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Lambert+Fils and Bruises Gallery team up on Bar Lanterne in Montreal (until 13 October 2023)

Beau Akey contract and salary cap details, contract breakdowns, dead money, and news.

Alberta's Opposition NDP is moving ahead with town hall consultations next week on the government's proposal to have the province quit the Canada Pension Plan.

The first two episodes of The Globe’s new true crime podcast, In Her Defence, are out now. Plus, reporter Jana G. Pruden recounts visiting Helen Naslund in prison for the first time

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Family taped 'missing person' signs Saturday where Dylan Koshman was last seen, hoping residents in the area will remember new details surrounding his disappearance. 

‘I read that there were recalls for a fire risk and that Bolt owners were told to park outside to charge. How do I find out whether it’s been fixed?’

Construction is wrapping up for the season on the City of Edmonton's 132nd Avenue collector renewal project.But the work has not gone unnoticed.The project has captured the attention of Canada's urban planning community as the renewal aims to strike a balance between pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.The renewal is a five-year project that spans three wards between Fort Road and 127th Street to better align with city initiatives such as the speed limit reduction, Vision Zero and the Ed...

The three-bedroom house sits on a prime spot near MacKinnon Ravine, about six kilometres west of the city’s downtown core

All unionised QA workers on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf have lost their jobs after EA and BioWare decided not to continue the…