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November 15

The Potash takeover: Where did Saskatchewan's Conservative MPs stand?
Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz
Buying a round for Australia if they win Ashes
Cellphone records will help prove man killed pregnant wife, Crown tells trial
Disabled woman wins $36,000 human-rights case after being fired
Economic power shifting from U.S. to China, Soros says
Slain crime boss buried in mob-movie style
Pallbearers bring the casket of mafia kingpin Nicolo Rizzuto Sr. out of the Notre-Dame-de-la-Defense church in Montreal, Canada November 15, 2010 following his funeral. The 86-year-old patriarch was gunned down Wednesday at his home in what appeared to be a carefully orchestrated hit.
Mission beyond 2011 will send 950 soldiers across Afghanistan
An Afghan police officer exercises during a break in training by U.S. military police in Kandahar on Nov. 12, 2010.
Rural Canada loses as politics and business fail to get broadband down the last mile
RipNet CEO Kingsley Grant (right) and CFO Eric Rothschild stand next to one of the company's wireless tower near Brockville, Ont.
School bell rings again for PGA Tour hopefuls
Is high-speed Internet a human right?
Know your networks: how do you connect?
Most cities in North America receive Internet via DSL (digital subscriber line) over phone lines, or cable Internet (roughly $100 a month for 50 Megabits per second), over coaxial cable lines. These advanced wired networks are much faster than dial-up and offer much more capacity.
Probe of deadly Mexico blast to focus on swamp gas, building standards
Cameras, sound cannons among G20 equipment Toronto police aim to keep
Beatles coming to Apple's iTunes: source
The Beatles at Maple Leaf Gardens. From left: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon
Buono admits he pondered going for broke
B.C. Lions head coach Wally Buono looks down while playing against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats B.C. Lions during second half CFL action in Hamilton, Ont., on Saturday, November 6, 2010.
Fehr expected to be introduced soon
Colin Campbell has some 'splainin' to do
Battered at home, Sarkozy seeks salvation in agenda abroad
French President Nicolas Sarkozy waits for Greek Prime minister Georges Papandreou on November 15, 2010 at the Elysee Palace in Paris. Papandreou who is on a two-day visit in France is also to meet with his French counterpart Francois Fillon later on today.
Chance of political end to Afghan war grows remote
Canadian Cpl. Junot Simard Veillet (L) from the NATO-led coalition patrols with Afghan National Army troops through the Taliban stronghold of Panjwaii town, Kandahar province, southern Afghanistan, October 27, 2007.
The euro puzzle's missing piece
Bank of Ireland
Potash investment: friends with net benefit
Foreign scholarships and the risky business of innovating
A simple guide for takeovers in Canada
With BHP out, heat is on Potash CEO
Potash Corp. CEO Bill Doyle
On the Potash file, were Saskatchewan's Tory MPs silent? Stooges? Or quietly effective?
Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz
Among U.S. dividend stocks, PEGY's pearls
Postmedia to remain private until 2011
Postmedia CEO Paul Godfrey
Hometown bias can lead real estate investors astray
Thane Stenner
Polish plumbers plague Canada-EU trade talks
Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives for a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel European Union President Jose Barroso in Berlin on June 4, 2007.
Alberta government rejects reports that tailings pond is leaking
Davison begins long journey to recovery
Carfinco travels a road paved with growth opportunities
Fabrice Taylor
Teen boys with ADHD at greater risk on the road
CSI: Privatization? RCMP eyes new business model for forensic services
RCMP forensic investigators comb a potential crime scene in Prince George, B.C., on Aug. 28, 2009.
The Canadian government's 'net benefit' test
Ballet BC: No more tutus!
Ballet tutus adorned every tree and pole of an entire block in downtown Vancouver October 26, 2010 to rise awareness for Ballet BC.
Biovail wraps it up with final dividend
What it's like: Parents and former gifted kids talk
Teacher Nicole Abdool, left, works with students from left, Michael Fialho, 3, Alexis Gimnidis, 3, and Connor Cacoutis, 4, during a FasTracKids early learning program class in Thornhill, Ont.
Campbell should make way for an interim successor
Gary Mason
10 things you didn't know about hedge funds
Leafs could learn from Predators
Nashville Predators head coach Barry Trotz, and General Manager David Poile, left, listens as Preds owner Craig Leipold talks about the letter of intent to sell the team to Jim Balsillie at a press conference at the Sommet Center in Nashville Thursday, May 24, 2007
Publishers join forces to rush out new edition of Giller Prize-winning The Sentimentalists
Misconceptions about gifted learning
Grade12 Biology students, including Leila Meema-Coleman and Courtney Chow in class at the Ontario Science Centre Science School in Toronto.
Potash takeover failure blamed on billion-dollar pledge requirement
A Potash Corp.mine in Lanigan, Sask.
How to use online tools to find the best mutual funds
Do-it-yourself investing advice
Stampeders have never looked better
John Forzani, Chairman of the Calgary Stampeders, is a Canadian businessman and former CFL player with 7 years with the Stampeders. Forzani is Founder and Chairman of the Board of The Forzani Group Ltd. (FGL), Canada?Ü?s largest and only national sporting goods retailer. He was photographed on the field on Tuesday, June 01, 2010.
Six charged in pair of brazen slayings of African men in Edmonton
A big bought deal finally comes to market
Save aquabib! Oxford wants you to adopt a word
NHL's director of hockey ops a hockey dad, venting
Why we need more Sun TV and CBC
Quebecor chief executive Pierre Karl Peladeau unveils his plan to watch Sun TV News at a news conference in Toronto on June 15, 2010.
The Frocktail party
Male teens with ADHD at greater risk of traffic accidents: study
Putting ER workers on the clock
Don't like rising rents? Buy the place
Amy Chow is photographed in the empty space of a former Chinese restaurant on Danforth Ave. that she's renovating and will open a restaurant in the spring.
GM to hike IPO share price: sources
The close: Commodities cut Dow, TSX gains
Crows can differentiate between males and females
William Gordon Dodds
A hunter's philosophy
Opposition wants 'clear, detailed position' on Afghan extension
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Nov. 15, 2010.
Where frequent-flyers go to sneak away from big business centres
It's only a short float plane ride from Vancouver to reach Brentwood Bay on Vancouver Island.
How to get away from big-city business
BMO banks on coal business
First the crisis, then a stronger euro
A young skateboarder practices in front of the Euro sculpture outside the headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, Germany.
Silver Wheaton: Too far, too fast?
RINO: Bad stock gets worse
Essential tracks: Five songs you need to know about
Call of Duty: Calling out our inner jarhead
A screen grab form Call of Duty: Black Ops
Victoria, B.C. company adapts rare Maeterlinck drama into musical
A scene from The Life Inside
Baby-faced Rami Malek matures with war role
Back from the brink, Ballet BC rebrands itself as contemporary
No tutus here: A publicity still for Ballet BC's new season
New documentary tells the story behind Feist's music
An scene from the new documentary on Feist
Intel buys Canadian start-up CognoVision
Battered Margarito to have surgery on right eye socket
The Scottsboro Boys: Racism and razzle-dazzle
A scene from The Scottsboro Boys.
Goodbye buffet, hello boot-camp holidays
Ticats' veteran Floyd enters another bitter off-season
Quantitative gazing
Why it may be a 'Goldilocks moment' for housing market
Michael Babad
Wind warning issued across region
Analyst sees big upside as D-Box gets set for its close-up
Two rows of D-Box's robotic theatre seats.
House arrest conditions tightened for convict in BC Rail case
Dave Basi leaves B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver, B.C., on Monday October 18, 2010.
Canadian Centre for Diversity 63rd Awards Gala
Flames send Brett Sutter to AHL
Leafs' Armstrong back on ice
CT scans detect lung cancer earlier - but at what cost?
Ida Chong first target of Fight HST's recall campaign
British Columbia Liberal cabinet Minister Ida Chong is the first MLA to be targeted for recall by the Fight HST group.
Essential video: Gwyneth Paltrow on Glee
Lecavalier out 4-5 weeks after hand surgery
Queen's MBA falls from top spot in Businessweek ranking
David Saunders, dean of Queen's University’s School of Business.
Bernanke, you have a friend
Call of Duty: Black Ops: The TV commercial
Five questions on the Afghan mission
Great-West prefs come with big coupon cut
Price named NHL first star
Roger Tomlinson put geography on the map
Roger Tomlinson on GIS
Will losing hurt the Oilers' young stars?
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