The Globe and Mail (Ontario Edition) - 2023-01-24

• A MINING CITY DEMANDS ACTION
• ArriveCan app subcontrac­ting ‘illogical and inefficien­t’: PM
• Ontario’s top court doubles sentence in domestic violence case
• South Africa sides with Russia on push for redesigned global order
• Jury convicts man who propped feet on Pelosi’s desk during U.S. Capitol riot
• ALASKA BOUNDARY CONVENTION TAKES EFFECT
• Military clears Fortin of misconduct after his acquittal on sexual-assault charge
• Why should Sir John A. take all the blame for Canada’s injustice to Indigenous peoples?
• Ottawa underestim­ating risk of 2023 recession, prolonged high interest rates: Dodge
• Morneau wanted ex-prime ministers to address Sussex Drive decline
• Rural mayors raise concerns with Ford’s housing plan, Greenbelt developmen­t
• MAYORS CALL FOR MORE UKRAINIAN NEWCOMER RESETTLEME­NT FUNDING
• BODY OF MISSING SNOWMOBILE­R RECOVERED IN SIX MILE LAKE, OPP SAY
• Attacks on Toronto’s homeless appear to be escalating, advocates say
• California mass shooting death toll rises to 11, police seek motive
• Poland seeks coalition to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine
• Taiwan expands diplomatic presence in Canada
• How to turn carbon taxes conservati­ve
• OWN THE DECISION
• PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE
• WRITE TO ME
• BLOCKED OUT
• Health reform can’t wait for politician­s
• Seeking asylum is a legal human right – why are we treating it as the opposite?
• Apple TV’s Shrinking gets big-hearted star power from Harrison Ford and Jason Segel
• 20 Days in Mariupol: New documentar­y illuminate­s the horrors of war
• SNL creator Lorne Michaels to be honoured at PEN America Literary Gala
• CHALLENGE CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY'S QUICK
• YESTERDAY'S CRYPTIC
• New program, same problems: Ottawa’s record on innovation generates skepticism around nascent investment agency
• Proxy battles set to grow as ETF investors gain more voting power
• Business leaders join group pushing for employee ownership
• Fiera Capital replaces CEO with founder in surprise succession reversal
• Xanadu receives $40-million from Ottawa to develop quantum computers
• On LNG, Canada rejected Germany, then Japan – we can’t keep doing that
• Competitio­n Bureau likely to lose its appeal
• Climate change spurs innovation at ski resorts
• PARTNERSHI­PS WITH SFU INSPIRING ‘LIGHT-BULB MOMENTS’
• UNLOCKING DATA VALUE
• Clever investors would do well to see high yield as a profitable option
• The consensus is that gold is regaining its lustre
• EYE ON EQUITIES
• TSX at seven-month high as tech sector bounces
• Leafs dominate Islanders
• Rugby Canada meets with World Rugby to discuss high-performanc­e future
• Harold Ballard doc pulls back curtain on a raw, uncomforta­ble reality
• Educators call for inquiry into abuse in Canadian sports
• EVERTON REPORTEDLY FIRES LAMPARD AS CLUB FIGHTS TO AVOID RELEGATION
• HENDERSON MOVES UP TO NO. 1 ON LPGA TOUR STANDINGS
• Gaudreau is back at the Saddledome – as a Blue Jacket
• SENATORS’ NORRIS TO MISS REST OF NHL SEASON
• Veteran linebacker Muamba still mulling football future
• Trade rumours swirl at CF Montreal training camp
• Rolen could become just 18th third baseman in Hall of Fame
• MICHAEL GEORGE HICKEY
• WILFRED DALE POSGATE
• MARJORIE GRACE ROWE
• BLUE JAYS SIGN NINE INTERNATIO­NAL FREE AGENTS
• SCHOLAR HAD PASSION FOR COUNTRY’S POLITICAL INSTITUTIO­NS
• Artist. Educator. Communicat­or. Bon vivant.

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

The Globe and Mail (Ontario Edition) - 2023-01-25