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Carney details plans to open Canada’s four largest airports to private investment (opens the original)
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Good morning. I’m Andrew Willis, a business columnist at The Globe and Mail. I’m at the Canada Investment Summit today, and recently spent a week in Calgary, where I met with the CEOs of several oil sands producers. Prime Minister Mark Carney just made a tax announcement that will thrill the heads of the country’s largest energy companies. He announced a “Productivity Mega Deduction” that allows companies to immediately deduct 100 per cent of the cost of new investment across far more assets tha
Opinion: We are entering a hopeful moment for the treatment of cancer (opens the original)
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Keith Stewart is the director of Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and the vice-president of cancer and laboratory medicine at Toronto’s University Health Network. It has never been more urgent to create a world free from the fear of cancer. Cancer rates are steadily rising among younger generations, and global cancer diagnoses are projected to increase dramatically over the next 25 years. But hope is accelerating as it becomes increasingly feasible to diagnose cancer earlier, leading to better tr
Meet the Pinball wizards, whose love of the game runs deep (opens the original)
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Packed into a barn at the Great Northern Exhibition Fairground in Stayner Ont., close to 100 pinball machines clank, ping and sing in an echoing chorus. The earliest one dates to the 1930s; the newest is a Pokémon game released only a few months ago. Pinball machines are often described as a world under glass – intricately placed ramps, bumpers, targets and pins in a cabinet adorned with its respective generation’s pop culture imagery. The objective is to control a metal ball, using two small fl
Wildfires are burning across Canada. Our experts answered questions about safe evacuations, effects of smoke and more (opens the original)
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There are hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada, with several threatening communities and forcing residents to flee or prepare to evacuate at a moment’s notice. The fires have also sent smoke billowing to other parts of the country and beyond its borders, prompting air quality warnings from Environment Canada and the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatened retaliatory tariffs if Canada can’t contain its fires. Globe reporter Jesse Winter and emergency physician Dr. Shazma Mithan
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