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January 18

Guilt comes out in the wash
Cabinet shuffle will see Raitt demoted, Ambrose get second shot
Federal Natural Resources Minister Lisa Raitt answers questions following a meeting of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency in Toronto on Thursday, June 18, 2009.
Kessel spares Leafs' blushes
Toronto Maple A right wing Phil Kessel checks Nashville Predators defenceman Ryan Suter off the puck in the third period of their NHL hockey game in Nashville, Tennessee, January 18, 2010.
Stanley Cup back where it belongs
Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby shows off the Stanley Cup from deck of the Canadian warship HMCS Preserver at CFB Halifax, Nova Scotia. August 7, 2009. Crosby chose his 22nd birthday as his tour day for the Stanley Cup.
Pity the powerful: They can't control themselves
A billboard for a South Carolina golf community features Tiger Woods, who in real life is taking a break from golf after the fallout from exposure of his extra-marital affairs.
From haven to hell on Haitian soil: A Quebecker colony in ruins
Survivors congregate at a makeshift camp for displaced people in a park in the centre of Port-au-Prince on Jan. 18, 2010.
Cynicism winning the day as desperate Haitians await help
MacLean won't apologize for Burrows rant
Ron MacLean
Dawson Creek couple receives $700 fine for animal cruelty
Haiti adoption inquiries surge, but is now the best time?
Peacekeepers help out in Haiti following this week's earthquake. Adopting children in the wake of a natural disaster can be extremely tricky, as well as raising some ethical issues.
Texting and giving: How five bucks and two seconds spur Haiti relief
A customer deposits money for a Haiti relief fund at a LCBO liquor store in Toronto.
Conan O'Brien is living the ultimate employee fantasy
New Chilean president cheers Canadian miners
Alberta beer ad rings Ontario's bell
Boxer Lager
Telecom aid bound for Haiti
A man tries to talk on his cellphone Jan. 12 in Port-au-Prince, the day a major earthquake rocked Haiti.
Cash-laden trusts lift commercial real estate
B.C. native groups unveil 'authentic' logo
The Aboriginal Tourism Association of B.C. unveiled their new logo which will designate native works as culturally authentic.
Europeans warm to playing for chilly Toronto
Newly signed Toronto Raptors Hedo Turkoglu smiles during his introductory news conference in Toronto on Thursday July 9, 2009. The Turkish forward signed from the Orlando Magic. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
Calgary grocery store shuttered after metal objects found in food
Bold Taliban attack shows vulnerable side of Karzai's Kabul
An Afghan police officer takes position at the scene of an attack in central Kabul.
Only thing Canada's reservists need cut is some slack
UFC May card in Montreal could move
Haiti's quake: A 'pact with the devil' is simply antediluvian
In revised deal, NB Power to retain some assets
Vancouver police move from Downtown Eastside to VANOC digs
Offices at the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) headquarters seen here from the auditorium area.
Memo to the CBC: Hire Conan
You heard correctly, Conan.
Gold bull homes in on miners adding reserves
We must rethink the rebuilding of Haiti
Critics believe foreign aid seldom offers more than Band-Aid solutions to intractable structural problems.
If the secession question is clear, Scots will say No
Jeffrey Simpson
Parity with greenback helps keep inflation in check
Advanced economies: the risky rich
The art of cabinet making
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty speaks in front of new cabinet ministers Eric Hoskins, Sophie Aggelonitis, Linda Jeffrey and Carol Mitchell after their swearing in ceremony at Queen's Park on Monday January 18, 2010.
Irving firm calls for regional energy transmission system
Irving's Saint John refinery
Weir on a mission in 2010
Stampeders hire Lyle Bauer
Lyle Bauer poses after the Calgary Stampeders Football team announced Bauer will join their club as their president and chief operating officer.
Jan. 19: Letters to the editor
RBC gears up for U.S. growth
N.B. to revise Hydro-Québec deal
A protester outside Government House in Fredericton
Don't expect 'contrarian' Liberals to tilt papers left
The Montreal Gazette office is seen on January 18, 2010.
Lakes wind could power Ontario: report
Why Google isn't racing from China
A few words from Mr. Credibility
At the close: Canada steps forward
Grading the Raptors
The growing ranks of 'mompreneurs'
Christie Schultz and five-month-old Alison.
Goodwill hunting season may not be over
Technology sets mompreneurs free
The Internet and other technology tools allow Christie Schultz to realize her vision and to lay the groundwork to start up local chapters of Entrepreneurial Moms International in Edmonton and Ottawa, as well as Austin, Tex., which is her home town.
500 volunteers involved in anti-doping efforts
Heart-sore from start to finish
Hawksley Workman
Mosquito: By golly, it's moly
Lou Schizas, Schizas' mailbag
Alouettes re-sign Bowman, Perrett
The Idol cycle
Paula Abdul and Ellen DeGeneres: Not exactly the same type of host
Mosaid forecasts higher profit, revenue in 2010
John Lindgren
Why Jim Flaherty wants a more laid-back G7 meeting
Your debt questions answered
Canadians don't expect to afford retirement dreams
'Fine tuning' of cabinet expected Tuesday
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gives a radio interview in his Langevin Block office on Monday, January 18, 2010.
Golden Globes get an audience boost
Ricky Gervais, the host of last night's award show, walks the red carpet with Jane Fallon.
Jays avoid arbitration with Marcum
How to beat the winter blues
Enterra un-trusting
In Texas, home on the range costs less
A visitor rides a horse at a Ranch near Bandera, Texas.
Apple seen unveiling Tablet next week
Apple
Liberals impose code of silence on Ross Rebagliati
Former Olympian Ross Rebagliati speaks with The Globe and Mail in Toronto on November 30 2009.
B.C. announces measures to reduce domestic violence
VICTORIA, BC (September 5, 2007) - One of the five bodies is removed from the house at 310 King George Terrace in Oak Bay where five people died in a murder/suicide.
Apple announces Jan. 27 event, tablet expected
Ogilvy Renault bets on Calgary
The Calgary Skyline as seen from a park east of the downtown area.
Preds forced to master the draft
Nashville Predators forward Patric Hornqvist, left, celebrates his goal with teammate forward Steve Sullivan during the third period of their NHL hockey game against the Calgary Flames.
Who will fill Dubai's new buildings?
Visitors to the world's tallest building, the 200-storey Burj Khalifa in Dubai, check out a model of the tower before taking an elevator to the top.
Rate tweaks: Don't hold your breath
Haiti Day 6
Members of the Los Angeles County Fire Department Search and Rescue Team rescue a Haitian woman from a collapsed building in downtown Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Lazaridis family pledges $5 million to Stratford
Ophelia and Mike Lazaridis
Primeau nears return for Leafs
Tories win 'in-and-out' advertising feud
'People trying to help themselves'
The Globe and Mail's Les Perreaux
Citi results will reflect toxic assets, one-time payments
A kerfuffle around the Flyers
TD analyst boosts Sprott's performance-fee estimate
Nate Robinson returns to defend slam dunk title
Flaherty to scrap G7 formalities, focus on frank discussion
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty gives an interview in Ottawa on Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.
Day 1 in Melbourne
Australia's Jelena Dokic tosses her racket in the air as she plays Russia's Alisa Kleybanova during their Women's singles first round match at the Australian Open.
At noon: Canadians play while U.S. is away
Pro-market policies key for Chile's new president Sebastian Pinera
Newly elected Chilean President Sebastian Pinera delivers a speech after winning the presidential election in Santiago Jan. 17
Not Anticipated: A preview of 2010's worst books
Those foreigners are loonie!
FIFA has no legal right to punish Henry for hand ball
Regional disparity in Canadian men's squad?
Tough guys, tender hearts
Kill all the bankers?
The death of 'old marketing'
Ryan Caligiuri is a Winnipeg-based marketing specialist.
Turkey blocking 3,700 websites, reform needed:OSCE
Young people spend time surfing the internet in a cafe in Trabzon January 24, 2007.
In games, it's all about the exp.
The cover of game journalist Mather Kumar's zine, exp.
McLean Budden launches UCITS funds
Review: Who Owns the Arctic, by Michael Byers
A Canadian icebreaker works its way through the Northwest Passage last summer.
Canada's dead
Men dig through the rubble of a collapsed building in downtown Port-au-Prince.
High winds slam B.C.'s south coast
B.C. Ferries newest ship, the Northern Adventure opens its doors for tours in Vancouver, Saturday, March 17, 2007. On Monday, B.C. Ferries cancelled some service due to high winds.
Foreign investors nab $10.5-billion in Canadian securities
Toronto Stock Exchange
Dalton McGuinty shuffles cabinet
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty
Protecting your identity - and your business
A primer on identity theft
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