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A day in the life of Stephen Harper
To keep the old family home, or not
TV: Critics picks for Oct. 11
DRAMA: House (Fox, Global, 8 p.m.)<br> It was only a matter of time before trouble surfaced in the budding romance between the short-fused medical genius Dr. House, played by Hugh Laurie, and Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). The unlikely lovebirds are forced to face the glaring shortfalls in their new relationship following a session with House's massage therapist. In actual medical storylines, House and his team deal with a woman admitted to the hospital with an uncontrollable regurgitation problem. Ick.
Carlos trailer
The full 330 min. version of Olivier Assayas' Carlos screens at VIFF.
Celebrity looks of the week
Salma Hayek, Hilary Swank and Dakota Fanning
Former Mountie and one-time NWT mayor facing sex charges
Required reading: Five essential stories of the week
Potash Corp. CEO Bill Doyle
China should 'look seriously' at releasing Nobel winner, PM says
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to reporters in Edmonton on Oct. 8, 2010.
Ten best small business stories of the week
'Our mandate is to celebrate recovery'
Seana O'Neill, who created the Cottage Dreams Cancer Recovery Initiative
Cochran leads final Seniors major
Russ Cochran
Developing a social media plan for your business
Deal Talk: Kissner Group's Safran on growth
Bags of salt await use in Toronto's Union Station
Business for the Arts awards
Nichole Anderson (left), president of Business for the Arts, and Melanie Joly, winner of the Arnold Edinborough Young Professionals Award
Arts community pays tribute to outgoing mayor, councillors
Winnipeg man with Alzheimer's released from jail
Building a website for your business
Noh leads second round of Korean Open
Noh Seung yul
Pregnancy-and-drinking study draws fire
Moroccan stowaways found in Montreal apply for refugee status
Port of Montreal, September 27, 2010.
Jerome Dwight, President and CEO of BNY Trust Canada
Demsey eagles his way to the lead
Todd Demsey
The close: Commodities drive Dow, TSX
Canada gives Ukraine a soccer scare
Canadian Atiba Hutchinson, left, competes for the ball with Ukraine's Ruslan Rotan during their friendly soccer match in Kiev, Ukraine, Friday
Jugular politics keep the best and brightest away
Natural Resources Minister Christian Paradis speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Oct. 8, 2010.
Sharp continues strong play
Alena Sharp of Canada lines up a putt during the second round of the LPGA State Farm Classic at Panther Creek Country Club on June 11, 2010 in Springfield, Illinois. (Photo by Darren Carroll/Getty Images)
Book review: Fall of Giants, by Ken Follett
Ken Follett in London
Book review: The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values, by Sam Harris
Atheist author Sam Harris
Sam Harris on the science of ethics
Atheist author Sam Harris
Margaret MacMillan's multiplicity
Margaret MacMillan reading in the library of St. Antony's College at Oxford University.
Harperland, by Lawrence Martin
Harperland: The Politics of Control, by Lawrence Martin, Viking Canada, 301 pages, $35
Book review: Obama's Wars, by Bob Woodward
Bob Woodward
How to disappear completely
Detail of a page from Harvey
Brief encounters: Joe Queenan's book-a-day adventure
Book review: To the End of the Land, by David Grossman
David Grossman in 2008
Four books, and who should read them
Detail from the cover of Eddie Shore and that Old-Time Hockey, by C. Michael Hiam
Book review: How Should A Person Be? by Sheila Heti
Sheila Heti in 2005
Book review: Northern Light: The Enduring Mystery of Tom Thomson and the Woman Who Loved Him, by Roy MacGregor
Tom Thomson and Arthur Lismer, Smoke Lake.
Book review: The Reversal, by Michael Connelly
Michael Connelly
New in paperback: A weekly guide to the latest releases
Inquest says one agency should oversee Ontario's mental health services
Shares of fertilizer producers soar
Corn being harvested in Kansas
Ag stocks grow like beanstalks
Field of corn
War Horse set to gallop into Toronto in 2012
I ate too much turkey. Can a workout help?
Superfruit: no magic bullet
Pomegranate and seeds.
Coming to ears near you this fall...
The flamboyant songwriter Sufjan Stevens plays three dates in Canada this month.
Job figures don't faze Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a Conservative fundraiser at in Winnipeg on Oct. 7, 2010.
Review: Nikon illuminates potential of projector cameras
THe Nikon Coolpix S1100pj has a 14 megapixel image sensor, a Nikkor lens that offers 5-times optical zoom capability and mechanical image stabilization.
Review: With luck, Wii Party can be a great family game
The Globe's fall music preview: Pop explosions and classical bashes
Women in power: Where do we go from here?
Pat Jacobsen is a director on several corporate boards and former CEO of Vancouver's TransLink.
Women and politics: Minister Lisa Raitt and Nancy Peckford took your questions
Labour Minister Lisa Raitt
Beaches candidate drops out to avoid splitting anti-incumbent vote
Councillor Sandra Bussin returns to her seat after handing the microphone to a fellow candidate during an all-candidates meeting ahead of an election in the Beaches Ward in Toronto.
Part 1: Why the executive suite is the final frontier for women
Halloween on a Sunday? Not in this town
Sufjan Stevens: Hacking at the entrails of love
Sufjan Stevens
NDP tables long-shot bill to bridge divide on gun registry
A rifle owner walks around his hunting camp in rural Ontario west of Ottawa on Sept. 15, 2010.
Down: A little word with a lot of pull
Komisarek still 'a work in progress'
Mike Komisarek #8 of the Toronto Maple Leafs shoots during warm-ups before a pre-season NHL game at the Air Canada Centre on September 22, 2009 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada . (Photo by Abelimages/Getty Images)
New documentary filters Emily Carr through a fresh lens
An image from Winds of Heaven, which is playing at the Vancouver International Film Festival
SoulSeek: What fresh hell is this?
Zorana Kydd and Andre Sills in a scene from SoulSeek
Why does Canada have so few female CEOs?
Fewer companies than ever are going without a woman’s voice at the table. The percentage of 100 top companies without any women directors dropped to 17 per cent last year from 29 per cent in 2000.
Song Dong at the VAG
Song Dong assembled more than 10,000 items from his mother's house for the exhibit.
Wii Party screenshots
Song Dong's mother lode: Beijing artist turns mom's hoardings into art
A portion of the Song Dong art exhibit at the Vancouver Art Gallery in Vancouver, B.C.
LeBron ready for Durant preseason test
My hubby is a meat-and-potatoes guy. Where can we eat in Chicago?
Italy coach offers Totti farewell friendly
Randall Wallace and Diane Lane on horses and heroes
Johanna Schneller
California shows money can't always buy electoral love
Former California Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman in this Sept. 30, 2010 file photo
Toms grabs second round lead
David Toms
Canada considers militarizing Afghan villagers
An Afghan villager stands in front of Afghan army soldiers during a patrol at Nadir-Chawcod district in Khowst province December 16, 2009.
Ontario's Amber Alert teams up with Facebook
Why interest rates are going nowhere fast
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney
Nichol Gewurztraminer 2008
Should the NHL continue to play regular season games in Europe?
Find a great footpath
It really is forest bathing in the 100 per cent humidity of Costa Rica's Cloud Forest.
U.S. reports on CPI, Friday
Calendar
Nichol Syrah 2008
Poggio Bonelli Chianti Classico Riserva 2006
Ross King's Group of Seven: more than just jack pines and canoe trips
Ross King at the exhibition The Defiant Spirits: The Modernist Revolution of The Group of Seven at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg.
Xanadu Cabernet Sauvignon 2008
Evans &amp; Tate The Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
Penley Estate Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2005
Trapiche Broquel Cabernet Sauvignon 2007
ProArteDanza's graceful leap into full-length works
Anisa Tejpar, Kelly Shaw, Brendan Wyatt and Tyler Gledhill dance in ... in between ... .
Burgans Albarino 2009
Ray Zahab's world adventures in pictures
Four Impossible 2 Possible youth ambassadors make their way across Tunisian Sahara, running almost a marathon a day, raising money and awareness for clean water initiatives.
In Japan, healthy minds rejuvenate in healthy forests
No one power walks on Forest Therapy Road in Okutama, Japan.
The view from Japan's Forest Therapy Road
Forest Therapy Road in Okutama, Japan. The town's forest therapy project received official recognition in April 2008.
Westwood struggles again with ankle issue
Lee Westwood
San Gold: Don't hold your breath
Gold bars
Future looks bright in Edmonton
Eric Duhatschek
On YouTube: Being a Dickhead's Cool
La Vis Simboli Muller Thurgau 2009
Dveri Pax Traminec 2007
Tafelmusik: Fialkowska plays Chopin on his choice of piano
Nobel Peace Prize shows China still an outlier on human rights
Pro-democracy protesters hold the picture of Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo during a demonstration outside the China's Liaison Office in Hong Kong Friday, Oct. 8, 2010. Imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo won the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for using non-violence to demand fundamental human rights in his homeland.
Boutique hotel vs. chain reliability
View from a window at the Opus Hotel in Vancouver.
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