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Review: Family Album, by Penelope Lively
Penelope Lively
Recovery to pick up speed, Bank of Canada says
At the open: China blues
Writer Paul Quarrington dies of cancer
Paul Quarrington, novelist, screenwriter, and musician, in March of 2008.
Bombardier wins order in Hungary
Bombardier Transportation executives visit the new rail link from Johannesburg airport to the city
Does your Web site measure up?
John Warrillow
Canadian general praises U.S. soldiers killed under his command
Montreal UFC show pushed back a week
Paul Quarrington, interviews and tributes
To rescue Haiti we must look at past mistakes
Men, women and children loot among the ruins of a covered market that collapsed during the earthquake.
Pakistan rules out new offensive against militants
Pakistani Defence Minister Chaudhry Ahmed Mukhtar (R) shakes hands with U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates as U.S ambassador to Pakistan Anne Patterson (L) looks on at the Foreign Ministry in Rawalpindi, near Islamabad January 21, 2010.
First Haitian orphans to arrive in Canada this weekend, Ottawa says
Viterra sales fall 17.6%
Intrawest woes played down, Nouriel Roubini warns on stock prices
Premarket: Some unease
Nokia to offer free maps to boost smart phone sales
Michael Halbherr, vice president ovi Experience Nokia gives a news conference in Berlin, January 21, 2010.
New arsenal of shooters targets older players
Activision's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was the fastest selling game of all time, moving 4.7 million copies in 24 hours for a tidy $310 million.
Liberals could skate ahead of Tories on prorogation, poll finds
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable
BHP plan signals major shift in potash
Potash drilled from the earth is carried up to the surface on a conveyor belt.
Xerox profit beats expectations
Why you should diversify
Why you should diversify
John Heinzl
Two cheers for Mr. Ignatieff
Greece says it can raise money
Roubini calls on China to tighten monetary policy
Nouriel Roubini
Russia denies Baltic fleet boost over U.S. missile plans
China's economy soars
Day 4 in Melbourne
Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark hits a return against Germany's Julia Goerges during the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne January 21, 2010.
Tevez forces Man U to eat humble pie
Manchester City's Argentinian forward Carlos Tevez chases the ball against Manchester United during their English League Cup semi final first leg football match at The City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, north-west England, on January 19, 2010.
Oops, you didn't really win Olympic Victory Ceremony tickets
Sevilla, Getafe in control in King's Cup ties
Flames aim for fresh start
San Jose Sharks Joe Pavelski, left, scores a goal against Calgary Flames goalie Miikka Kiprusoff in the first period in San Jose, California, January 18, 2010.
Canucks deepen Oilers' gloom
Vancouver Canucks forward Alex Burrows, centre, is checked by Edmonton Oilers defenceman Denis Grebeshkov and goalie Devan Dubnyk during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Edmonton, January 20, 2010.
Bettman says head-shot solution could take time
National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman answers questions during a pre-game media availability before the Pittsburgh Penguins season opener against the New York Rangers in a NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
Media box musings from Henin's victory over Dementieva
Justine Henin of Belgium celebrates after defeating Sesil Karatantcheva of Kazakhstan in their match at the Brisbane International tennis tournament in Brisbane.
Jan. 21: What's in the stars for you today?
Farmers were sexy, failure can be useful, only in America
My aunt's life was in my hands
Peter Scott Smith
Peter Scott Smith
He lost his vision, but never lost sight of his dream: Blind skier makes history as he heads to both Games
Hell on two wheels
Canada's Patrick Trahan rides his Honda during the 5th stage of the Dakar 2010 between Copiapo and Antofagasta, Chile, on January 6, 2010. Chile's Francisco Lopez Contardo won the stage, France's Cyril Despres took the second place and leads the race and France's David Fretigne the third. Casteu, who was second this morning, broke his leg during this stage.
BMW plans more powerful 'M-light' 3-Series
Kogi Soga, Mitsubishi Motors of Canada president (left), and Thierry Vandal, Hydro-Quebec CEO, announce that the Qubec utility will test Mitsubishi's i-MiEVs next winter.
Two decades on, they still feel the Olympic spirit
Five to remember
The overburdened army
A Canadian soldier confronts Haitian earthquake survivors in front of Canada's embassy in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010.
God in the gun sights
The week in theatre
Tom Jackson (R) and John Mann (L) in Beyond Eden at the Vancouver Playhouse.
JAZZ
After the quake - Globe public health reporter André Picard answers questions
Toronto 18 suspect to be released after guilty plea
The meek shall inherit the podium
Coaches swing in and out of favour
E-cars? How about producing streetcars?
Eric Reguly
Kinross Gold expands foray into Russia
DragonWave's stock is breathing fire
A statue of a dragon on a temple is seen as steam billows from a plastic factory at an industrial park near Suao, northeast of Taiwan, December 8, 2009.
Have you had the (tax) talk with your teen?
Tim Cestnick
WEDNESDAY'S MARKETS / WHAT HAPPENED
I REMEMBER / KATE McGARRIGLE
China's regulators apply brakes to bank lending
The art of the possible
32 NEW WORKS
Natives still have Ontario's attention
Bookstore capitalizes on its socialist history
Arguments delayed in child-murder trial
Oscar announces preliminary list
Sustainable label for Fraser salmon 'ecofraud,' group says
Revamped model up to the challenge
2010 Mazda6 Credit: Petrina Gentile for The Globe and Mail
A reactive proposition
Credit the conduct
Tagliani's career back on track with new team
48 years worth of memories - and counting
Ken Alderson and his 1931 Essex Roadster. Credit: Andrew Stamper
ETFS
I REMEMBER / P.K. PAGE
Families desperate for news on search at hotel
American James Girly, 64, is brought out alive from a destroyed building of the Montana Hotel where he was trapped for 50 hours in Port-au-Prince.
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
Emotional outburst falls short
A chastened Obama retreats on health care
This sad place
Tea leaves and Mr. Obama
Wet weather poses no problem for Whistler's Olympic events
Hey partner, you're sued
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Gasoline and fuel efficiency
2008 Subaru Impreza 2.5i sedan (left) and hatchback Credit: Subaru
Trade values on rise in Florida sunshine
David Shoalts
EYE ON EQUITIES / STOCKS THAT SHOULD BE ON YOUR RADAR SCREEN
Richardson named to key post
CORRECTIONS
Canadian car makers outpace U.S. in recovery
Barriers abound in helping Haiti
A woman in Leogane, west of Port-au-Prince, carries bags of rice distributed by the United Nations as aid begins to reach the people.
Deals, under and on the table
A 12-second ditty in 220 versions - all of them spelling out 2010
Raw milk fight becomes a symbol of food freedom
Michael Schmidt won a three-year legal fight to operate a cow-share operation on Thursday. The arrangement allows members to buy shares in a cow in exchange for raw milk.
Muslim youth and the media
Cool river wash my tears away
Cohen's comeback takes dramatic turn
TTC seeking advice from private sector
TransLink in no hurry to move on
The Waterfront Canada Line station in Vancouver.
DAYBOOK / January 21 / TODAY
Hijacker denied entry to law society
Low-cost van boasted bells and whistles galore
2005 Kia Sedona Credit: Ted Laturnus for The Globe and Mail
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