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October 4

Q and A: Carmel Winters
Carmel Winters's movie Snap screens at the Vancover International Film Festival.
Terror alerts short on specifics
Mounted policemen patrol outside Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris.
Tiririca the clown's commercial
New Governor-General aims for constructive ties with Ottawa
No hockey in NHL ad campaign
Mike Cammalleri #13 of the Montreal Canadiens handles the puck against the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals during the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Wachovia Center on May 24, 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gallery: The Nisga'a Nation
AUG. 4 1998 - Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Jane Stewart (L), is handed the Nisga'a Treaty by Nisga'a Tribal Council President Joseph Gosnell Sr. (L), for her to sign in New Aiyansh, British Columbia. The Nisga'a Final Agreement sets aside approximately 2000 square kilometres of the Nass River Valley in British Columbia, provides a financial transfer of over $190-million dollars and establishes Nisga'a central government. The agreement is the first comprehensive land treaty with natives in British Columbia in over a century.
B.C. launches power program to take on Ontario
Photo of 1.4 m diameter HDPE (low pressure) penstock installation at Fitzsimmons Creek in Whistler.
Nisga'a dissidents challenge landmark treaty
Chad Bright a member of the Nisga'a Nation during the 10th anniversary celebration of self governance in New Aiyansh in the Nisga'a Nation May 11, 2010.
Scarborough-Rouge River ward a community of dizzying ethnic diversity
Toronto council candidate Namu Ponnambalam, right, campaigns door-to-door in Ward 42 (Scarborough-Rouge River).
Glitches in B.C. student database prompt calls for refunds
Ottawa urged to fund nationwide hearing tests for newborns
A baby looks at a mother making signs during a lesson to show Polish mothers how to communicate with their babies using sign language.
No clowning around: Brazilian voters get behind Grumpy
Official candidate's photograph of Brazilian clown Francisco Everardo Oliveira Silva, also known as "Tiririca".
Of public servants and private torment
Belleville Police Chief Cory McMullan. On Monday, Oct. 4, her husband David pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm.
Nobel predictions
Rocco Rossi's last-ditch ploy: common sense
Marcus Gee
Man sues former priest, ex-bishop in abuse case
The short-lived invasion of the salmon snatchers
A Humboldt squid washed up on a beach near Tofino, August 2009.
Monty: 'Greatest moment of my golfing career.'
Colin Montgomerie
Harper's Bay Street PMO chief sparks ethics debate
Onex Corp president Gerald Schwartz chats with managing director Nigel Wright prior to an appearance before a Senate committee in Ottawa on Nov 2, 1999.
Mahan learns the yin and yang of Ryder Cup
Hunter Mahan
Roethlisberger returns to Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger listens to a question during a news conference on Monday, Oct. 4, 2010 in Pittsburgh. Roethlisberger returned to the Pittsburgh Steelers following a four-game suspension.
CFL wants $12-million from feds for 100th Grey Cup
Chris Rudge wants $12-million from the federal government for a big CFL party.
Protesters call for end to Canada's horse slaughter
Animal-rights protestors demonstrate against the slaughtering of horses in front of a processing plant Monday, October 4, 2010 in Massueville, Que.
Ottawa strikes tentative labour deal with major public-sector union
A file photo from a 2004 strike by the Public Service Alliance of Canada.
Feaster famine
Calgary Flames GM Jay Feaster prepares for the coming NHL season.
U.S. credit-card crackdown likely to have impact in Canada
Lifford Ladies' Night
Meghan Heffern (left), P.J. Lazic, and Leah Cudmore
Brain surgery is more than a last resort, epilepsy specialists say
Epileptic Brian Machin, shown playing with his 5-year-old son Rhys, had brain surgery in 2006. He hasn't had a seizure since.
Kleiza is big, strong, mobile and can shoot
Free agent Linas Kleiza addresses the media as the Toronto Raptors extended him an offer in Toronto on Thursday, July 8, 2010.
Injured Lamaze helps Canadian show jumpers
Eric Lamaze of Canada riding Hickstead competes in the speed competition of the World Jumping Championship at the World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky, October 4, 2010.
I want to burn my mortgage
The Globe and Mail Redesign launch
Kiran Chauhan (left) and Jessica Draker
Broken promises mark foreign mining deals
Molten copper is poured at Xstrata's Kidd Creek facility in Timmins, Ont.
Tipping off can stop terror
Minister of Public Safety Vic Toews responds to a question during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Monday October 4, 2010.
Solve the tax issue that divides BHP and Saskatchewan
Rocanville Potash Corp. mill production supervisor Dave Carter samples some potash on it process of being refined at the mill in Saskatchewan September 30, 2010.
Highlights from the Ibrahim index on African governance
Despite a string of civil wars between 1989 and 2003, Liberia is considered Africa's fastest-improving, especially under the rule of the continent's first elected female president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.
The ins and outs of 'bargain' stocks
Northwest Division
Olli Jokinen #12 of the New York Rangers skates the puck across the blue line against the Philadelphia Flyers on April 11, 2010 at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Stronach offer sends MI shares soaring
Canucks a trendy choice to win Stanley Cup
Vancouver Canucks' Henrik Sedin, of Sweden, smiles during team practice in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday April 14, 2010. Vancouver and the Los Angeles Kings open their western conference quarterfinal playoff series Thursday.
Quebec liquor board targets sales abroad
An SAQ store in Westmount, Quebec.
Jays' GM wants to learn from his mistakes
Toronto Blue Jays General Manager Alex Anthopoulos. Frank Gunn/Canadian Press
Vale loan angers mine workers
Vale operations in Sudbury, Ont.
Fund sees stability in manufactured homes
Prefabricated homes in B.C.
The future of oil: Ask Jeff Rubin
Firings come fast and furious in baseball
Omar Minaya speaks to the media in the Mets club house Monday, Oct. 4, 2010, at Citi Field in New York. The New York Mets fired manager Jerry Manuel and general manager Omar Minaya on Monday, an expected shake-up of the big-spending ballclub after its second straight losing season. The Mets said a search is under way for a new GM, who will work with the team to hire a new manager.
SilverBirch new kid on the oil sands block
Bitumen pipeline
Western Financial's struggles bring opportunity
Fabrice Taylor
Shopkeeper David Chen sees trial delayed over unqualified interpreter
Despite technical problems and issues with translators, the trial of David Chen, the Chinatown grocer, continues at Old City Hall in Toronto on Oct. 4, 2010.
Saying farewell to racquet sports
Anna Rice of North Vancouver, B.C. defeats Eva Lee of the United States two sets to one in women's singles badminton action at the Beijing Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, Saturday, August 9, 2008.
Kamloops clears employees of having watched female inmates have sex
Tomson
How China trade stance may aid Japan
Chunks of chemically processed rare earths are shown in Beijing.
Testroete crashes her bike while training for Games
Team Alberta Alison Testroete of Calgary races to a silver medal in the women's individual time trials at the Canada Games Tuesday Aug. 9, 2005 in Regina.
The Next 36: Canada's entrepreneurial future
12. Nadir Mohamed -- As CEO of Rogers, the lingering mystery is what becomes of Sportsnet, a network of sports radio stations and the faltering Toronto Blue Jays: does he prop them up, or take them down?
Protesters demand end to horse slaughter
Mutual fund redemptions rise on strong September
MLSE execs feel the pain, too, fans
Tyler Bozak #42, Tomas Kaberle #15 and Phil Kessel #81 of the Toronto Maple Leafs celebrate Kaberle's goal against the Detroit Red Wings during a preseason NHL game at the Air Canada Centre October 2, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Overcoming the stress of investing an inheritance
Sheila Watt-Cloutier made climate change a human rights issue
Sheila Watt-Cloutier stands on a breakwater in Iqaluit.
High-yield bonds offer thrills, chills
Bill Harris
Dolphin species may speak a common language
James Orbinski, pragmatist with a heart for humanitarian medicine
Bottoms up: National Vodka Day is here
Russell Kennedy
My kids are bilingual. I struggle with French
Eventing team rides to Olympics berth
Canada's Eventing team (L to R) Kyle Carter, Selena O'Hanlon, Stephanie Rhodes-Bosch and Haeley Bennett-Awad celebrate after winning the team silver medal in the Eventing World Championship at the World Equestrian Games in Lexington, Kentucky, October 3, 2010.
The playoffs: where reputations are born
Philadelphia Phillies starter Roy Halladay works against the Washington Nationals during the first inning of their MLB National League baseball game in Washington September 27, 2010.
Canadians dislike distracted driving, but do it anyway, poll suggests
Honda's sport hybrid is responsibly indulgent
2011 Honda CR-Z
Rubenstein: European win built on emotion
European team gather around the Ryder Cup
Air Canada sets Toronto island departure
How debt creeps up on middle-income Canadians
TorQuest wraps first fund with LowePro sale
How big is your emergency fund?
Preet Banerjee
Opposition grills government on hospital lobbyists
Tory staffer didn't work alone in vetting ATI requests
Natural Resources Minister Christian Paradis speaks to reporters in the foyer of the House of Commons on Oct. 4, 2010.
In the NHL, September means whatever you want it to mean
What teens really eat: Lots of fruit and veggies - and Tim Hortons too
Ceilidh Millar makes sure to get lots of fruits and vegetables, with the occasional trip to Tim Hortons.
Flames ink Brendan Morrison
Send us Your Business images
One teen's food diary: from Mom's chicken to Micky D's
Justin Gullo chows down on Mom’s wraps and Mickey D’s.
Hard-nosed advice from an executive recruiter
Richard Wajs, president and CEO TWC International
Ken Follett's next great big book
Ken Follett photographed in London this month.
Ford jumps on bullish analyst target
A worker checks on a 2010 Ford Taurus on the assembly line at the Ford plant in Chicago. The plant has been retooled to build the vehicle.
The close: Dow, TSX slip
Saskatchewan native Dr. Gordon Keller a leader in regenerative medicine
A History of Rap: Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake & The Roots
Jimmy Fallon, left, performs with singer Justin Timberlake during Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010 in New York.
Energy exec tasked with selling shale gas temporarily withdraws from campaign
Former Hydro-Quebec chief executive Andre Caille in a 2001 CP photo
Cammalleri suspended for slash
Music: This week's essential tracks
Broken Social Scene http://brokensocialscene.ca/photos
'Crusty old roughneck' Jay Hill to give up his seat Oct. 25
Jay Hill, the Conservative MP for Prince George-Peace River, delivers his farewell address to the House of Commons on Oct. 4, 2010.
Music: This week's essential video
Jimmy Fallon, left, performs with singer Justin Timberlake during Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010 in New York.
The Travolta rumours: The bullying looks like gay-bashing
John Travolta
In the trenches of the global 'currency war'
Vaccinate infants against rotavirus, Canadian Paediatric Society urges
What's better: 30 minutes of swimming or running?
Burke shapes Leaf roster
Family hosts public farewell for Tony Curtis in Las Vegas
People line up to attend the memorial service for Hollywood legend Tony Curtis at the Palm Mortuary and Cemetery in Las Vegas on Oct. 4, 2010.
Watch the flight attendants' performance
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