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January 13

Artificial intelligence pioneer helped machines think like humans
Ontario college teachers vote to strike
Haiti a nation in ruins, crying for help
In this photo taken Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010, and released by the Philippine Mission to the United Nations, members of the 10th Philippine Peacekeeping Contingent serving with the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) extend emergency services to victims at the collapsed U.N. headquarters in Port-au-Prince where a number of staff members and peacekeepers, including three from the Philippines, remain trapped, more than a day after a powerful earthquake struck the capital city. (AP Photo/United Nations, Marco Dormino)
Ecclestone proposes grand prix shortcuts
Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone answers questions.
She came to help the Haitians she loved - then disaster struck
Nurse Yvonne Martin, shown on a visit to Haiti in 2009 at right, is the first Canadian casualty reported in the earthquakes that devastated the island nation on Tuesday.
Raptors approach fork in the road
Toronto Raptors' Chris Bosh reacts at the final buzzer after his team beat San Antonio Spurs 91-86 during action in Toronto on Sunday January 3, 2010. Bosh scored 22 points to become the Raptors all time leading scorer THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Retired referee scolds Burrows for going to media
Maria Sharapova, basketball connoisseur
Tennis player Maria Sharapova smiles as she showcases the Paloma Picasso Tiffany & Co. earrings that she will wear on court at the 2010 Australian Open next week.
Budget miscalculation puts strain on schools
Quake predictions a long way off
Haitians walk past destroyed buildings in Port-au-Prince.
Paying Winnipeg cops to bulk up is a matter of survival, union says
Peart drums up a new Hockey Theme
Allan Maki
Former university coach assails Danton ruling
Ted Morton nabs finance post in Alberta cabinet shakeup
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach watches as Ted Morton is sworn in as Minister of Sustainable Resource Development in Edmonton on Dec. 15, 2006.
Tension brewing in Leafs dressing room
Jonas Gustavsson, seen taking a break during Toronto's 3-0 loss to Buffalo.
Will the world's pity lead to lasting change?
Survivors stand on the roof of a demolished house after a massive eartquake in Port-au-Prince, on Jan. 13, 2010.
Benitez's fate is surely sealed. Or is it?
Canadian pair set to play first tour event as members
Graham DeLaet hits a tee shot during the final round of the 2009 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament at Bear Lakes Country Club on December 7, 2009 in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Canada rushes aid to Haiti
Military personnel prepare to load a Griffin helicopter on a CC-177 Globemaster on the tarmac at CFB Trenton for a Disaster Assistance Response Team, DART, humanitarian mission to earthquake ravaged Haiti.
On-ice anguish the least of Laraque's concerns
Montreal Canadiens forward Georges Laraque, seen in a file photo, is apologizing for appearing in an ad featuring scantily clad women.
Haitian Montrealers anxious for word
Top 6 mindless money wasters
Google's defiance in China gaining support
A Chinese Google user carries bouquets of flowers that he wants to present to the Google China headquarters in Beijing
Commission puts U.S. banks under the spotlight
From left, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein; JPMorgan Chase & Company Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James Dimon; Morgan Stanley Chairman John Mack.
Vacation resorts abandon grand plans
Canadian businesses with ties to Haiti assess damage
For Canadian cities, big isn't always best
Immigrants to Canada, the Ko family play in the basement of their Richmond Hill home.
It's time for Canada to deliver in Haiti
Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Port-au-Prince, 2007: It's time for Canada to deliver
We need a Marshall Plan for Haiti
How Haiti's government and international partners handle reconstruction will determine its future.
Fat Nation? A snapshot of Canadians getting fitter
Darin Buckland takes the stairs, not the elevator, as often as he can.
Polygamist leader suing B.C. government
Winston Blackmore during a press conference in the community of Bountiful near Creston, B.C. January 8, 2009.
My friend won't stop talking about his sex life
David Eddie
This country is falling apart (really)
Margaret Wente
It's always about money: VANOC and the aboriginal torch relay
Gary Mason
A snowballing protest shows democracy matters to Canadians
Lawrence Martin
Fat Nation: Canadians are heavier, wider, weaker
Nearly two-thirds of adults are overweight or obese and a quarter of kids fell into those categories, according to the Canadian Health Measures Survey.
CanWest posts profit on Ten Network sale
CanWest-owned newspaper boxes in Vancouver
20 B.C. residents survive Haiti earthquake
Survivors stand on the roof of a demolished house after a massive eartquake in Port-au-Prince, on Jan. 13, 2010.
Some of the parts may be better than the whole
Jan.14: Letters to the editor
Record labels must answer price-fixing allegations
Literary festival expands program, scope and guest list
Ian McEwan is one of the headlining authors at the Globe and Mail Open House Festival.
Suncor to issue Fort Hills details later in 2010
The Fort Hills project is located in the Athabasca oil sands region approximately 90 kilometres north of Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Calendar calisthenics: one step forward, one step back?
Russell Smith
It could have been worse
Destruction in the district of Jakmel on Jan. 13, 2010. Photograph sent to The Globe and Mail from students at Haiti's film school, Cine Institute.
Legally Blonde in London: infectious fun
Alex Gaumond as Emmett Forrest and Sheridan Smith as Elle Woods in the Savoy Theatre's production of Legally Blonde: The Musical.
Winter showcase gives Fringe hits a second life
Monica Dottor and a subdued Nicholas Campbell in The Red Queen Effect.
Essential tracks from the punk era
The Viletones' Steve Leckie in 1977. The band was one of the most influential in Toronto's early punk scene.
Blue Jays add more roster depth
Can NBC's boy wonder survive his Conan-Jay blunder?
Jeff Zucker, President and CEO of NBC Universal.
Is a cheap, AWD sedan too much to ask?
2010 Subaru Legacy
Apache acquires control of Kitimat LNG
Liquefied natural gas pipeline
Prorogation hammers Conservative support in polls
This week in theatre
At the close: A lighter shade of beige
Basketball duo named CIS athletes of the week
A sneak peek into a plugged-in future
Chevrolet General Manager Jim Campbell talks about the Aveo RS concept vehicle (R) and the Spark Rebecca Cook/Reuters
Caribbean earthquake primer
Ruined papeir mache models that were to be displayed at the Carnivale in February are shown in the earthquake ruins in Port-au-Prince on Jan. 13, 2010. Photograph sent to The Globe and Mail from students at Haiti's film school, Cine Institute.
Five of the most powerful earthquakes
This photo taken on September 29, 2009 after an 8.0-magnitude quake and tsunami struck in the early morning offshore shows damage in Pago Pago, on American Samoa. The huge earthquake churned up a giant tsunami that devastated the Samoa islands.
Jeff Gray earthquake audio
Daniel Alfredsson nearing return
The year optimism returned
Pianist Jan Lisiecki shines with OSM
Pianist Jan Lisiecki quickly makes you forget how old - or young - he is.
Joe Kertes wins National Jewish Book Award
Joseph Kertes
Looking for a financial calculator?
'It's as if an atomic bomb has fallen over Port-au-Prince'
Beige Book adds some colour to markets
On the road to a sustainable form of business
Stuart Hart
Google-China spat shines light on cyberspying
Blinded by the light - of oncoming headlights
Google versus China: A shot heard 'round the world
A Chinese flag flutters outside Google's China headquarters in Beijing
Big win for Weiner
Olympic glory, courtesy of Germany
Barrick sues to stop sale of Chilean assets to Goldcorp
Monster likes life in Toronto
'I feel so powerless'
People carry an injured person after an earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Wednesday.
Cameroon surprised by Gabon
CanLit at Shanghai's World Expo 2010
A.F. Moritz
Weizhen Tang, accused in Ponzi scheme, will seek legal aid, his lawyer says
Weizhen Tang
Help! My carpool buddies are driving me crazy
Feds argue for fine of 'significant magnitude' against U.S. Steel
Will Scotiabank swap its mutual funds for bigger CI stake ?
Bill Holland, CEO of CI Financial
BMO hires leverage loan specialist
If any candidate has a better hat, I'll eat mine
Raymond James draws a pair of bankers
Google and China go to war
Agent: Hiddink committed to Russia job
Montreal Impact bolster midfield
Senators fire goaltending coach
Social media sites deliver steady stream of Haiti updates
Haitians walk past destroyed buildings in Port-au-Prince.
Toronto 18 planned 'the battle of Toronto'
Trial sketch of Shareef Abdelhaleem, the alleged money man behind the Al-Qaeda-inspired plot to explode fertilizer bombs in downtown Toronto.
How the money in the economy is managed
Gary Rabbior
Giving architects their due
The Bosh trade buzz
Toronto Raptor Chris Bosh celebrates defeating the San Antonio Spurs after their NBA game in Toronto on Jan. 3, 2010. Bosh became the all-time leading scorer for the franchise in the game.
Are you fitter than the average Canadian?
Metaphors fly at Wall Street hearing
Operation Hamlet begins with DART deployment and search for trapped Canadian
Sorry, wrong Robinson
Writer Peter Robinson.
Banks in a rut: NBF's Mark
Khabibulin headed for surgery
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