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Mount Everest
British climber dies on Mount Everest descent as death toll of climbers in Nepal reaches 18
The Globe and Mail - Gopal Sharma
A British climber too weak to descend from Mount Everest died on Saturday, officials said, the eighth climber to die on the world’s tallest mountain and the 18th in Nepal’s Himalayas during the current
Small Business (Canada)
In today’s job market, employers can’t be "résumé snobs”
The Globe and Mail - Guy Dixon
The good employment news is not necessarily great news for small business owners. When the labour market is hot – as it is at the moment, with job openings on the rise across much of the Canadian economy
Investing
Here is an investor ‘say on pay’ vote checklist
The Globe and Mail - Robert Tattersall
The federal budget earlier this year contained a provision requiring prescribed corporations to develop an approach to remuneration with respect to directors and employees who are “members of senior management.”
Tech Industry
Social media giants in hot seat this week as politicians consider how to regulate tech industry
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Tech giants will be in the hot seat this week as politicians from Canada and 10 other countries gather to consider how best to protect citizens’ privacy and their democracies in the age of big data. The
Toronto Raptors
No arrests made following Toronto Raptors win despite thousands celebrating in streets
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Despite thousands of fans celebrating in the streets after the Toronto Raptors defeated the Milwaukee Bucks to become the Eastern Conference champions last night, Toronto police confirmed that no arrests
Indy 500
Simon Pagenaud wins Indy 500 on Penske’s golden anniversary
The Globe and Mail - Jenna Fryer
Simon Pagenaud has won his first Indy 500, making an audacious pass of Alexander Rossi before taking the white flag and holding of the hard-charging driver from Andretti Autosport. Pagenaud’s victory an
French Open
Felix Auger-Aliassime makes ‘difficult’ decision to pull out of French Open with injury
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Canada’s Félix Auger-Aliassime called his decision to pull out of the French Open one of the more difficult he’s had to make in his young tennis career. The 18-year-old from Montreal pulled out of the
Motorcycles
Child in life-threatening condition after hit-and-run with motorcycle, Toronto police say
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Toronto police say a young child is in life-threatening condition after he was struck by a motorcycle which fled the scene. Police spokeswoman Katrina Arrogante says officers were called to the east end
Stocks
Trade protection doesn’t have to exclude U.S. growth stocks
The Globe and Mail - Sinéad Carew
The escalating U.S.-China trade war has sent dividend-rich sectors like utilities higher, but investors don’t need to get all defensive just yet, according to strategists who say there are plenty of growth
What employees need to know about using recreational cannabis
The Globe and Mail - Bill Howatt
The Conference Board of Canada and The Globe and Mail are partnering to explore the relationship between career success and cannabis use. Employers and employees (both recreational and medical cannabis
Pneumonia
Why should more Canadian seniors get vaccinated for pneumonia?
The Globe and Mail - Paul Taylor
I recently turned 65 and went to my family doctor for a checkup. She said I should get a vaccination to protect me from pneumonia. I consider myself to be a relatively fit senior. Why would I need a pneumonia
Canadian News
The need for speed: North Shore calls for a train amid need for fast public transit
The Globe and Mail - Adrienne Tanner
Ever noticed how your North Shore friends are often running a little late? They arrive in a flap at least 20 minutes past the appointed hour, apologizing and blaming bridge traffic as though the tie-up
François Legault
Quebec premier Legault aims to boost use of hydroelectric power
The Globe and Mail - Kevin Dougherty
François Legault, premier of Canada’s hydroelectricity-reliant Quebec province, on Sunday said he would present a sweeping plan to electrify public transport, and heating and air conditioning by the end
Lifestyle (Canada)
My on-again, off-again relationship with anxiety has taught me a lot
The Globe and Mail - Nina K. Moore
First Person is a daily personal piece submitted by readers. Have a story to tell? See our guidelines at tgam.ca/essayguide. We’ve been together for a long time now. I’m 40 and we’ve dated on and off years
World News
Countries to watch as divided Europe elects its parliament
The Globe and Mail
As voters in all 28 European Union countries elect a new shared parliament, here are some key races to watch in the battle to fill the 751 seats in the European Parliament: Italy’s anti-migrant, anti-Islam
Teva
Teva settles with Oklahoma for $85-million in opioid case
The Globe and Mail - The Associated Press
One of the drugmakers named in Oklahoma’s lawsuit over the opioid crisis has agreed to a settlement in which it will pay the state $85-million. Israeli-owned Teva Pharmaceuticals and Oklahoma Attorney
Nick Nurse
Raptors coach Nurse to coach Canada at 2019 FIBA World Cup: source
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Toronto Raptors head coach Nick Nurse has agreed to coach Canada’s men’s basketball team at the 2019 FIBA World Cup – and possibly beyond. A source confirmed a media report to The Canadian Press on Sunday
British Columbia
B.C. Supreme Court judge declares mistrial in murder plot case
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
The lawyers for Jamie Bacon say a judge has declared a mistrial in a murder plot case. Lawyer Kimberly Eldred says in an statement that Justice Catherine Wedge of the B.C. Supreme Court declared a mistrial
Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton wins Monaco Grand Prix in the spirit of Lauda
The Globe and Mail - Alan Baldwin
Lewis Hamilton withstood lap after lap of intense pressure on worn tyres to win a nail-biting Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday in a triumphant tribute to his Mercedes team’s late Formula One great Niki Lauda.
World News
Oklahoma tornado kills two, injures 29
The Globe and Mail - Tim Talley, Sue Ogrocki
A tornado levelled a motel and tore through a mobile home park near Oklahoma City overnight, killing two people and injuring at least 29 others before a second twister raked a suburb of Tulsa more than
Drama
The Hot Zone: Outbreak thriller with a cold set of scary facts
The Globe and Mail - John Doyle
It starts with a very graphic scene that lasts several minutes. It’s a warning, that scene. If you don’t have the stomach to see what a virus such as Ebola does to the human body, then walk away now. Hot
Toronto Raptors
Magic Johnson, Canadian Olympians, Blue Jays tweet support for Raptors after historic win
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Fans took to the streets of Toronto, honking horns and lighting fireworks into the overcast night sky after Kawhi Leonard scored 27 points to help the Raptors advance to their first-ever NBA Finals with
Sports
Bart Starr, 1960s Green Bay quarterback, dies at 85
The Globe and Mail
Bart Starr, the gentlemanly quarterback and catalyst of Vince Lombardi’s powerhouse Green Bay Packers teams of the 1960s whose sneak won the famed “Ice Bowl” in 1967, has died. He was 85. The Packers Sunday
Ireland
Ireland votes to liberalize divorce laws
The Globe and Mail - The Associated Press
Irish voters have overwhelmingly endorsed a plan to liberalize the country’s constitution to make it easier for couples to divorce, election officials said on Sunday. More than 82 per cent of voters endorsed
Canadian News
Two new measles cases in New Brunswick brings total to five
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Health officials in New Brunswick say there are two new cases of measles in the province, bringing the number of confirmed cases to five. All of the cases are in the Saint John area and the latest two,
Lifestyle (Canada)
How smart will smartphones get? A look at the exciting, and worrisome, possibilities
The Globe and Mail - Ian Bailey
Let’s say it’s 2029, and your new smartphone has detected a pattern in the use of your Starbucks app. Every time you have a meeting with your boss, you immediately stress-drink a Venti extra sweet, double-shot
Roger Federer
Many happy returns for Roger Federer at first French Open since 2015
The Globe and Mail - Howard Fendrich
Roger Federer entered a refurbished Court Philippe Chatrier for his first French Open match since 2015, greeted by the sun peeking through the clouds and the full-throated support of spectators in their
Ontario
Ontario eliminates Indigenous Culture Fund as government cuts millions of dollars in arts funding
The Globe and Mail - The Canadian Press
Ontario has eliminated an Indigenous Culture Fund as the government cuts tens of millions of dollars in arts funding. The Progressive Conservative government is attempting to trim an 11.7-billion dollar
Toronto Raptors
There’s plenty of room on the Toronto Raptors playoff bandwagon. Here’s what to know
The Globe and Mail - Globe Staff
The Toronto Raptors will play in the NBA Finals for the first time ever after eliminating the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday night 100-94. With the team four wins away from a league championship, here’s a look
Canadian News
‘He was the “Pain Guy” ’: A Toronto physician’s ex-patients share their allegations of sexual abuse
The Globe and Mail - Vjosa Isai
It took doctors 15 years to explain the 27-year-old woman’s symptoms. She has trigeminal neuralgia, an excruciatingly painful, facial nerve condition commonly known as the “suicide disease” because of