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Off-peak electricity rates to start two hours earlier in May: sources
Police say 17-year-old's gun misfired in attempt to shoot officer
Defamation suit pulls Surrey councillor into feud dividing Sikh community
Maninder Gill - manager of Radio India, a BC radio station. Radio India photo
Patrick Chan felled by 'dumb mistakes'
Da Vinci creator floats idea of Vancouver as a city state
Government accused of 'shadow toll' on Sea to Sky Highway
Mark Hume
B.C. NDP leader wins party support, calls for end to infighting
NDP Leader Carole James faces internal party dissent over the expulsion of Cariboo North MLA Bob Simpson.
Riders get Grey Cup rematch
Allan Maki
Best from November 21
Hotel at site of deadly blast partially closed
Papers, boxes, among other debris are pictured on the lawn at the site of an explosion at a hotel in Cancun November 14, 2010. At least six people, including four Canadian tourists and two Mexican workers, were killed in an explosion at a resort on Mexico's Riviera Maya, a Mexican official said, in what authorities described as a gas explosion. Another 15 to 20 people were wounded from the blast at the Grand Riviera Princess hotel in the beach resort of Playa del Carmen on Mexico's Caribbean coast, Francisco Alor, the attorney general for the surrounding Quintana Roo state, told Reuters.
The big three
Calderon becomes Raptors starting guard by default
Risk of vote rigging adds to woes of already devastated Haiti
Sonia Verma
UN probe into Lebanon PM's murder criticized
Banking sector 'really on top' of governance
John Mayberry, chairman, Bank of Nova Scotia. Retired chairman and CEO of steel company Dofasco Inc.
Board Games Methodology: Income trusts with external management
Out of the boardroom, into the field
Board Games Methodology: Income trusts with internal management
Board Games 2010: Winners and losers
Potash Corp. CEO Bill Doyle
New program designed to help with questions of executive pay
Board Games Methodology: Corporations
Board Games: Proxy advisory firms flexing some serious muscle
A governance trend one CEO would like to reverse
Geoff Beattie is chief executive officer of Woodbridge Co. Ltd., a private holding company that manages the assets of Canada’s Thomson family, including a majority stake in global information company Thomson Reuters Corp. and a stake in a consortium that owns The Globe and Mail.
Credit Suisse fights federal court order to release Canadian records
The logo of Swiss bank Credit Suisse is seen in Zurich, Switzerland, Thursday, April 24, 2008.
Even Dad's advice doesn't help slumping Bozak
Are Canada's corporate boards getting better?
A board room table.
Trouble follows Subban
Montreal Canadiens P.K. Subban (L) jostles with Philadelphia Flyers captain Mike Richards during the third period of NHL hockey action in Montreal, November 16, 2010. Picture taken November 16, 2010. REUTERS/Shaun Best
Art Gallery of Victoria to show off Communist Paradise
Richard King was a rare foreign student to be able to to study in China during the tumult of the Cultural Revolution. As he learned the language and literature, he bought dozens of propaganda posters, each costing as little as four cents. They portray an idealized vision of peasant and worker life in a land ruled by famine, hardship and terror. About 25 of the university professor's posters will be shown at an exhibition opening at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria on Friday.
Thousands celebrate Santa's arrival at 106th annual Toronto parade
The crowd eagerly waits for Santa along Bloor Street during the Santa Claus Parade downtown Toronto on November 21, 2010.
Cambodian beauty pageant for disabled full of land mines
The big challenge in making farmed shrimp safe to eat
Shrimp
Where does this food come from? The HarvestMark knows
Mushrooms that can be traced back to the farmer using Harvest Mark iPhone app in use at Fred Meyer store in Bellingham, Wash.
Are the Als just too good?
Stephen Brunt
Drilling companies scramble for workers
Sullied image: U.S. probes insider trading
The foreign owner of Canada's vital U.S. trade link
Barrie McKenna
The Fed v. inflationistas: Who's right?
Brian Milner
An NFL Sunday
Mackenzie's Europe funds: A study in contrasts
Cost of long-gun registry a fraction of what Tories claim, report shows
A rifle owner walks around his hunting camp west of Ottawa on Sept. 15, 2010.
Putting stock in diversification
TMX CEO Thomas Kloet
Efforts to improve rescue operations off Newfoundland delayed
B.C. court to decide whether polygamy is a protected religious practice
Winston Blackmore before a press conference in the community of Bountiful near Creston, B.C. January 8, 2009.
Leon Uris bio reveals the epic life of one of the first celebrity authors
Leon Uris
Where it's not all about the money
Vandella McKenzie works as a child protection worker at the Catholic Children's Aid Society in Toronto.
Creating bonds on the beat
Inspector Riyaz Hussein of the Toronto Police Service is seen inside a Toronto Police Service patrol car.
Why these GTA employers earned 'Best in class'
During turbulent times, talk isn't cheap
John Cassaday of Corus
Best companies bridge the generation gap
Kash Sheikh, associate vice-president, business transformation, TD Wealth, at his shared office. Two months ago, TD Financial rolled out a new office space geared for employees who work offsite, providing them with an office, work and meeting space.
How candy makers sweeten the job
In the race to hire the best, small firms pick up speed
Steven Dengler, CEO and co-founder of XE.com, works out at the company gym in Newmarket, Ont.
NATO's 2014 Afghanistan departure date laden with ambiguity
Susan Sachs
CFL Division Finals
At 90, Alex Colville paints a humble picture of his artistry
Stop doctor discrimination in Quebec
An ambulance arrives at a Quebec hospital.
Irish eyes will smile again
Roughriders stop Stampeders in wintry wild West final
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. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
'Space-time cloak' could be the answer to Star Trek-style transportation
Remembering the day JFK was shot
Mila Oh
The retreat: Fusion massage
The crumbling beauty of Warsaw's Praga district
Praga’s jumble of old tenements and factories embodies the city’s history and its extremes of wealth and poverty.
How do I find a good personal trainer?
The bare minimum education any trainer should have is a Can-Fit-Pro, ACE or ACSM personal-training certification.
Former Olympian needs to pack some protein
Rosey Edeh, senior entertainment reporter on ET Canada and former three-time Olympian, goes for a run.
Where to stay in Praga
Praga's zinging nightlife thrives in atmospheric old tenements.
Week Two: Holiday bootcamp kicks it up a notch
Unapproved cancer therapy DCA makes some tumours worse
(left to right): Kenn Petruk , Professor of Surgery Co-Principle Investigator ; Evengelos Michelakis, Professor of Medicine and Principle Investigator and Gopinath Suntendra , PhD Candidate Department of Medicine, Cardiology
What lies behind a smile? It’s not always happiness
Sarah Hampson
Movember: Is the mustache distracting from the cause?
Carly Weeks
West final has a Christmas-y feel
A staff member checks the amount of snow in the stands at McMahon Stadium after a winter storm hit the area in Calgary on Saturday.
Outrage over American airport security measures reaches fever pitch
Joseph Calleja fills the cavernous hall with his voice
Tenor Joseph Calleja
Russia recruiting Canada's Own The Podium expertise
200,000 sign petition calling for Jean Charest's resignation
Quebec Premier Jean Charest testifies during an inquiry into alleged influence peddling in judicial appointments in in Quebec City on Sept. 24, 2010.
Don Cherry sticks up for Kadri yet again
UAE says more landing rights would be 'favourable' for Canada
An Emirates A380 aircraft sits on the runway at Pearson airport in June.
Soccer-Blackburn beat Villa 2-0 to give new owners winning start
Raptors add financial flexibility in 5-player deal
Canucks happy to hit ice again
Nesbitt is golden again
Tevez leads Man City to rout of Fulham
Manchester City's Argentinian player Carlos Tevez scores his goal against Fulham during a Premier League match at Craven Cottage in London, on Sunday.
Inter lose again as Eto plays Zidane-like role
IInter Milan's Cameroonian forward Samuel Eto'o, right, reacts after Chievo's foward Sergio Pellissie, unseen, scored during the seria A match Chievo against Inter, on Sunday in Stadio Olimpico in Verona.
Taliban vows to keep fighting this winter
Michael Ignatieff faces daunting 'enthusiasm gap'
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable
Charest Petition
Illustration by Brian Gable / The Globe and Mail.
Alouettes roll into Grey Cup
Montreal Alouettes running back Avon Cobourne crosses the goal line for a touchdown ahead of Toronto Argonauts defensive back Lin-J Shell during third quarter Canadian Football League Eastern Final action Sunday, November 21, 2010 in Montreal. The Alouettes won the game 48-9 to advance the the Grey Cup final.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Cameron looks to lower 'unacceptably high' U.K. immigration
Cameron looks to lower 'unacceptably high' U.K. immigration
United Kingdom's Prime Minister David Cameron speaks during a press conference on November 20, 2010 in Lisbon, as part of a NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Summit of Heads of States and Government held on 19-20 November 2010.
Poulter hangs on to win in Hong Kong
Ian Poulter
Blackhawks overpower Canucks
Chicago Blackhawks Troy Brouwer (L) clebrates his goal against the Vancouver Canucks with team mate Nick Boynton during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Vancouver, British Columbia November 20, 2010. REUTERS/Andy Clark
Geared for Sunday's CFL semis
A worker paints a logo on centre field at Montreal's Olympic Stadium, Saturday, November 20, 2010, in preparation for Sunday's CFL Eastern Final. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
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