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November 12

One-on-One with Ron
Head Coach Ron Wilson watches during the U.S. Olympic men's ice hockey orientation camp in Woodridge, Ill., Monday, Aug. 17, 2009. (AP Photo/Paul Beaty)
Black's lawyers file motion for review of convictions
Conrad Black leaves after his bail hearing at Federal Court Friday July 23, 2010, in Chicago.
Good week; Bad week
In this Nov. 7, 2010, file photo, Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (90) rushes the line during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the New York Jets at Ford Field in Detroit. Despite just two wins, the Lions are on the improve thanks to the already fearsome 6-foot-3, 307-pound Suh and the shifty, speedy Jahvid Best. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)
Raptors hope to heat up in Miami
Miami Heat forward LeBron James (L) talks to teammate Chris Bosh in their NBA game against the Minnesota Timberwolves in Miami, Florida November 2, 2010. REUTERS/Rhona Wise
New project takes downtown concept to suburbs
A look at the new development breaking gorund in Markham: World on Yonge. by Liberty Development - piazza entrance night
Taking a quack at exposing French scandal
Hurricane-struck St. Lucia's only option is to bounce back
A boy who survived the Jan. 12 earthquake covers his head with a coat as rain begins to fall at the approach of Hurricane Tomas to Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
A tale of two Torontos
Marcus Gee
Millar looking for one more big ride
Ian Millar of Canada rides his horse In Style at the final round of the individual equestrian jumping competition at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, July 29, 2007. REUTERS/Daniel Munoz
Clarington mayor has burning questions over incinerator
Durham waste plant could be approved before new council convenes
CFL Playoff Picks
Saskatchewan Roughriders' Brent Hawkins (R) celebrates his touchdown with team mate Barrin Simpson during second half CFL play in Vancouver, British Columbia July 10, 2010. Hawkins picked up a fumble from BC Lions quarterback Travis Lulay and ran it in for the TD. REUTERS/Andy Clark
Down with dumb taggers, says the vigilante
Stephen Quinn
Jack Hooper, former CSIS deputy director, dies at 57
Jack Hooper, deputy director of CSIS, waits to testify at the Maher Arar inquiry in Ottawa in August, 2005.
Hot Ticket: Cornucopia
Cornucopia 2005 Crush!
Out There: Mountain Ziplines
Ziplines on Grouse Mountain Resort.
What's on this weekend
Measha Brueggergosman
No pressure on underdog Lions
B.C. Lions' Yonus Davis, centre, looks over his shoulder as he returns a punt for a touchdown as Saskatchewan Roughriders' Eddie Johnson, right, gives chase during the first half of a CFL football game in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday October 31, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Sorry if progress is hurting the bottom line
Gary Mason
Miriam Wosk created work that was 'sensational and very life affirming'
Miriam Wosk and architect Steve Ehrlich, at her studio in Santa Monica, Calif., in 2004.
West coast wines
Vancouver's addictive new street eats
Alexandra Gill
Canadian women crush Finland 15-0
Canadian defenseman Rebecca Johnston (#6) and Finland forward Linda Valimaki (#13) scramble for the puck during first period of Four Nations women's hockey action in St. John's on Friday Nov. 12, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Daly
Tories, Liberals deny deal over post-2011 Afghan training mission
Afghan forces keep watch at the site of a suicide attack in Kabul on Nov. 12, 2010.
Palin has U.S. central bank in her crosshairs
Konrad Yakabuski
The Maestro keeps the tempo
Switzerland's Roger Federer returns the ball to Austria's Jurgen Melzer during their quarterfinal match, at the Paris Tennis Masters tournament, Friday, Nov. 12, 2010. (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)
Can Suu Kyi live up to expectations?
Supporters of Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi hold portraits their detained leader at her National League for Democracy (NLD) headquarters in Rangoon, Myanmar.
Ski Cross Canada spreads its wings
Canada's Davey Barr clears a jump as he's followed by Enak Gavaggio during the men's ski-cross semi-finals at Cypress Mountain in West Vancouver, B.C., Sunday February 21, 2010, at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Flames' Brett Sutter arrested in Arizona
Brett Sutter (Jeff McIntosh/Globe and Mail)
Ruling sets back evidence retention challenge in murder cases
Rizzuto to be laid to rest in same church as his enemies
Dairy desperado goes west on raw-milk mission
Michael Schmidt is an Ontario farmer who fought and won in Ontario court for the right to distribute raw, unpasteurized milk. Alice Jongerden operates a dairy in Chilliwack, BC and she continues to fight for similar rights with Mr. Schmidt's assistance.
Kenney's power in cabinet is growing
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is shown in his Calgary riding on Nov. 12, 2010.
Bogus Cupid ends up in the slammer
Vancouver cyclist hurt after colliding with solar-powered car
People come to aid of a cyclist (R) after he collided with the Orlikon Solar racing team vehicle (L) from Switzerland, during the around world Zero Race in Vancouver, British Columbia November 12, 2010.
Riders' game in the balance
Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant watches from the sidelines against the Montreal Alouettes during Canadian Football League action in Regina, July 1, 2010. REUTERS/Fred Greenslade
Q&A: Maziar Bahari on free speech in Iran
Bones discovered in Yukon tell tale of Klondike justice
The four Nantuck brothers in custody at Tagish Police Post, summer of 1898. They were arrested for the murder of a prospector named William Meehan. Two of the brothers, Dawson and Jim were subsequently hanged in Dawson City, August 4, 1899.
Battle of the QEW
Argonauts' Geoff Townsend, left, attempts to elude Hamilton Ticats tacklers during Toronto's 41-36 victory in the CFL's 1983 Eastern Conference final game in Toronto.
Science still can't explain the colour red
Shakespeare pens a CFL hit
Hamilton Tiger-Cats defenders Stevie Baggs and Otis Floyd celebrate a quarterback sack against the Toronto Argonauts during the first half of their CFL football game in Toronto October 15, 2010. REUTERS/Mike Cassese
Dark clouds roll in over Black Tickle
Images from the coastal community of Black Tickle, on the Island of Ponds, off the coast of Labrador. This community, which was once the jewel of the fishing community in Labrador, with a population nearing 3000, before the cod fishery moratorium in 1992, now has a population of less than 200 people.
Quebec gets own hockey team in international tournament
Intoxicating sales growth for breath-analysis vendors
A glass of beer sits on the bar at Canoe Brewpub in Victoria, BC, Thursday. Canoe Brewpub offers taxi vouchers for their customers. Bar owners are noticing significant changes in their patron's alcohol consumption after the new drink driving laws came into effect in British Columbia.
How much is too much? The Globe tests B.C.'s drunk-driving limit
The Globe and Mail tests Breathalyzers at the Hamilton Street Grill, 1009 Hamilton Street in Vancouver, BC, November 10, 2010.
Creamer rises to the top in Mexico
Paula Creamer
Argos-'Tabbies meet again
Hamilton Tiger-Cats wide receiver Arland Bruce III is tackled by Toronto Argonauts defensive back Lin-J Shell (R) during the first half of their CFL football game in Hamilton, September 6, 2010. REUTERS/Mike Cassese
Move death from hospitals back into the community
How high will gold go?
Gold bars
Where nature meets the classroom
The G20 communiqué (the really honest version)
Group of 20 leaders
The call of the wild helps children learn
Toronto's indie gaming scene levels up
Alex Smithers at Drinkbox Studios Inc.
The darkness down the yellow-brick road
The darkness down the yellow-brick road
The Lineup: Nov. 13 - 19
Toronto Dance Theatre performs Severe Clear
Skyline: A 'mad muddle of a movie'
In this film publicity image released by Universal Pictures, alien ships attack the city of Los Angeles in the sci-fi thriller, "Skyline".
Lowly Leafs have few options
Toronto Maple Leafs' Tyler Bozak (R) avoids a check by Florida Panthers' Bryan Allen during third period NHL hockey action in Sunrise, Florida November 10, 2010. REUTERS/Hans Deryk
Vancouver to be a Cultural Capital in its 125th year
Red Sky's dance and music creation Tono played at the Cultural Olympiad of the 2010 Vancouver Games.
Microfinance by the numbers
Microfinance pioneer Muhammad Yunus, founder of the Grameen Bank.
An industrial-strength argument for silver over gold
Forget Jersey Shore - this is Toronto's real Lake Shore
Microfinance: Little loans, big trouble
The slaying of the Celtic Tiger
Berry Fleming this week holds a placard in the main shopping area of Dublin
Leafs' boss Ron Wilson dreams the impossible dream
Stephen Brunt
Best we forget the Oprah-ization of Remembrance Day
Harold Davis,87, stands at attention as the band played God Save the Queen during Remembrance Day ceremonies at Old City Hall in Toronto on Nov 11 2010. Davis served in the Royal CanadianCorp of Signals from 1939-1945 during the Second World War.
Thatcher leads, moves closer to Tour card
Town that aluminum built hopes to join World Heritage list
The Rio Tinto-Alcan plant is pictured near a residential area in the Arvida district of Saguenay, 225km North East of Quebec City Wednesday November 10, 2010. A company town, Arvida was planned around the plant so people could walk to it.
U.S. blanks Sweden at Four Nations
Niwatei's ramen showcases near-perfect noodles
Tonkotsu ramen at Niwatei
Toronto rec hockey leagues fight for rink time
Rob Anthony coach of the Leaside Flames "Bantam A" hockey team, gives direction to his players during their game against the Markham Islanders
Stars and Dogs for the week of Nov. 15
Archie, a Chinese Crested, is seen here prior to winning World's Ugliest Dog competition at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, Calif. in 2006.
Time to invest in the beaten-up for-profit education sector?
David Milstead
'Gifted' - what is it good for?
Teacher Magaret De Jesus shows Grade 12 biology students Chris Chung, Leila Meema-Coleman and Clinton D'Silva, how to use some equipment for an experiment at the Ontario Science Centre Science School in Toronto. The small school, takes on 30 dedicated students to learn about science.
Explosion could result in charges under National Defence Act
Buttonville Airport's imminent demise was clear from above
Regulators boosting batting average on enforcement
Sowing the seeds for early retirement
A look at the new Peter Street shelter
Five essential stories of the week
A homeless shelter - in the club district
The front reception area of the new Assessment and Referral Centre (ARC) and 40-bed emergency shelter at 129 Peter Street in the downtown core of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The new facility designed by architect Brock James of Levitt Goodman Architects Ltd.
The curse of giftedness
Jeremy Sassoon showed great promise as a child and became a doctor at age 23, but he was unhappy. He later found peace playing music at nightclubs and weddings.
Laval, Sherbrooke ready for Dunsmore Cup battle
We don't need another Afghan resolution
Canadians have gone troppo for Mexico
Crude falls on economic growth fears
Value investor targets high yield
What makes the junk food of sex so unsatisfying
Is humanitarian aid bad for Africa?
Margaret Wente
Finding regular income
Beaverbrook Foundation to auction 48 art works it gained title to in lengthy legal battle
Jury still deliberating in trial of Ontario mother who drowned daughters
Airlines losing customers to U.S.: Air Canada CEO
Air Canada CEO Calin Rovinescu
Coyotes' tough guy a Twitter star
A blueprint for finding monthly yield
Drunk driver sentenced to 2½ years for crash that killed toddler
Carol Berner, right, convicted of impaired driving in the death of four-year-old Alexa Middelaer, hugs a young man inside Provincial Court after arriving for her sentencing in Surrey, B.C., on Friday November 12, 2010.
Danielle Smith: 'My life will fall under the microscope'
Danielle Smith, the Leader of the Wildrose Alliance.
Dollar follows commodities retreat
Ottawa wins praise for endorsing UN indigenous-rights declaration
Suu Kyi's struggle for democracy in Myanmar
A supporter of Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi holds Ms. Suu Kyi's portrait as she talks to journalists.
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