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Burris resolves not to go cold again
Calgary Stampeder Quarterback, Henry Burris tries to stay warm with fellow players during a snowy practice at McMahon Stadium in AB, Wednesday, November 17, 2010. The team will meet against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the 2010 Western Final. The showdown takes place at Calgary's McMahon Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 21 at 2:30 p.m.
Privacy tips for Facebook families
Facebook, through the years
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a news conference at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto, California May 26, 2010.
A regulatory nightmare: Facebook and its goal of a less private Web
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg listens to a question from the audience after unveiling a new messaging system during a news conference in San Francisco, California November 15, 2010.
Ontario plans to regulate derivatives markets
Finance Minister Dwight Duncan (R) delivers the 2010 Ontario provincial budget as Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty looks on in Toronto March 25, 2010.
Tory Senate overturns opposition bill for first time on climate change
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Nov. 17, 2010.
Schenn joins the rush
Whitecaps make first MLS signing
Funding last hurdle to B.C. first nations education board
Native Elder Lawrence Michel talks with the kids in the class room teaching traditional words at Chief Atahm School in Chase, B.C. on Wednesday November 17, 2010. The Elders are invited to teach the traditional ways to the young students. Aboriginal leaders in B.C. are on the brink of re-inventing education for children on reserves.
Security rules breached in theft of Carney's documents, officials say
Cars we liked in L.A.
2011 Nissan Murano Crosscabriolet
Spat with UAE set back relations 10 years, MacKay tells senator
Defence Minister Peter MacKay answer a question on military mission in Afghanistan during an Ottawa news conference on Nov 16, 2010.
Pregnant woman was strangled, then burned, court hears
Support for female circumcision declining in Africa, study shows
A teenager from Uganda's Sebei tribe sits inside a mud hut after undergoing female genital mutilation in Bukwa district, about 357 kms (214 miles) northeast of Kampala, December 15, 2008. The ceremony was to initiate teenage girls into womanhood according to Sebei traditional rites.
"The tourist lane"
Screengrab from ImprovEverywhere's "The Tourist Lane"
VANOC on track for balanced budget
The changing look of city sidewalks
Shoppers make last minute purchases on Oxford Street, London's main shopping street. Earlier this year, a group of businesses introduced a "shoppers lane" along Oxford in order to encourage tourists to stay out of the way of locals.
Sidewalk experiments drive new ideas about urban public space
In New York, the comedy group Improv Everywhere drew a line down the sidewalk on Fifth Avenue, with separate lanes for New Yorkers and tourists. Public feedback was overwhelmingly positive.
BC Liberals reverse 15% tax cut
Premier Gordon Campbell during a press conference where he announced that he was resigning, in Vancouver November 3, 2010.
Mentally ill offenders swamping prisons
Not just a Vale of tears
In Haiti, cholera flourishes in disorder
Barker whets appetite of Argos fans
Toronto Argonauts head coach Jim Barker (L) walks off the field after defeating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats during their CFL eastern semi-final football game in Hamilton November 14, 2010.
Pimco bets lower fees will help crack Canadian market
DO NOT USE Pimco's Bill Gross
A guarded approach in volatile markets
Spain routed by Portugal
Portugal's Carlos Martins celebrates after scoring the opening goal against Spain during their friendly soccer match Wednesday Nov. 17 2010, at Luz stadium in Lisbon.
RCMP revisit woman's 2005 disappearance
Rhody Lake, who went missing while out for a walk on the Sunshine Coast, Nov. 27, 2005.
Three ways to capitalize on a sluggish housing market
Philanthropist Frank Giustra hit with tax penalty
Frank Giustra
The ups and downs of prices
Vancouver takes control of Olympic village
The Vancouver Olympic Village on Friday October 9, 2009.
Potash Corp. announces share buyback
David Berman
Nov. 18: Letters to the editor
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney.
Putin's puppy needs a name
Tried-and-true tips for saving on tax
Tim Cestnick
Barrick responds to 'wakeup call' on social responsibility
No. 1. Aaron Regent, president and CEO of Barrick Gold Corp., earned $24.2-million in 2009.
Potash CEO exercises $1.26-million of options
Potash Corp. CEO Bill Doyle
Down Under, BHP failure is just ho-hum
BHP Billiton head office in Melbourne.
Blue Jays acquire Davis
Toronto Blue Jays General Manager Alex AnthopoulosTHE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
Mad Men star's green choices include not having kids – or a toilet
Vincent Kartheiser attends the 2010 Freedom Awards at the Redondo Beach Peforming Arts Center on Nov. 7 in Redondo Beach, Calif.
A flight path for online investors flying solo
Rob Carrick
Mountie cleared in fatal collision that killed Duncan woman
Canadian among 19 oil-rig hostages freed by Nigerian military
A recent picture released by Afren oil and gas exploration company shows the Adriatic VI Rig at the Okoro field, off Nigeria's coast. Gunmen attacked an oil rig off Nigeria's coast on November 8, 2010 taking two Americans, two French and one Canadian hostage while wounding two other people, company and security sources said.
Police identify 16-year-old shot dead in north Toronto
Tony Clement won't stand for a tax on his iPhone - or yours
Industry Minister Tony Clement gives an interview at his Parliament Hill office on Nov. 5, 2010.
Nova Scotia inmate kept in jail more than a month longer than necessary: official
Take a grade-school approach to your grown-up brain
Among girls, video gaming tied to fighting and weapons
Joan Patricia Atkinson
My dream of a perfect wedding fell apart
The desire to trap antimatter
The electrodes (gold) for the ALPHA Penning trap being inserted into the vacuum chamber and cryostat assembly. This is the trap used to combine or "mix" positrons and antiprotons to make antihydrogen.
Antimatter captured in major scientific breakthrough
Canadian dollar falls for second day
Canadian dollar coins.
Most voters want Harper and Ignatieff to step aside, poll finds
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff are shown in a combo photo from June 17, 2009.
Try this: Wind tunnel flying
Texting and driving: teens not getting the message
If you go
History goes way, way back in Berlin, Nevada where the weatherbeaten remains of 19th century mining town lie rusting amid the fossil remains of no fewer than 19 Icthysaurs, massive aquatic reptiles of the Upper Trassic Period. It's now a state park.
Pioche, Nevada: The original sin city
Recovering from a privacy breach
John Gabriel, director of compliance and education at Mortgage Alliance Canada, is seen here along Toronto's Financial District.
Craig Kielburger: my getaway
Initiation into the Yukon Sourtoe Cocktail club
Dried and preserved in a far of salt, a human toe is the not-so-secret ingredient of Dawson City's Sour Toe Cocktail. Robin Esrock
The close: Dow ends flat
Flames trade Sutter, White to Canes
Daily deal: Dolce's winter getaway
The Brooklyn Bridge crosses over the East River to Manhattan.
How to determine whether the GM IPO is a buy
The Correction Line Ensemble: Bridging the popular-classical divide
Three members of the Correction Line Ensemble
Jason Jones: What I'm watching
Jason Jones
Up close and personal with Eliot Spitzer
Alberta has Canada's biggest appetite for culture - again
An example of what Calgarians spend their culture dollars on: A member of the Love Lies Bleeding ballet rehearses a number in the dance production created by the Alberta Ballet.
James Frey and the commodification of ideas
Russell Smith
Sarah Harmer in her own words
Sarah Harmer
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Pt. 1: The official trailer
Rationalizing a sacred cow in Atlantic Canada
A fisherman cleans his catch in Petty Harbour, Nfld, on July 23, 2008.
Will stock picking make a comeback?
An investor watches electronic screens in a securities trading house in Taipei as Taiwan's weighted index tumbles more than 2 per cent.
Should stores open on Boxing Day?
Boxing Day shoppers take advantage of savings at a Future Shop in Ottawa.
Rutledge remains in the hunt at Q-School
Teck's debt reduction earns ratings upgrade
Teck's operations in Trail, B.C.
The Porsche legend lives on
1954 Porsche Speedster
Flyers' Richards blasts 'cocky' Subban
Disabled veterans to get higher payments
Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Sept. 21, 2010.
Canadian cable on the cheap
Executive summary: Keeping an Eye on Prescription Drugs, Keeping Canadians Safe
What's more accurate: the car's speedo or the GPS?
Joanne Will
Why does drug testing stop once it's on the market?
André Picard
Phaneuf recounts grisly details of his injury
Toronto Maple Leafs Dion Phaneuf grimaces after being injured on a play against the Ottawa Senators during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Toronto, November 2, 2010.
Lawyers for 2 on death row try to stop U.K. drug export
Michael Babad
Sorenstam to play at Pebble Beach Invitational
Annika Sorenstam
I Am Number Four: The official trailer
Michael Ignatieff faces caucus rift over Afghan extension
Newfoundland, N.S. strike Lower Churchill power deal
Muskrat Falls, on the Churchill River in Labrador
Belgium stun Russia 2-0
The Fight: Lights Out in pictures
The Fight: Lights Out launch trailer
The Fight: Lights Out suffers a TKO
Potash puts money where mouth is
A pile processed potash at the Mosaic Potash Colonsay mine storage facility in Colonsay, Sask.
Would you change your kid's diaper on a restaurant table?
Liberal, Tory senators blame each other for climate bill's demise
Marjory LeBreton, the Leader of the Government in the Senate, speaks at a news conference in Ottawa on Nov. 13, 2007.
Should Camry owner Cruze through retirement?
2011 Chevrolet Cruze.
'No obvious solutions,' Ireland PM says
Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen.
Camaro convertible coming in new year
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