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November 9

Vancouver military regiment pleads for return of 100-year-old mace
A 'labour of love' for those on the front lines
One friar, two cooks, many volunteers, 1,000,000 meals (and counting)
Giguere speaks out: "We didn't compete"
Mutiny suppressed, a Siberian expedition goes bust
On the streets of Victoria, a troop of Quebec soldiers briefly mutinied before being marched aboard ship to go off to war, an incident hushed up by Canada's official censor.
How a Vancouver hospital drastically cut its wait times
A patient during a right ankle arthroscopy procedure at St. Paul's hospital in Vancouver November 2, 2010.
Sens win streak at four games
Ottawa Senators' Chris Phillips (L) celebrates his goal with teammate Chris Kelly during the second period of their NHL ice hockey game against the Atlanta Thrashers in Ottawa November 9, 2010.
Behind-the-scenes battle raging in B.C. Liberal Party
Former prosecutor cites police 'failure' in Frank Paul case
Lightning strike down Leafs
Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Dan Ellis (33) prepares to block a shot from Toronto Maple Leafs center Tyler Bozak (42) during the second period of a NHL hockey game in Tampa, Florida, November 9, 2010.
All parties cool to tackling wage-freeze issue in Ontario
Johanna Skibsrud wins Giller Prize for The Sentimentalists
Raise for Ontario hospital workers puts squeeze on cash for care
Part 4: How the factory floor inspired a new model for health care
Kensington Health Centre president Brian McFarlane, right, laughs with clinical director Donna Punch and patient Medhat Abdou.
Hospital bans waiting-room magazines
Two men wearing scrubs leave the Women's College Hospital in Toronto Thursday, August 26, 2010.
Residents in southwestern Nova Scotia anxiously watch water levels
Harper names security adviser
Cash-strapped RCMP turns to consultants to train senior officers
RCMP Commissioner William Elliott photograph during an interview at RCMP Headquarter in Ottawa.
Americans avenge gold-medal loss
USA's Molly Engstrom (9) and Canada's Jayna Hefford (16) battle for the puck during first period round robin play at the Four Nations Cup in St. John's on Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010.
George W. Bush talks back to his critics in his new book
U.S. President George W. Bush listens as White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card informs him of a second plane hitting the World Trade Center, while Bush was conducting a reading seminar at the Emma E. Booker Elementary School in Sarasota, Florida, September 11, 2001. Bush made a brief statement before leaving the school and immediately left Florida.
Israeli building plans test Obama's clout
Group seeks to enlist Internet companies in its battle against anti-Semitism
Byfuglien's happy as a clam
Cholera confirmed in Port-au-Prince, rapid spread feared
Ottawa mulls closing some embassies in Africa
People who fake cancer may have medical condition: psychiatrist
Canada can fight the Taliban from behind the wire
Iran's pro-lashings, pro-stoning policy is not pro-women
Quebec MDs warn against controversial MS treatment
Conservatives courting outgoing Als' executive Smith
China leads charge against U.S. injection of hot money
A Chinese bank worker counts 100-yuan notes and U.S. dollar bills
U.S. entrepreneur bids for MI horse-racing assets
Gulfstream Park Racing and Casino near Ft. Lauderdae, Fla.
China's disappearing languages deemed 'not that important'
Guo Chun Quan in Zijun village in Kunming, home of the Samatao minority. He is one of the last speakers of the Samatao language which is slowly disappearing.
Why Second World War veterans are no longer silent
Canadian war veteran Ralph Preece, 89, salutes as he watches the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 101, in Toronto on Nov.11, 2009.
Economic optimism fades in Asia
A girl holds her mother's hand outside a real estate office in Hong Kong.
Uncovering value in a soaring market
Morace takes aim at the world
Chinese bond agency cuts U.S. debt rating
The U.S. Treasury Department building in Washington
Lions look to make some history
Top executive leaves Niagara Parks Commission
Verdasco, Berdych reached Paris Masters third round
IEA urges G20 to end fossil-fuel subsidies
Investors winning in the online brokerage price war
The 12th annual online broker rankings
Oprah's brand boosts Corus's women's channels
Oprah Winfrey Network representative Lisa Ling with Doug Murphy, executive vice-president and president of Corus Television
How to be a better online investor
Cordoba advances to King's Cup last 16
Results from The Globe's online brokerage satisfaction survey
CRA owes taxpayers explanations: ombudsman
The fabulously fun world of funds
John Heinzl
Meet Bay Street's newest national law firm
Fran�ois Tougas, left, chairman of Lang Michener's Western Division, with Andrew Kent, CEO of Toronto-based law firm McMillan, and Bob Cranston, Lang Michener's Eastern managing partner, after the two law firms announced their merger this week.
Second man in cross-burning case convicted of publicly inciting hatred
Nathan Rehberg, right, accompanied by his brother Justin Rehberg, heads from provincial Supreme Court in Kentville, N.S. on Nov. 8, 2010. Rehburg was convicted in a two-day, judge-only trial of inciting hatred and criminal harassment, Tuesday Nov. 9, 2010.
Gowlings bulks up in London
Scott Moore leaves CBC Sports
Keith Pelley is putting together a strong team at Rogers.
More business books
How to win over critics and defend your great idea
Junior hockey player could be NHL's tallest - if he can grow his game
GMs propose changes to all-star game
Dale Tallon had his proposal shot down.
N.B. Conservatives fume over nomination of former Harper aide
Canadian Taxpayers Federation director John Williamson holds news conference in Ottawa on May 2, 2005.
Looking for the next gold? Try milk
David Parkinson
GMs propose changes to all-star game
TransLink asks for $80-m tax increase to pay for new transit line
Why more women aren't becoming engineers
My mother's chicken 'panini'
In a QE2 world, only a handful of investments hold appeal
David Rosenberg
The Thermomix: 23 appliances in 1
TORONTO, ONT.: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2010 - The Thermomix, a larger device than the Magic Bullet but a far superior all-in-one appliance, is seen here at reporter Rob Mifsud's home Friday November 5, 2010. Risotto in foreground. (Photo by Tim Fraser for The Globe and Mail) (For Life story by Rob Mifsud)
Pittsburgh restaurant makes a point of serving Iranian cuisine
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Should the wimp grow up?
Jeff Kinney
Goldberg named CanTour top player
Sunderland extends Spurs' league winless streak to 4
NDP officials hold leader's fate in their hands
In 127 hours, a scene that cuts to the bone - and beyond
Whistler holds up in trading debut
Partnership brings National Gallery works to Toronto
The Conflict Kitchen project
Is the commodities surge sustainable?
David Parkinson
Police probe case of man murdered in front of son, 3
Woods back in Australia, minus the buzz
Gas leak scare is over at York University
Mickelson to start 2011 in the desert
The close: Materials whack TSX
Orientation day at city hall
Michel White, a heart doctor at high altitudes
Giovello Prosecco
Dads happier when they split domestic duties: study
Resort food goes gourmet
Mionetto Il Prosecco
Val d'Oca Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore
Toilet: A Japanese film set in the U.S., by way of Toronto
Deals of the week: Ford F250, Chevy Silverado, Toyota Rav4, Mazda6
Fritz Lang's Metropolis undergoes renewal
Seven female artists duke it out in Voice Box
He's the one: John McLaughlin's inspiration
Santa Margherita Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore
Eugenio Collavini Prosecco
Bottega Vino dei Poeti Prosecco
Sarah Palin in dust-up with Wall Street Journal over Fed
Michael Babad
Nutrition professor lost 27 pounds on Twinkie diet
Phyllis Anna Moore
My father's morbid hobby
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