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November 16

Judges push back against hospitals turning away mentally ill offenders
Robert Singer, who spent a month in the Don Jail before a judge ordered he be sent to hospital to receive treatment is photographed on at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto, Ont. Nov. 10, 2010.
Leafs capitalize on penalty parade
Tyler Bozak #42 and Kris Versteeg #32 of the Toronto Maple Leafs celebrate Kris Versteeg goal against the Nashville Predators during game action at the Air Canada Centre November 16, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
How the new copyright bill will affect Canadian culture
I’ve been telling people that emerging technology drives change and that the change is now exponential, says author William Gibson
U.S. bets foreign trainers, $1-billion a month can build powerful Afghan army
Canadian Cpl. Junot Simard Veillet (2nd from front) 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. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (AFGHANISTAN)
How should Canada protect its culture (or should it)?
Niagara Parks executive's expense claims passed audit scrutiny, ex-chairman says
De Rosario named to MLS Best XI
Dwayne De Rosario #14 of the New York Red Bulls reacts against Toronto FC on August 11, 2010 at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey. Red Bulls defeat Toronto 1-0.
Leafs snap long losing streak
: Phil Kessel #81 of the Toronto Maple Leafs gets around Shane O'Brien #55 of the Nashville Predators during game action at the Air Canada Centre November 16, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Key potential candidates for top B.C. Liberal job tout rural roots
Former British Columbia Education Minister George Abbott on Tuesday November 16, 2010.
Former British MP, banned from Canada last year, draws sell-out crowd
Adrian Morrow
Canada quitting Kandahar and making deep cuts to Afghan aid
Canadian soldiers with 1st RCR Battle Group, The Royal Canadian Regiment, help each other getting over a wall as they patrol to find Improvised Explosive Devices or IEDs in the Panjwayi district, south west of Kandahar, Afghanistan, Sunday, June 6, 2010. A scouting party from the NATO unit that could replace Canadian troops in Kandahar will be touring the area over the next few days.
Habs still looking for French-speaking saviour
Claude Giroux #28 of the Philadelphia Flyers skates with the puck against the Florida Panthers on November 13, 2010 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Hearing delayed for Tamil migrant accused of war crimes
James should escape long knives of NDP's rebels without a pause
Gary Mason
'Big Brother' trash collection system divides communities
Stormy marriage detailed in video of accused man
VANOC enters its final stretch
Canada-India trade talks overshadowed by corruption scandals
View of a crowded street in the southern Indian city of Bangalore. Bangalore, for the world, is the city of promise, a technology hub with hundreds of thousands of skilled but cheap workers who have tons of talent to keep global businesses running and help shape their future.
MLS wants to level playing field for Canadians
Foreign-trained MDs hit wall of bias in Quebec, rights agency finds
An ambulance arrives at a Quebec hospital.
Let Canadians decide whether to raise retirement age, report says
The royal engagement: Will and Kate plus date
Evangelical leader accuses Tories of helping push NDP bill on gender
Social-conservative crusader Charles McVety is seen in Toronto on 26, 2005.
EdgePoint funds: investor focused, with zero marketing frills
Where are the stock splits?
John Heinzl
Calgary's The Bow: a new skyline symbol
Groundbreaking at the Bow took place on June 13, 2007, and the building is expected to be finished in September, 2011, with a final price tag of $1.5-billion.
Manitoba leading mixed curling tourney
The Canadian mixed curling championships takes place in Morris, Man.
Wal-Mart Canada takes bite out of food costs
A Wal-Mart supercentre
RBC new owner of Manhattan's famed Lipstick Building
The building of The Bow
The worst option is to leave Afghanistan
Focus shifts from potash to uranium
A scoop loader with a bucket full of low-grade uranium at the Cameco McArthur River uranium mine site in northern Saskatchewan
Some things are more important than hockey
There's no mystery about who inspired the sleuthing reporter Jinnah
Author Don Hauka, right, and journalist Salim Jiwa, who inspired Mr. Hauka's celebrated character Hakeem Jinnah, pose for a photograph in Vancouver on Tuesday.
Roenick figures he might compete next season
Public hangs up on printed phone books
Yellow Pages
Time to change NHL gene pool
Colin Campbell of the NHL photographed during the first round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft at the Bell Centre on June 26, 2009 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Rail duopoly needs watchdog: shippers
Ogilvy merger's global footprint sidesteps U.S.
Bar Talk
Roughriders one step closer to washing away bitter Grey Cup memory
Saskatchewan Roughriders Andy Fantuz, right, celebrates his touchdown with Weston Dressler during overtime CFL Western semi-final football action in Regina, Sask., Sunday, Nov. 14, 2010. The Saskatchewan Roughriders beat the B.C. Lions 41-38 and will face the Calgary Stampeders in next weekend's CFL Western Final.
Lions pack up, some perhaps for good
Five commodities the rally left behind
David Parkinson
Benson off to good start at Q-School
Q school is off and running.
Rival challenges Covington fund takeover
Matrix CEO David Levi
Alouettes are rested, but not relaxed
Ensuring secrets stay that way
Hockey needs a Criminal Code
NHL Senior VP and Director of Hockey Operations Colin Campbell speaks to reporters during the NHL General Managers' annual fall meeting in Toronto, Ont. Tuesday, November 9, 2010.
Treasuries rebound after two-day selloff
Capacity lacking to carry all local TV: Bell, Shaw
Broadcast antennas dot a rooftop in Toronto
Stuff White People Like, the sequel
Creating a boutique career
Niche market
Ontario set to offer break on hydro rates
As speculators withdraw, the market bears awaken
David Rosenberg
A conversation for every situation
More business books
Managing books
New lowbrow treats hark back to childhood
Homemade Oreo-style cookies from Leah's bakery in Toronto.
More business books
Ontario politician wants more consumer protection from high cellphone fees
Doctors create council to beef up medical testing standards
A conversation for every situation
Habs' veteran Hamrlik ready for extra duty
Fashion roundup: printed ties
Cancer surpasses cardiovascular diseases as top killer in Canada
West is best in the NHL again
The close: Dow, TSX caught in broad selloff
Investing in precious metal stocks
Watchlist features
Transcript: Edgar Schein talks to Karl Moore
'Guide pony' attending university with blind student
Lloyd Allison Duchemin
Don't call me Mr. Mom
Over 7000 free passes given out to BC Ferry workers and families
Where is my Price Report, Stocklist or Fundlist?
What's the secret to parenting a gifted child?
Wizards lose Wall to sprained foot
Mark Twain, Stephen Harper leap to Peter MacKay's defence
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable
Elton John and Leon Russell: Proud to be Union men
Elton John (left) and Leon Russell photographed separately during at a joint concert in California earlier this month.
The G-Gs: In a year of literary surprises, it's a Saskatchewan sweep
Dianne Warren holds up her book 'Cool Water' after winning the Governor General's award for fiction at a ceremony in Montreal on Tuesday.
Oh, the fun to be had with America's enduring adolescence
Paul Reubens in a scene from The Pee-wee Herman Show
Are they woman (or man) enough to take on Loretta Lynn?
Loretta Lynn performing in Toronto in 2005
Hearing for migrant accused of war crimes delayed
Agriculture stocks: Not for the buy-and-hold crowd
Rutledge shoots 70 in Q-School opener
Victoria golfer Jim Rutledge
Sea of facts delays salmon probe
Creators push for amendments to planned copyright legislation
Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton may be just what British economy needs
Michael Babad
Like Kate's sapphire? Check out this rock
This rare, 24.78 carat Fancy Intense Pink diamond will go on sale November 16 in Geneva.
Chrysler 200 a new and improved Sebring
2011 Chrysler 200
Metrolinx defends decision to buy diesel trains for rail link to Pearson
Chrysler promises more car for less money
2011 Chrysler 200
Cookies by John Galliano
Macaroons inspired by designer John Galliano's latest fragrance.
Microsoft's Gates, Ballmer defend stock sales
Steve Ballmer, left, and Bill Gates
Eye on Equities
Darcy Keith
Loretta Lynn: "You Ain't Woman Enough (to Take My Man)"
Buying growth to drive M&A in 2011
Maciocia named University of Montreal football coach
Leon Russell in concert in 1971
Five questions for Gordon Ramsay
Chef Gordon Ramsay taping a segment for ET Canada at the Ruby WatchCo in Toronto.
GM: Hype hits the road
RBC: Much more upside still to come for miners
Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Income Fund - minephoto from source.
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