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December 13

Little sinks Senators in overtime
Power over credit cards: A tale of divergent consumer behaviour
A consumer pays with a credit card at a store Tuesday, July 6, 2010 in Montreal. Will that be cash or charge? It's tempting to hand over a credit card to pay for almost everything from groceries to clothes to hair cuts, in some cases to get reward points.
Bayless, Wright make most of chance
Toronto Raptors' Jerryd Bayless reacts after sinking a three-point basket to give the Raptors a 113-110 lead over the Detroit Pistons in the fourth quarter of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010, in Auburn Hills, Mich. Bayless led the Raptors with 31 points.
Money is drying up for influential Kabul Weekly
Faheem Dusti, editor and owner of Kabul Weekly, fears that Afghan power brokers have deserted advertising in his newspaper after it criticized President Hamid Karzai.
On the Internet, everybody is somebody else's bruise
Ivor Tossell
Team Canada's Gudbranson will 'do whatever it takes'
Roy MacGregor
B.C. NDP members consider running for party leadership
Layton's motion ridiculously PC and a waste of time
Marcus Gee
As churches crumble, communities fear loss of heritage
Stained glass windows at Saint-Nom-de-Jésus, or Holy Name of Jesus, church in Montreal.
Soft touch needed to save the HST in B.C.
Local anti-HST organizer Eddie Petrossian in Tsawwassen, B.C., on Wednesday June 30, 2010.
Contentious arena lease vote could end Coyotes saga
Mike Layton asks Toronto Council to condemn Too Asian? article in Maclean's
Mike Layton, son of Jack Layton and a new Toronto councillor, has asked City Council to condemn an article in MacLean's.
Sports fishermen decry early halibut closings
Guests of the Queen Charlotte Lodge show their catch of a Halibut during a fishing trip in the Queen Charlotte Islands, BC in the summer of 2003.
Wilson lets Phaneuf hear it
Doctors want help in setting health-care agenda
Dr. Jeff Turnbull, president of Canadian Medical Association, is shown at Ottawa General Hospital on Dec. 13, 2010.
Vancouver's 10-person shooting linked to two-month-old slaying
A police officer is seen at the crime scene after a shooting wounded 10 people in Vancouver, in the early hours of Dec. 12, 2010
Historic Canadian birch-bark canoe found among junk in British shed
National Maritime Museum Cornwall and one of the oldest, and most influential families, in Cornwall are working together to conserve possibly the oldest Birch Bark Canoe in existence. Estimated to be over 250 years old, the canoe has been stored on the Enys Estate near Penryn, housed in one of the Enys family's barns.
Best economy reads: Return of the gas guzzler
Forbes says sales of Daimler AG's Smart car are down 60 per cent this year
Conquer TB, don't just control it
Images from an information pamphlet about TB that is being distributed by the government in Nunavut.
Government can't save lenders and borrowers
Wahlberg brings ‘obsession' to the silver screen
Stephen Brunt
Wahlberg brings his 'obsession'
In this publicity image released by Paramount Pictures, Mark Wahlberg, is shown in a scene from 'The Fighter.'
Don't look to stereotypes when deciding fate of polygamy law, professor tells court
Members of the polygamous community of Bountiful, B.C. walk down a road near Creston, B.C. Monday, April 21, 2008.
Devils down on their luck
Ilya Kovalchuk of the New Jersey Devils battles through Brooks Orpik of the Pittsburgh Penguins at Consol Energy Center on December 6, 2010 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Manulife's U.S. struggles spur calls for a radical move
Breakaway WikiLeaks staff form new service
Thomson Reuters launching domestic U.S. news service
Thomson Reuters
Auditors 'distressed' after senior tax investigator beaten
RBC, Manulife hit by ratings downgrades
Rob Carrick on how to take control of your debt
The harsh truth: The HST would be good for B.C.
Gary Mason
It's time for Ottawa to crack the whip on borrowers
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
High returns - and risks - with this portfolio
A vindicated Vic De Zen rebuilds his empire
Royal Plastics Group founder Vic De Zen upon being acquitted of fraud in an Oshawa, Ont., court this month.
Finding tomorrow's big-money stars
Mississauga council agrees to pay more of Peter McCallion's legal bills
Peter McCallion, son of Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion, arrives to give testimony at the City of Mississauga Judicial inquiry to begin, July 27, 2010.
Why 'no' is the most valuable word privileged kids hear
Thane Stenner
U.S. tax plan threatens top credit rating
US President Barack Obama
As banks' business slows, takeovers may be next option
Fabrice Taylor
Ex-CEO Jim Shaw gets $5.9-million pension
Team SpiderTech secures racing license
Where the really smart fund money should have been
David Berman
Toyota looks to get its groove back after disastrous year
Fairfax up for a potential Moody's upgrade
Former Biovail CEO steps down from Valeant
Bill Wells
Financial advisers: A tale of two certificates
Rob Carrick
Senate committee recommends killing the penny
Folic-acid fortification may increase cancer risk
A humble bank analyst's brag-worthy strategy
Canadians still lighting up around kids
This image of a mother blowing cigarette smoke in a child's face in one of the U.S. Federal Drug Administration's proposed new graphic health warnings. Around one in a hundred deaths worldwide is due to passive smoking, which kills an estimated 600,000 people a year, according to the World Health Organisation.
Kinross dumps $100-million Osisko stake
Colonoscopy alternatives
With logjam on defence, will Komisarek sit?
TORONTO, ON - NOVEMBER 06: Mike Komisarek #8 of the Toronto Maple Leafs heads to the penalty box in the game against the Buffalo Sabres at the Air Canada Centre on November 6, 2010 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
U.S. shoppers using credit cards less often
Commodities boost dollar
Student business changes with the seasons
The first major snowstorm of 2009 hit much of eastern Canada, dumping deep snow, forcing schools to close and creating terrible driving conditions.
Teaching teens to drive is hell
Walter Borghesan
Walter Borghesan, Lives Lived Dec. 14/10
The right oil for your car is cheap insurance
Rob MacGregor
A taste of Liberace
Matt Treanor agrees to $850,000 deal with Rangers
The close: Dow, TSX slide into finish
Alex Cuba, from Latin hotbeds to Canadian winters - and loving it
S&P downgrades Manulife
Working in the travel industry never looked so good
Blood test for colon cancer removes the 'ick' factor
Inmate seeking kosher meals cites Festivus belief, and it works
The history of Festivus
Pages from Saturday’s Report on Business (print edition)
Oilers to debut cheer team versus Leafs
Smart money, dumb stock picks
HOOPP sinks first U.K. real estate deal
Christmas e-mail? Bah! humbug, say Canadians, we want cards
Gary Reed announces retirement
How a government threat halted Irish bank bonuses
Michael Babad
Innovative student outlines award-winning strategy
Jeff Karr
Alex Cuba: Si Pero No
Elder Scrolls V announced at Spike TV VGAs
U.S., Canada talk tough with Haiti
Daily deal: Bump yourself to business class on British Airways
What's the worst airport in the United States?
Vancouver man arrested in connection with multiple sexual assaults over 15 years
Ibata Noric Hexamer.
Koscheck facing surgery after GSP beating
Leaked: Julian Assange’s dating profile
Images from the early years
Essential video: Scrambled Eggs by Paul McCartney and Jimmy Fallon
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception debut trailer from VGA 2010
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim announcement trailer from VGA 2010
Mass Effect 3 debut trailer from VGA 2010
Anthony Lacavera, Telecommunications innovator
Extreme cold weather alert issued for Toronto
Essential tracks: Four songs you need to hear
Rio Tinto ready to spend on Alcan
The Rio Tinto Alcan smelter in Kitimat, B.C.
TV: Critic's picks for Dec. 14
Desjardins reveals top pick in consumer sector
Family outraged over acquittals in Ephraim Brown murder case
Toyota to recall 110,000 Sienna minivans
OPP north of Toronto 'strongly advising' drivers to stay off icy, snowy roads
York University will resume exams Wednesday as campus reopens after fire
Tevez should be careful what he wishes for
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