Patrick White

Exactly what Trump’s plan entails or how it involves Canada, if at all, remains unclear, but some of his comments have confused and alarmed water experts north of the border

Research shows about 85 per cent of all diabetic limb amputations could be prevented with adequate screening and rapid limb-saving treatments

Also in today’s edition:

New CIHI research gives the first national overview of who is losing limbs to diabetic illnesses, and the picture is dire in rural Canada – where isolated communities have long borne the cost of scarce nutrition and health care

Officials are prepared to step in to open migration routes for salmon swimming up the rivers to spawning sites as soon as conditions are deemed safe

John Howard Society of Ontario finds people with a history of homelessness and involvement in the justice system say police, courts are a factor in loss of housing

Arash Missaghi, who was shot in an altercation with an alleged client, faced several multiyear investigations by police forces in different jurisdictions but the charges never stuck

Alan Kats’s widow says ‘fear and depression’ engulfed her husband after the couple lost $1.37-million to a scheme organized by Arash Missaghi and a broker

The multimillion-dollar counterfeiting ring led by David Voss produced upwards of 1,500 works attributed to the Ojibwe painter

After ousting Wynne’s Liberals, the Ford government terminated the program in July, 2018 – roughly one year into its three-year timeline

Chess-playing siblings arrive in Toronto for international competition

The Globe once portrayed the region almost as a colonial playground, but now includes northern Indigenous voices

Despite gloomy forecasts, sky-watchers’ patience was rewarded when the phenomenon briefly became visible

Kamloops This Week is one of at least 36 local news outlets in Canada to close in 2023, according to the Local News Research Project

In Nir Oz, population 400, one in four residents was either killed or abducted on Oct. 7

Final arguments begin in a lawsuit that could award Ontario Indigenous groups billions

Despite a court order authorizing the women to oversee the search for human remains on the grounds of the McGill University expansion project, the women were told to leave by security personnel

Elderly couple not among those implicated in alleged Norval Morrisseau fraud, but their ample legal problems are directly linked to the authenticity war over the artist’s work

Rumours of extensive fakes have suppressed prices for three decades, even for the masters

Investigation into thousands of Morrisseau fakes worth tens of millions of dollars leads to 40 charges against eight alleged forgers in Thunder Bay and southern Ontario