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What is ‘ghost posting,’ the crafty social media tactic giving users more control over their feeds? (opens the original)
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On Instagram, a social media platform designed to generate posts’ reach and engagement, some younger users are choosing to post in a way that keeps their content buried. What gives? Coined “ghost posting,” the trend involves a user posting a photo to their Instagram grid and then immediately archiving it. Archiving saves the content in a private folder that only the account holder can see. At a later date, the post can be unarchived at the user’s discretion, a tactic thought to dissuade the app
How rising bond yields are affecting Canadian mortgages, inflation and investing (opens the original)
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The bond market has gained increased attention in recent weeks as fluctuations and record highs affect consumers and investors alike, influencing inflation, mortgages and car loans, GICs, long-term bonds and more. But what is a bond yield, how does the bond market work, why is it so critical to the global financial system and how does it touch Canada specifically? Scott Barlow, a market strategist for The Globe and a 20-year veteran of Canadian investment banks recently joined The Decibel podcas
The best Canadian moments from the 2026 Emmys (opens the original)
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Throngs of Hollywood’s A-list television actors descended on Los Angeles’s Peacock Theater to celebrate their craft at the 78th edition of the Emmys last night. In true award show fashion, the evening spurred touching tributes, cringey jokes, meme-able stills (we’re looking at you Michelle Pfeiffer) – and some truly Canadian moments. Against the political backdrop of an intensifying trade war between Canada and the United States, the night of pop culture largely celebrated American talent. But a
Lake Ontario merchandise grabs attention on both sides of the border (opens the original)
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump moved to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America, there has been a surge in interest in Lake Ontario-themed merchandise from shoppers on both sides of the border. Google searches for Lake Ontario shirts in Canada peaked around Aug. 30, three days after Mr. Trump signed the executive order to rename the body of water, and audiences looking for Lake Ontario hats, tees and other items have reached what the search engine labels as “breakout” status – a phrase meaning in
Kacey Musgraves’s Middle of Nowhere tour brings hits and humour to Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena (opens the original)
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There are two rules for attending her Middle of Nowhere tour, country-pop singer Kacey Musgraves told the crowd last night at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena: Be a good person (which the 38-year-old expressed more profanely) and have a good time. “I think Canadians have a spicy side, and I’d like to see that tonight,” she said. Easy enough. Musgraves had everyone on their feet as she tore through a 21-song set spanning four of her seven albums. Featured heavily were tunes from the tour’s namesake, Mi
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