The Globe and Mail (Ontario Edition) - 2023-01-23

• Small Ottawa firm subcontrac­ted ArriveCan app to multinatio­nals
• How fishermen are using new technology to save right whales
• California mass shooting suspect dead after 10 killed at dance studio
• In town near the front, once-distant sounds of war get louder
• Crater in Labrador an ideal training site for astronauts of Artemis moon mission: expert
• BRAVING THE ELEMENTS IN YUKON
• Great Firewall of China tougher than ever
• Lawyer killed amid turmoil in Africa’s last absolute monarchy
• After secret talks, Canada becomes mediator in Cameroon peace process
• Germany won’t block tanks for Ukraine
• 50 years after Roe v. Wade, supporters rally across U.S.
• Condo developer turns to recreation­al market
• Shift to virtual care does not drive ER visits, new study finds
• ArriveCan contractin­g wasn’t that bad. It was worse
• Cities need to uproot their no-grow zones
• WHAT’S GOOD
• ACADEMIC INTELLIGEN­CE
• ART BUSINESS
• THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE?
• LESS IS MORE
• TAKE ACTION
• ENJOY RESPONSIBL­Y
• We need competitio­n in health care
• The ‘Just Transition’ fracas is just noise – for now
• Mark Sakamoto’s Forgivenes­s is transforme­d into a Second World War play that expands the Canadian narrative – but is missing its memoirist
• SIGNIFICAN­T STEP FORWARD FOR CHILDREN’S ORAL HEALTH
• A SONG OF CARE FROM HELPING HANDS
• Singer Michelle Willis reflects on mischievou­s creativity of David Crosby
• CHALLENGE CROSSWORD
• FRIDAY'S QUICK
• FRIDAY'S CRYPTIC
• Innovation sector worries Canada is losing its early lead in artificial intelligen­ce
• Microsoft Canada’s Irish ownership offers a look into multinatio­nals’ tax strategies
• Globalive plots return to wireless sector with bid for Xplore Mobile
• Bank of Canada expected to deliver final rate hike as inflation cools
• Lawsuit puts group RESP providers under the microscope
• Pandemic forces reinventio­n of food courts
• U.S. lawmakers prepare plan to avert debt-ceiling crisis
• BRAZIL’S NEW PRESIDENT WORKS TO REVERSE AMAZON DEFORESTAT­ION
• European leaders express concern over Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
• EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK TO RAISE INTEREST RATES IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH: KNOT
• Tech stock rebound faces doubters with earnings season ahead
• WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR THE WEEK AHEAD
• A winning beginning
• Carnegie Summit pushes for equality, diversity in hockey
• Hobbled Mahomes helps KC grind past Jacksonvil­le
• Gold crush
• Maple Leafs open homestand against struggling Islanders
• TOCCHET REPLACES BOUDREAU AS CANUCKS OVERHAUL COACHING STAFF
• CANADIANS WIN PARA NORDIC WORLD CHAMPIONSH­IP GOLDS
• SHIFFRIN’S CHASE OF RECORD 83RD WIN MOVES ON TO NEXT RESORT
• GU TAKES GOLD IN HALFPIPE, CANADA’S KARKER, BOWMAN FINISH ON PODIUM
• Canada women’s rugby team finishes 11th, men place 14th at New Zealand Sevens
• Pegula aiming to make her first Grand Slam semi-final Down Under
• MARINE GEOLOGIST SHED NEW LIGHT ON SEVERAL HISTORIC DISASTERS

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