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Four rescued from Gaza in largest hostage recovery since war began

The operation brought the total number of rescued hostages to seven. About 120 hostages remain, with 43 pronounced dead

Aid is delivered to Gaza from newly repaired U.S.-built pier, U.S. official says

opinion

Platitudes won’t roll back antisemitism

The Editorial Board
opinion

Why Toronto’s mayor should attend this weekend’s Walk with Israel

Marcus Gee
Marcus Gee
Stanley Cup Finals

After a lifetime of expectation, Connor McDavid’s moment is finally here

Best player in the world predicted Stanley Cup-winning goals when he was a young child, mother says, and now the Oilers captain is in a position to make his dreams come true
opinion

Welcome to Florida, the Stanley Cup capital of the 21st century

Cathal Kelly
Cathal Kelly
opinion

Edmonton Oilers hope to bring back glory days of Stanley Cup dominance

Roy MacGregor
Roy MacGregor
opinion

In hockey, income inequality is for losers

Jeff Rubin

When was the last time the Edmonton Oilers were in the Stanley Cup final? A definitive guide to bringing the Cup home to Canada

Globe in Ukraine

An elite squad of Ukrainian fighters has been battling Russian occupation on the front lines. This is the story of their war

The Globe’s Mark MacKinnon followed a Ukrainian special forces team to cover their struggle to defend their country and how they’ve been pushed to the limits – and beyond – over the 27-plus months since Russia’s invasion
Foreign interference

Canada can’t allow allegations of collusion with foreign powers to hang over Ottawa, former CSIS director says

The Globe and Mail reported earlier this week that the unredacted version of findings identifies some, though not all, of the parliamentarians accused of collaborating with foreign governments for their own benefit
opinion

Name those parliamentarians who collude against us

The Editorial Board
opinion

What else do you call it when people conspire against their own country?

Andrew Coyne
Andrew Coyne
Formula 1

In Montreal, logistical acrobatics that help pull off Grand Prix races around the world take centre stage

For Formula One, global freight giant DHL has been charged with moving cars, fuel, broadcasting equipment, hospitality furnishings and thousands of pieces of additional gear to 24 races in 21 countries on five continents.

Lewis Hamilton posts fastest lap in third free practice at Canadian Grand Prix

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Death comes to Happy Valley: Half a century after his first known murders, a serial killer is unmasked

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‘When all is said and done, the ICC and ICJ will hold people to account. We should all be able to support that.’ The state of international justice, plus other letters to the editor for June 8

In today’s letters to the editor: Trudeau, Poilievre and the Senate; the history of international justice; bisexual identity

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Ottawa issues ‘sunset clauses’ for historical records access

Thirteen Saskatchewan ministries refuse to comply with information commissioner’s decision

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Pizza chefs compete in dough acrobatics in ArgentinaVideo0:36

U.S. adds far more jobs than expected in MayVideo0:59

Honey hunters in Nepal face dwindling bee numbersVideo3:00

Police use tear gas to disperse pro-Palestinian protesters at McGillVideo1:10

Rapid-fire tiebreaker spells victory in Scripps National BeeVideo2:09

Fires in Brazil wetlands surge as drought loomsVideo1:14

Samsung union in South Korea stages first walkoutVideo1:48

Trudeau commemorates Canadian landing at Juno Beach on D-DayVideo1:58

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Opinion

In hockey, income inequality is for losers

Jeff Rubin
Opinion

Be prepared, additional rate cuts from Bank of Canada will be very gradual

Craig Alexander

After a lifetime of expectation, Connor McDavid’s moment is finally here

From pensions to health benefits, the absence of inflation indexing is making us poorer

Tribunal hears Toronto Police unable to test driver for alcohol after intervention by high-ranking inspector

Opinion

Rosenberg Research: Markets are underestimating how much the BoC will cut rates in the next 12 months

Dylan Smith

Canada can’t allow allegations of collusion with foreign powers to hang over Ottawa, former CSIS director says

Burger recipes: Kimchi bacon smash burger and grilled paneer and watermelon

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We need to know the names of the traitor MPs, but don’t count on any of the parties to give them up

Andrew Coyne
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Code-breaker Sonja Sinclair kept her wartime work a secret for nearly 75 years

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La Cage aux Folles is no drag in uplifting production at Stratford Festival

Real estate investments in China are hemorrhaging value as buyers remain wary

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