How a New Brunswick island is caught in the middle of the Canada-U.S. trade war
A Canadian island reliant on the U.S. for everyday necessities is caught in the middle as tensions strain a centuries-old relationship.
Nigadoo News
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Politics & Government
Saskatoon committee to weigh expropriating land for BRT stations
The leader of a Saskatoon business association says her members were taken by surprise that expropriation is on the table for the construction of six bus rapid transit sites.
Shelter-in-place issued for University of Toronto Mississauga campus
Emergency responders are at the scene at McLuhan Court residence
Shelter-in-place order for students at U of T Mississauga campus
A spokesperson for Peel Regional Paramedic Services says police asked them to stage nearby and that they had not taken any patients.
The Globe and Mail wins four Jack Webster Awards
Globe journalists were recognized for coverage of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, the complexity of bail reform in Canada and the necessity of protecting wilderness in British Columbia
Business & Economy
Progress on trade talks is ‘encouraging,’ says Canadian industry group
The head of the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters group says it’s 'good news' to hear that U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney have spoken on the phone regarding trade.
Trump cancels trade benefits for South Africa and Rwanda
Decision is expected to trigger loss of thousands of jobs, especially in South Africa, where agricultural, automotive sectors will be hurt
Environment & Climate
Farm workers are falling sick in a Kenyan horticultural town. Were they poisoned by pesticides?
Timau’s industry has provided local Kenyans with an economic lifeline. But now, many believe it has made them seriously illWhen Reuben Muriki fainted while doing a chore in the compound of his home...
UK ministers told not to engage formally with Indian mega-zoo after lobbying
Guardian and Mongabay reveal approaches to officials and MPs on behalf of Vantara zoo ahead of UK-chaired Cites meeting on endangered animal importsBritish government ministers were told not to...
Country diary: The sound of thousands of cranes is truly oceanic | Mark Cocker
Hortobágy, Hungary: Their sheer size is striking enough, but the noise is something else, especially when they gather in huge migratory flocksWith a standing height of 1.4 metres, common cranes are...