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January 19

New York trial prompts outrage in Pakistan
Aafia Siddiqui, shown in custody in Afghanistan in 2008, faces life in prison on charges of attempted murder.
Senators maintain hot streak
Ottawa Senators' Ryan Shannon (R) celebrates with teammate Peter Regin (L) after Shannon scored against the Chicago Blackhawks during the first period of their NHL hockey game at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa, January 19, 2010.
Tough times for Alberta's NHL representatives
Eric Duhatschek
Pins found in food, juice at Calgary grocery store
Court adds time to pedophile's prison sentence
A few more thoughts on l'affaire Cormier
The new library: 'not just about books anymore'
Student Fiona Wright studies at the Toronto Reference Library.
Canada's big task in Haiti starts on small airstrip
A Canadian Forces Hercules transport plane attempts a take-off on the 1,000-metre runway at the airport in Jacmel, Haiti on Jan. 18, 2010.
Vigneault ready to move on
With Cadbury, Kraft's world gets a lot bigger
British protester Ray Egan, dressed as the fictional personification of Britain's John Bull, protests against the sale of Cadbury, outside their headquarters in Birmingham.
Bank of Canada Governor relying on business to pick up the slack
Conoco, Total to expand oil sands project
The Surmont oil sands project, co-owned by ConocoPhillips and Total.
PM taps Day to put a lid on spending
Stockwell Day is sworn in as President of the Treasury Board and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway at Rideau Hall as Prime Minster Stephen Harper looks on in Ottawa on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010.
Ex-cop gets green light to sue judges
Canucks won't be pushed around any longer
Matthew Sekeres
As we scramble to help Haiti, we see the seeds of a new unity in the Americas
No country has as much at stake in Haiti’s return to peace and prosperity as Brazil.
Pemberton Festival cancelled again
Jay-Z performed at the Pemberton Festival on July 27, 2008.
A once sleepy airport is now Haiti's overstretched lifeline
A boy sucks his thumb as Master Corporal Lola Lagler, of the Canadian Forces, searches his bag before boarding a transport plane in Port-au-Prince, Monday, Jan. 18, 2010.
Critic turns waitress for a week
At Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill in Vancouver, restaurant critic Alexandra Gill demonstrates one of the many skills required for fine-dining service: When polishing the crystal, hold it by the stem to avoid breakage.
Ontario cabinet shuffle shows natives where they really stand
Adam Radwanski
Wine with haggis: It's far better than offal
Beppi Crosariol
On the hunt for overlooked quality stocks
Inflation still cool despite ongoing stimulus fuel
Manitoba's Forrest undefeated at junior curling
Lions lose Mallett to NFL
BC Lions' Martell Mallett (L) eludes a tackle by Montreal Alouettes' Chip Cox during CFL football action in Vancouver, British Columbia, September 4, 2009. REUTERS/Lyle Stafford (CANADA SPORT FOOTBALL)
Power deal will help Hydro-Québec be a dominant force, Charest says
A Hydro-Québec office in Quebec City
First Nations, CEOs signal new era
AFN National Chief Shawn Atleo
Privacy complaint filed against youth-oriented website
Cyberbattle: Who will blink first?
Hong Kong-based journalist and commentator Frank Ching.
Duthie Books to close
Duthie Books at West 4th Ave., Vancouver.
How Hyundai got hip
"There are people who are proud to own a Hyundai. That's new, and it's good. People used to be ashamed to own a Hyundai. They didn't want one in their driveway" -- Steve Kelleher
Nine ways to understand your server better
At Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill in Vancouver, restaurant critic Alexandra Gill demonstrates one of the many skills required for fine-dining service: When polishing the crystal, hold it by the stem to avoid breakage.
Decoding the diners
Goodbye snow, hello surf and sun
Edmonton infant to remain on life support
Hydrogen refuelling likely sticking point
Mercedes hydrogen fueling nozzle
Electric Smart outdoes combustion-based cousins
Royal Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco in the smart fortwo electric drive.
Tinseltown drama now a cautionary tale
Matt Damon stars as an Archer Daniels executive in The Informant
Jan. 20: Letters to the editor
Stephen Harper's 'diligent' Haiti response wins high praise
Class action puts split-loyalty conflict in focus
Jonathan Foreman, a lawyer with Harrison Pensa
Gordon Campbell hobbled
Premier Gordon Campbell makes a speech outside the BC legislative assembly in Victoria October 30, 2009.
Judith Thompson comes full circle
For feature on playwright Judith Thompson Judith Thompson on the set of Sled at the Tarragon Theatre. January 9, 1997 Photo By Edward Regan
Here's the way to stop homegrown terrorism
October 31, 2002: Globe and Mail columnist Sheema Khan. Photo by Dave Chan
Mercedes aims for zero-emissions vehicles
Mercedes B-Class F-Cell
Tevez gives Man City the edge
Manchester City's Carlos Tevez, right, celebrates after scoring a penalty against Manchester United.
Leadership in the postmodern age
Karl Moore
Basi-Virk trial on track
Cousins Bob Virk, left, and David Basi face 12 indictments, 9 of them linked to the bidding process for BC Rail operating rights.
At the close: Health care drives gains
Brueggergosman to make COC debut
Measha Brueggergosman
How the WHO overshot on H1N1
A person is seen approaching the main entrance of the World Health Organization headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
Goodbye sweet harmony
Kate McGarrigle (right) with her sister Anna: Kate was the more outspoken one.
There was a time when the Liberals stood for something
Jeffrey Simpson
Friedland keeps it complicated
IBM raises 2010 profit target
International Business Machines
Date of Montreal UFC card could change
How to eat healthy on the road
Lisbon's Principe charming
The museum MUDE shows off design classics in the half-gutted shell of a old bank.
Renovators fret over tax credit
Global economy healing but on government life-support
Cadbury
Tory cabinet confidential
New event gives PGA Tour a full 2010 schedule
Scene change
Emily Schultz, deep in the desert
AGF lands new CFO
A lack of faith?
CITY-TV restructures operations
A Rogers Communications store in Ottawa
Crime novelist Robert B. Parker dies at age 77
Robert B. Parker
BNS taps booming bond market
Deloitte predicts 2010 technology trends
Michael Ignatieff mocks 'little puppets' in cabinet
Canadian sailors reach devastated Haitian town of Leogane
Haitian people walk past the rubble of destroyed houses in downtown Leogane, 17 kilometres west of Port-au-Prince, on Jan. 16, 2010.
Day 2 in Melbourne
Novak Djokovic of Serbia hits a return during his victory over Daniel Gimeno-Traver of Spain in their men's singles first round match on day two of the Australian Open tennis tournament .
Your Haiti questions answered
Young children are seen at an orphanage on January 18, 2010 following the earthquake that hit in Port au Prince on January 12, 2010. More than 105,000 food rations have been distributed to victims of Haiti's devastating earthquake since the emergency relief operation began last week, the UN's food relief agency said.
Californians gird for second deluge
Dark Void, indeed
A screenshot from Dark Void.
How markets and currencies work
Gary Rabbior
Soldier charged with attempted murder
Hydro-Québec agrees to revise N.B. Power deal
N.B. Power's Point Lepreau nuclear power generating station
Take me down to the Paradis(e) city
At noon: Eyes on U.S. Senate seat
Religious violence kills 150 in Nigeria
A picture taken on December 1, 2008 shows anti-riot policemen patrolling the streets of the central Nigerian city of Jos, the central Nigerian city of Jos on December 1, 2008. Nigeria's Vice President Goodluck Jonathan has ordered troops into the city of Jos, a top security official said on January 19, 2010, after fresh clashes between Muslims and Christians left nearly 200 people dead.
Peca announces retirement
Argentine debt tiff shines light on rebel VP
McGarrigle's musical legacy runs deep
In a Monday, April 21, 2008 file photo, singer Kate McGarrigle arrives at the opening of Donizettis opera La Fille Du Regiment and the Metropolitan Opera opening night gala benefit at Lincoln Cente in New York.
Dr. Doom joins Sprott as director
International investment adviser Marc Faber is author of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report.
Sheridan hired as Miami linebackers coach
Blue Jays avoid arbitration
Pitcher Shawn Camp of the Toronto Blue Jays delivers a pitch against the Cincinnati Reds.
E-book revolt!
More media reaction to the Cormier hit
Cadbury workers lament Kraft deal
British protester Ray Egan, dressed as the fictional personification of Britain's John Bull, protests against the sale of Cadbury, outside their headquarters in Birmingham.
What the tight race to replace Kennedy means for Obama
U.S. President Barack Obama attends a campaign rally for candidate for U.S. Senate, Attorney-General Martha Coakley, at Northeastern University in Boston Jan. 17, 2010.
Potash prediction
Tam out of hospital after head hit from Cormier
Five ETFs to keep an eye on this week
Now is not the time for new Haitian adoptions, says agency
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.
Stephen Harper cracks fiscal whip and tries to make nice with Quebec
Clouds, tablets to dominate 2010: Deloitte
Conoco, Total to expand oil sands project
The Surmont oil sands project in Alberta, co-owned by Total and ConocoPhillips
Commodities draw fund investment
Gold bars
Keep it real, dream in Technicolor
John Warrillow
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