by GLC Staff | Sep 24, 2026 | canada, economy, environment, ontario, politics, toronto, Uncategorized
(Photo: ESE Mag) TORONTO, Ontario — September 24, 2026 — The Ontario government has announced up to $1.8 million in funding for community-led projects intended to protect and restore the Great Lakes, offering new support for local environmental initiatives while...
by GLC Staff | Aug 25, 2026 | art + food, business, culture, opinion, politics, Uncategorized
(Photo: Target) MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota — August 25, 2026 — There was a time when Target seemed to understand exactly what kind of company it wanted to be. The Minneapolis-born retailer proudly wrapped itself in the language of diversity, inclusion and community. It...
by GLC Staff | Jun 19, 2026 | business, culture, district of columbia, legal, opinion, politics, Uncategorized, united states, washington
(Photo: AA) Washington, D.C. — June 16, 2026 For years, Donald Trump attacked former President Barack Obama over the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement. Trump called it one of the worst deals ever negotiated, arguing that it gave Iran too much money and too many concessions...
by GLC Staff | Jun 11, 2026 | art + food, business, culture, events, Fifa, legal, opinion, outdoors, politics, Uncategorized
(Photo: FIFA / Here Are The Birds) Mexico City, Mexico — June 11, 2026 The FIFA World Cup 2026 officially began today, but it is impossible to view the tournament as just a sporting celebration. While fans gather across stadiums in Mexico, the United States, and...
by GLC Staff | May 23, 2026 | automobiles, automobiles, business, business, civil, culture, district of columbia, election, health, healthcare, infrastructure, legal, opinion, politics, technology, technology, Uncategorized, united states, washington
(Photo: MSN) United States — May 23, 2026 The federal push toward requiring AI-powered driver monitoring systems in all new vehicles by 2027 is being sold as a road safety breakthrough. But stripped of the marketing language, it raises a more uncomfortable question:...
by GLC Staff | Apr 22, 2026 | agriculture, business, cannabis, cannabis, civil, culture, farmington, legal, minnesota, politics, small business, Uncategorized
(Photo: MPR) FARMINGTON, Minn. — April 22, 2026 Minnesota cannabis operators Richard Brama and Josh Kasprzyk have moved forward with a new cultivation facility in St. Paul while continuing a legal battle with Eureka Township over the denial of their original...
