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Liverpool should take its shot at Mourinho
Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho directs his players as the two-time defending English Premiership champions Chelsea Football Club train at the University of California at Los Angeles Thursday, July 27, 2006. Chelsea FC will face a Major League Soccer all-star team in Chicago on Aug. 5. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
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New York Islanders center Josh Bailey (13) hits the ice as he steals the puck from Toronto Maple Leafs center Phil Kessel in the first period of their NHL hockey game in Uniondale, New York, December 23, 2009. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine
Tamil migrant routinely threatened in homeland, he reports
A private security guard escorts Sri Lankan migrants from a detention hearing at the Immigration and Refugee Board in Vancouver, B.C., on Oct. 26, 2009.
Man feared dead in B.C. avalanche
Alomar: Hero, hearthrob, goat, target...let's start over
Stephen Brunt
'Broken promises' cripple effort to reform the Taliban
A former Taliban militant hides his face after surrendering his weapons to the Afghan government under a reconciliation program.
Yemen's terrorist past now commands U.S. notice
Picture dated March 1, 2006 shows a Yemeni soldier standing guard in old Sanaa.
Study uncovers the key to keeping resolutions
U.S. car ownership shifts into reverse
Alberta government to probe Oilers party
Tough U.S. security rules may target foreign-born Canadians
A passenger is checked inside a body scanner at Schiphol airport, Netherlands, Monday, Dec. 28, 2009. The scanners reveal the outline of a passenger's body to detect any concealed objects under the clothing.
Cricketer suggests help for Michael Owen
Manchester United's Michael Owen, center, fights for the ball against Wolverhampton Wanderers' Michael Mancienne, right, during their English Premier League soccer match at Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester, England, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009. (AP Photo/Jon Super)
Forces planning to expand use of sniffer-dog teams
In this 2007 file photo, Canadian Forces Sapper Andrew Dukes, from Ormsby, Ont., tries out the bite suit as dog handler Crystal Greer, from Killean, Tx., keeps watch during a demonstration at the military K-9 unit at the base in Kandahar, Afghanistan
Rams, Lions will pick first
First pick overall in the 2008 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins, Michigan offensive lineman Jake Long, poses for photographers in New York April 26, 2008. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine
Mom fends off cougar with cleaning rag in second B.C. attack
Seven-year-old David Metzler Jr., with bandaged head and black eye, recovers after the attack
Jan. 5: Letters to the editor
Petrobakken acquires Berens for light oil assets
Drilling rig
Dubai's Burj Khalifa: Built out of opulence; named for its saviour
A general view of the Burj Dubai, the world's tallest building
World's factories humming again
Holiday spending boosts debt levels
Cramming 2010 street thugs into a 1950s-era jail
The Don Jail at 550 Gerrard St. in Toronto
Too bad the money in this portfolio isn't real
What last year's tax changes will mean to you in 2010
Tim Cestnick
U.S. factory data slated to climb
Victor Marquez, an assembler at Standen's Limited in Calgary, grinds a heavy truck spring.
Canada may use G8 summit to battle spread of dirty bombs
Dating website kicks out thousands of 'fatties'
Unequal access to cancer drugs in Canada
Round-up of the round-ups: In 2009, Robert Lepage wowed Toronto critics, but let Montreal critics down
Federer wants to stay on top
Swiss world number one Roger Federer signs his autograph for fans prior to the start of the ATP Qatar Open at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex in Doha on January 4, 2010. Federer answered his doubters, some of whom claim his record-breaking success will make it harder to achieve more in 2010, by suggesting he may enjoy an even better year than last. Getty Images/KARIM JAAFAR
From slum to new urban mix
The main hub of the Woodward’s redevelopment has a huge digital photograph by artist Stan Douglas that depicts the Gastown Riots of 1971.
Vancouver police officer charged with assault
The great Canadian health-care evasion
Jeffrey Simpson
Ashamed to wear the Maple Leaf
Stop stomping on the flag
Justice minister's sudden resignation a blow to N.B. Premier
Security Theatre of the Absurd
Margaret Wente
Copper rallies on demand prospects
An employee works with a reel of copper cable at a factory in China.
Hamonic to miss world junior final
Canada's injured player Travis Hamonic arrives for the team's practice session at the 2010 IIHF U20 World Junior Hockey Championship in Saskatoon.
Get ready for Round 2 against the United States
Caddy is the one to beat
Entry Premium: 2010 Cadillac CTS
At the close: Welcome to the bull of 2010!
Apple to unveil new tablet this month: WSJ
Steve Jobs speaks in San Francisco
New Year's commendation
Editorial cartoon by Anthony Jenkins
Canadian killed in Dominican Republic
Stock market 23, Warren Buffett 3
Stocks build on 2009 gains
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Woman killed in collision with bus
Why some economists think the U.S. recession isn't over
Judge sides with Tories on GST rebates
Place your bets, everyone's a winner
Text of Tillman's apology
40 games to look forward to in 2010
Halo Reach
Florida freeze juices OJ market
Oranges are seen in the aftermath of freezing temperatures in Balm, Fla.
RIM quietly pushes fourth-quarter sales higher
BlackBerry smart phones
S&P downgrades Manulife Financial
Macquarie makes retail hire
Five "new" rules for safe investing
Henrik Sedin, Bryzgalov and Kane take monthly awards
Junior oil plays are targets
Possible explosive device closes streets in London, Ont.
Another pundit speaks: Levkovich tweaks 2010 forecast
How the world's tallest structures measure up
Empire State Building, New York (1931): 381 metres
Mayor Smitherman?
Oil trades above $81 a barrel
Oil pump jack
Liberals 'not interested in mock Parliaments'
A stop sign is seen near Peace Tower in Ottawa on December 30, 2009.
Burke opts to ignore the farm
New York Islanders' Rob Schremp, right, slips on the ice while battling for the puck against Toronto Maple Leafs' Mikhail Grabovski in the first period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2009, in Uniondale, N.Y. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
Explaining Stephen Harper's 'bizarre embrace'
Prime Minister Stephen Harper takes part in a menorah lighting ceremony in Ottawa on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2009.
Roughriders call special board meeting
GQ Britain's Best Dressed for 2009
No. 1: Vampire-chic actor Robert Pattinson, shown here in character in Twilight: New Moon, topped GQ Britain's Best Dressed List for 2009
Langenbrunner named NHL first star
New Jersey Devils' Jamie Langenbrunner, centre, celebrates his open-net hat trick goal with teammates defenseman Colin White, left and centre Rob Niedermayer.
Sing along with Gazprom
At noon: Riding the early gains
'Superscraper' wars
The Taipei 101 building is seen in hazy weather on Monday in Taiwan. Outdone by tower in Dubai, the world's former tallest building, Taipei 101, wants to become the tallest green structure by completing a checklist of clean energy standards, a spokesman said.
Stelmach loses two Alberta MLAs to upstart party
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach, right, speaks with his chief of staff Ron Glen before question period at the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton, Alberta on November 25, 2009.
A baby Buffett portfolio
Warren Buffett hands out a Girl Scout Thin Mint Cookie Blizzard at a Dairy Queen in Omaha, Neb.
Fiction and the brain
Stanislas Dehaene
Five stocks that will enjoy the January effect
The replacement game
Ontario MPP Smitherman resigns to run for Toronto mayor
A rad solution for bone-chilling weather
Rob MacGregor
Then & Now: Eric Tillman
Man to plead guilty in 2007 Christmas card stabbing case
Hunter Brown was killed while delivering Christmas cards to neighbours in Kitchener Saturday, December15, 2007.
More names with a shot at the NFL
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Lhasa de Sela dies at 37
Stocks doing the ISM data dance
U.S. crisis far from over: economists
Prorogation vs. coalition: Which causes more outrage?
A pedestrian walks past the Centennial Flame on Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2009, when the Conservative government announced it was suspending Parliament until after the Vancouver Olympics
Look out for well-informed shoppers in 2010
Rossi first to sign up to replace Miller as Toronto mayor
Manchester United eyes bond issue to refinance debts
Manchester United's Michael Carrick, centre, reacts after scoring against Wigan during their English Premier League soccer match at Old Trafford Stadium on Wednesday.
Canadian dollar rises nearly a penny
Canadian dollar coins.
Drivers, what's in your stars?
Andrew Clark
At the open: Nice start, 2010
New Brunswick justice minister leaving politics
Where many Canadians are putting cash: RRSPs, TFSAs
Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, seen at centre, in Dubai.
'Routine' prorogation erodes Parliament
A pedestrian walks past the Centennial Flame on Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2009, when the Conservative government announced it was suspending Parliament until after the Vancouver Olympics
Maritimers assess damage from weekend storm
A man walks along a wharf on Grand Lake in Newcastle Creek, N.B., Sunday, January 3, 2010.
PetroBakken to buy Berens Energy
Drilling rig
Compton completes royalty deal
Premarket: New year's party
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