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January 22

B.C.'s privacy office left in legal limbo
Raptors get it done late
After four years, it's Canada that has changed Harper
Earthquake puts Haitian children in further peril
Orphans and children of displaced families now living at the World Harvest Orphanage have a very uncertain future.
Building a truly smarter car
TTC union defends apparently drowsy collector
A TTC employee appears to be asleep in his ticket booth earlier this month.
All Saints' Day
New Orleans Saints fans cheer last Saturday when their team downed the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC divisional playoffs New Orleans. Left, flood waters recede around the Louisiana Superdome in September of 2005
What would you do if your cruise ship stopped in Haiti?
A man holds a sign to offers day trips to passengers from the Celebrity Cruises ship Solstice in Labadee, Haiti, on Friday. Cruise ships continue to stop at the Labadee resort after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on Jan. 12
Ponikarovsky's brain cramp symbolic of what ails Leafs
David Shoalts
Mind and punishment
Paul and Cindy LaPierre at their home in Kitchener, Ont., as they await word of the fate of their son Trevor. Trevor LaPierre was sent to prison this week for the second-degree murder of Hunter Brown.
Families of missing still want Ottawa to do more
A search and rescue worker looks through debris at the Hotel Montana in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Jan. 21, 2010.
The second coming of Stockwell Day
Time to stand up for Parliament
The House of Commons mace.
The haves and have-nots in scouting
All-star showcases such as the CHL’s Top Prospects game last Wednesday in Windsor, Ont., always draw a crowd of talent assessors. An estimated 200 scouts and general managers were on hand to see highly-touted juniors such as Tyler Seguin, left, and Taylor Hall.
Wozniak to lead Fed Cup team
Petrova rides the perfect storm
A little less muscle, a little more substance
Doug Saunders
Many Albertans agree: A carbon tax was the best solution
Jeffrey Simpson
Saving America's banking system
The spectre of more bank failures – one of the legacies of the meltdown – is a constant reminder of the challenges still facing the financial system.
GOP's Scott Brown rode a wave of voter discontent
Former U.S. ambassador Paul Cellucci
More uncertainty in the U.S.
Wall Street sign
Good time to sell government assets? Depends on the asset
Customers line up at an Ontario liquor outlet
Toronto's starter castle in the sky
The next stop for the Roma: Canada?
Erzsebet Csorba and her grandson, Mate, by the ruins of the house where the boy's father ad brother were killed.
Onstad just a temporary fix
An atheist's search for sacramental wine
Extending family in a time of crisis
Lysiane Gagnon
Memories of the ancient CITY
The war on walking
The new definition of old: dead
No-reservations policies invite restaurant chaos
Dozens of patrons line up outside Guu, a new restaurant in Toronto that does not take reservations.
Vidéotron takes its brand power to wireless game
Robert Dépatie, CEO of Vidéotron
What investors should know
Teen's death ignites debate over emergency room closures
Friends and family of Reilly Anzovino stand behind photos and drawings of Reilly in her family's kitchen on Jan. 16, 2009.
Canadian entertainers' benefit for Haiti raises $2.5-million in one hour
Prorogation: Let the games begin
Security guards stand outside the closed doors to the House of Commons on January 6, 2009.
What Parliament looks like running at half speed
The Centre Block of Parliament sits empty in Ottawa on Jan. 6, 2010.
Jan. 23: Letters to the editor
The 36 bills that died
Canada and the environment: a fresh start for a fresh decade
Preston Manning
We're still going to get spam
When Parliament was prorogued, long-awaited legislation to help Canada fight the scourge of junk e-mail died on the order paper.
The TTC could try a little tenderness
Marcus Gee
Alberta's one-shot wonders
If Wildrose were to knock off the Conservatives, it would join a venerable list of dynasties
Good Week - Bad Week
The betrayal of Haiti
A shipment of rice, beans and vegetable oil from the United States and Canada is handed out by a relief agency in Port-au-Prince on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010.
Bank trading at arm's length
Former Fed chairman Paul Volcker
U.S. bank reform stirs up Europe
France’s Finance Minister Christine Lagarde
A foggy day in Londres town …
Why place names don't stay the same
Don't let your search for yield blind you to risk
Tom Bradley
Vancouver city staff receive layoff notices
What a way to go: The life and death of Robert Parker
Ian Brown
The skinny on weight discrimination
Leslie LeBreton, assistant brand manager for Campbell Canada
Don't let the leading indicator mislead you
David Parkinson
Welcome to the terror list
Tabatha Southey
Getting uncomfortable with bonds? Hang tough
Rob Carrick
Hard choices, changes are called for
Editor sorts stocks by sector
Marc Johnson
Stars and Dogs for the week of Jan. 23
John Heinzl
Variations on a prorogued parliamentary theme
Motocross master: Opee the dog
Opee rides with his goggles and custom helmet, complete with cam.
Required reading: Five essential stories of the week
Jays invite Canadian Hill to spring training
House of Commons seat map
Blue Bombers name Joe Mack new GM
At the close: TGIF
On the catwalks in Milan
The look at Giorgio Armani men's fall/winter 2010 collection was sleekly bookish, with oversized glasses as a key accessory.
Tam can't remember Cormier hit
Quebec Remparts Mikael Tam listens to a question during a news conference at the Colisee de Quebec in Quebec City on Friday.
Life in a barren world
Boy Jockey, 2005
Review: The Sea Captain's Wife, by Beth Powning
Beth Powning
Review: Trotsky: A Biography, by Robert Service
Trotsky in 1937, when he first arrived in Mexico.
Remembering Paul
Paul Quarrington at play.
'He wrote like he fished'
Paul Quarrington brings another beauty to the surface (photo provided by Rob Sanders)
Review: The Spice Necklace, by Ann Vanderhoof
Ann Vanderhoof
The Bluesman
Review: Breaking the Silence, by Ted Barris
Ted Barris
The park bubble
Vincent Lam at one of his favourite reading spots
Book Buzz
Review: A History of Marriage, by Elizabeth Abbott
Review: The Swan Thieves, by Elizabeth Kostova
Elizabeth Kostova
New in paperback
New in children's books
He died with his boots on, so to speak
Robert B. Parker
Leno leads Top 10
Question period on the state of the economy
Don Drummond is Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist at TD Bank Financial Group
Text of the Vancouver Police Department's statement
On your feet for two days of exceptional steps
Prorogation primer: Shutting down the House
Apple's potentially ultra absorbent new product
Hell hath no fury...
This undated photo provided by Jen Gallardo shows a billboard on the corner of 52nd St. and Broadway in New York featuring a photo of Charles Phillips and YaVaughnie Wilkins.
On the stand
For Hennessy: music and murder, with a side of doughnuts
Jill Hennessy from Small Town Murder Scenes Handouts Hi-rez version Caitlin Cronenberg/Resolute Films
Vancouver police retract statement; innocent man did not resist
Vancouver police have apologized after mistakenly arresting the wrong man during an investigation late Thursday.
Rick Ankiel joins Royals
Funding political parties? Let Tom Flanagan count the ways
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable
Snowbirds: What you should know before heading south
French-Canadian snowbirds Pierrette Bolduc and Gisele Barbeau relax on Hollywood Beach in Florida last year
These ETFs rebounded solidly in 2009
Question period on government help for Haiti
At Jacmel, Haiti, deliveries come in primarily by helicopter, small planes, and the occassional hercules c-130 aircraft. Bottled water sits near the tarmac at the airport waiting to be loaded onto trucks and taken to a warehouse. A Canadian helicopter flies overhead.
Dakar: The toughest race on the planet
France's Cyril Despres (top) is congratulated by his friend and former rugby player Christian Califano after the 14th stage of the Dakar 2010, between Santa Rosa and Buenos Aires, Argentina on January 16, 2010. France's Cyril Despres won the Dakar 2010 ahead of Norway's Pal Anders Ullevalseter and Chile's Francisco Lopez Contardo. Christian Califano finished 88th and last of the general classification.
Bullish on MAG Silver
Storing up value at AltaGas
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