The Globe and Mail; September 14, 2024

The Globe and Mail newspaper, founded in 1844, is Canada's foremost news media company and a part of Canada’s fabric. They cover events that have changed the nation as well as the day-to-day happenings that continue to shape Canada as a country.

Saturday, September 14, 2024

The Globe and Mail reports on:

• Fall Arts Preview
• The highs, lows and whoas of TIFF
• AI was supposed to revolutionize drug discovery. It hasn't
• Unbowed: Why Justin Trudeau isn't going anywhere
• Andrew Coyne: Deal or no deal, the Liberals are stuck
• Stephen Maher: In polarized times, the centre cannot hold
• A war-weary nation braces for its darkest winter
• A helmet topper hoping to make football safer
• Russians a War is an eye-opening film that deserves to be seen
• Six picks to rock a strong red lip this season
• Is luxury dining too rich for Toronto?
• Warming oceans spell trouble for Canada
• And more...