek in Houston, Texas, U.S., March 12, 2025. REUTERS/Kaylee Greenlee
film review

Director Alain Guiraudie finds a morbid hilarity in his dark comedy Misericordia

MISERICORDE-2-copyright-CG-Cinema-scaled Misericordia Félix Kysyl, Jean-Baptiste Durand

7-Eleven parent says Couche-Tard is understating antitrust risks of potential merger

People shop at a 7-Eleven convenience store in New York, March 19, 2024.
opinion

Parties promise tax cuts but voters won’t be wowed easily

Campbell Clark
Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) national headquarters in Ottawa on Friday, June 28, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick

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Morning Update: A flood of fake news

Former B.C. cabinet minister Mike de Jong set to run in federal election as an independent

Calgary accuses Alberta government of inaction on future of drug-use site

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President Donald Trump speaks to reporters in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, Wednesday, March 26, 2025. (Pool via AP)

Trump threatens Canada and EU with larger tariffs if they work together against U.S.

Marco Rubio says U.S. may have revoked more than 300 visas

Turkish student is the latest Palestinian supporter swept up in U.S. crackdown

Politics

A drone view of Stellantis's Chrysler Windsor Assembly facility in Windsor, Ont., on Feb. 4.

Automaker association advises Ottawa against immediate retaliation on U.S. vehicle tariffs

opinion

Pierre Poilievre does his best to miss the point on foreign interference

Campbell Clark

Elon Musk announces $1 million for Wisconsin voter in Supreme Court race, opposition calls it ‘corrupt’

Sports

Mar 27, 2025; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Jose Berrios (17) throws a pitch against the Baltimore Orioles during the second inning at Rogers Centre. Mandatory Credit: Nick Turchiaro-Imagn Images

Blue Jays buried by Baltimore’s offensive onslaught on opening day

Canadian pair Stellato-Dudek, Deschamps finish fifth at figure skating worlds

Senators jump out to early lead and hold on to beat Red Wings 4-3

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A big question facing luxury brands: Are you a customer or an influencer?

Why fragrance is the ultimate travel souvenir

Seven reasons to shop Canadian when buying your next watch

Health & Fitness

FILE - Salmon poached in green salsa and topped with baked chips are displayed for a photo in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead, File)

Do you eat a meal in 20 minutes or less? It might be time to slow down

food for thought

Reality Check: Can trendy bovine colostrum supplements really boost health?

Leslie Beck
jockology

Why the Achilles tendon is the secret to running prowess

Real state

Done Deal, 88 Alexis Blvd., Toronto
done deal

Large, retro bungalow in North York gets three offers

the listing

As sale prices dive, inventory of unsold newly-built Toronto-area condos grows

done deal

Record snowfall fails to delay sale of updated Annex semi with a laneway home

Drive

The Polestar 3 has an 111-kilowatt-hour battery and more than 500 kilometres of range.
car review

Polestar is offering money for Tesla drivers to switch to the 3 and there are many good reasons to do so

lou's garage

Is there a way to get the electronic dipstick to work without replacing the sensor?

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Polestar shows off the fun side of electric cars in the Arctic Circle

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Canada’s health information institute pushing for countrywide standardization of patient data

A paramedic is seen outside ambulances parked at the entrance to the emergency department at Richmond General Hospital, in Richmond, B.C., Sunday, Nov. 27, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

How transparent is your city? Audit of freedom of information requests finds vast differences

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