Your daily horoscope: November 29, 2025
Your daily horoscope for Saturday, November 29, 2025
The Globe Life 
Is Spotify losing the streaming wars as it faces boycotts, lawsuits and assorted controversies?
The popular listening platform Spotify has dominated the streaming industry for years. But there have been recent calls to boycott the platform over controversies surrounding issues like artist compensation, its CEO and ICE ads. Are listeners finally fed up?
CBC Entertainment 
Alberta health workers ratify new collective agreement
Deal was reached moments before strike was set to start last weekend
Most assisted deaths in Canada follow a cancer diagnosis, annual report finds
The disease was the most frequently cited medical condition, affecting more than 63 per cent of MAID recipients
Multitasking is bad for our brains and our work. Some are pushing ‘mono-tasking’ instead
Multitasking balloons our days to 32 hours
Multitasking is bad for our brains and our work. Some are pushing ‘mono-tasking’ instead
Multitasking balloons our days to 32 hours
At Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week, international recognition grows alongside a sold-out event
The event, which started as a one-woman-operation in 2017 and now has over 200 staff, is a launchpad for budding Indigenous talent
The Case for Lifelong Renting
Canadians are too obsessed with buying houses. There’s an alternative.
Maclean’s Magazine 
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi on life lessons from Liza Minelli, Linda Evangelista and Eartha Kitt
Mizrahi’s hybrid memoir, monologue, concert and cabaret performance, A Holiday Fruitcake, comes to Toronto’s Koerner Hall on Dec. 12
Your daily horoscope: November 28, 2025
Your daily horoscope for Friday, November 28, 2025
Sens’ captain Brady Tkachuk set to return against hometown Blues
Tkachuk required six-weeks recovery from a thumb injury that needed surgery after being injured Oct. 13
Which favourite holiday decoration do you bring out every year?
Is there a tree topper or ornament that holds a special place in your heart? Send us your stories and photos for a future Globe and Mail story
Alberta’s New Pipeline Will Remain a Pipe Dream
Danielle Smith’s pipeline promise is nothing but a political abstraction
Ticketmaster will partially refund fans of singer Olivia Dean after she called out 'vile' reselling
'The prices at which you’re allowing tickets to be re-sold is vile and completely against our wishes,' U.K. musician and breakout star Olivia Dean said of Ticketmaster on Instagram last week. Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation said they’ll limit the ability to resell tickets above face value going forward, and will refund fans the difference.