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December 15

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Anti-smoking groups fight for larger warning labels on cigarettes
An example of the larger and more graphic anti-smoking ads that Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada wanted to see on cigarette packages.
Canadian women tie Brazil
TTC puts new hires on hold
As the afternoon rush hour home begins on Nov 24 2010, commuters wait to board an eastbound King streetcar at Yonge St. in downtownToronto.
Future of programs for poor neighbourhoods in question
The Khawaja family spend time in the backyard of their temporary Regent Park home with some neighbours.
School board, without expected debate, orders review of schools
Parents wait for their kids at Briar Hill Public School on November 08 2010.
Flyers hold off Habs
Montreal Canadiens' Brian Gionta, right, slides in on Philadelphia Flyers' goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky during first period NHL hockey action in Montreal, Wednesday, December 15, 2010.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
Mentally ill youth needing treatment get it through criminal justice system
Rally organizer Maureen Bilerman holds up dots as about 1,000 people joined hands Wednesday, December 8, 2010 during the Connect the Dots demonstration in Fredericton, N.B, held to raise awareness of mental illness problems. Bilerman and other parents and critics across Canada say provincial governments are failing mentally ill children and youth.
Clergy shortage affecting all denominations in Canada
John Lavers outside the basilica of St. John the Baptist church in St. John's.
As Christmas nears, courtrooms fill with parents battling over kids
Bulls, Boozer light up Raptors
Clark election proposal slammed by opponents
Senators reject call for expenses check
The Senate chamber sits empty in Ottawa on Sept. 16, 2010.
Passenger levy derails floatplane terminal talks
Locator map: Christmas Island
Europeans put spotlight on Ottawa's investment restrictions
Campbell Clark
Abuse not unique to polygamy, professor says
Vancouver residents to bear tax increase burden
Vancouver residents are looking at a 4.2-per-cent property tax increase.
Scenes of a doomed migrant boat
Volunteers help Vikings dig out
Potential Canada-U.S. border deal bound to be controversial
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer stands watch in Detroit as vehicles cross the Ambassador Bridge from Windsor on June 1, 2009.
UVic startup sorority not swayed by opposition
Team Canada taking its lunch bucket to Buffalo
David Shoalts
Royal London Wax Museum collection in need of a new home
Whither Jerry Moyes?
Winter sports institute unveils player-friendly arenas
Appeal in Rengel murder dismissed without Crown having to say a word
Canadians ready for U.S. Shrine Game
The fix may be in for the ex-oligarch
Put an end to transplant tourism
Audit clears rights agency, NDP says
NDP MP Paul Dewar rises during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Friday November 6, 2009.
Banks won't lead way on fixing debt problem: TD's Clark
Mining for dividends in resource stocks
Drug shortages hit pharmacies across the country
Antibiotics, anti-nausea and heart medications are among the top drugs Canadian pharmacists say have been in shortest supply in the past several months.
Mackenzie may be approved but will it be too late?
The winter road from Norman Wells to Fort Good Hope, NWT, roughly marks the route of the proposed Mackenzie Valley natural gas pipeline.
Reports offer conflicting views of war in Afghanistan
Scotiabank circular cites 'third party' in DundeeWealth deal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Police to reveal suspect profile in Orangeville homicide case
Sonia Varaschin is shown in this OPP released photo. Ontario Provincial Police say the FBI is helping investigators in the case of murdered Orangeville woman Sonia Varaschin.The 42-year-old nurse was reported missing in August and her body was found in a wooded area a few days later.
It's humbug, not cheer, for home improvement sector
George Weston pays $1-billion special dividend
Getting a tax refund just means you've paid too much
Tim Cestnick
Dropping the gloves over a hockey bag
No to apartheid (but yes to discrimination)?
Biodiesel plant to open in Toronto's port lands
A year in, Wind Mobile chairman ‘proud’ of the company’s impact
Raptors' Bargnani won't play against Bulls
A glance at health care
Potash Corp. CEO hopes to avoid repeat of ‘100-day war’ with BHP
New life for hard-hit U.S. hospital sector
David Milstead
Eskimos' coach Reed announces his staff
Top retweets reveal: we love Justin Bieber
Natives blast Ottawa's 'betrayal of trust'
Theragenics on the road to recovery
U.S. fuel economy proposal would hit auto industry hard: study
Why I'm still a bull on bonds
David Rosenberg
B.C. investing fraud leads to record fine
British Columbia Securities Commission
Retail princess Alannah Weston, a maverick impresario
Sarah Hampson
Gold falls as dollar rise offsets unease over Spain
Holiday decor that can poison
André Picard
2010 political Christmas cards
MPs say happy holidays with pets and troops - but little snow
Why your company is worth less than Groupon
groupon screen capture
Ellis set for third world junior tourney
MuseSplashes
Winnipeg council approves stadium project
Dollar rises along with greenback
What I'm watching: Candice Olson
Tadpoles croak like adult frogs
Ex CFLer Tony Proudfoot pens farewell
GMP: Worrying about Wek's selling
The 'pinko' slur is colourful but so archaic
Russell Smith
The close: Dow slides into red
Grandma's Christmas gift: a brief moment of clarity
Walter Douglas (Doug) Shales
When you want to explore the Scottish Highlands
Scotland, where the Royals roam on holiday
Monachyle Mhor is 10 miles outside Callander. Reach it by winding single-track road or charter a small plane from Glasgow Scotland.
TV: Critic's picks for Dec. 16
The German towns that Christmas traditions sprung from
Handmade 'smoking Santas' ready to be finished in the Seiffener Volkskunst toy factory in Seiffen, Saxony, Germany.
Can Ottawa right-size government without slashing services?
Ralph Klein diagnosed with emphysema, friend says
Masterpieces by Chagall, Rothko and more coming to AGO in 2 blockbuster shows
The Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto.
How to explore Helsinki on 20 euros a day
Outside the Central Station, pick up a City Bike to explore Helsinki.
UBS dress code: Underwear should not be tight or visible
Michael Babad
Some of the works coming to the AGO
Are stress-free holidays even possible?
Two more Tory staffers tried to block access to information requests
Natural Resources Minister Christian Paradis speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Dec. 7, 2010.
Canucks' Raymond, Erhoff doubtful for Blue Jackets clash
Omega launches fixed-income trading platform
Crunch time nearing for euro pols
In recital, soprano Sondra Radvanovsky sends chills down the spine
Sondra Radvanovsky at her recital in Toronto on Tuesday.
Phaneuf's Calgary return delayed by a day
Yogurt's superfood status is all hype
So I'm not 'in love'. But is this as good as it gets?
David Eddie
Tories and Liberals mired in statistical tie, poll finds
Someone is on your landing page. Now what?
WikiLeaks hactivists look to improve attack software
MacKay mistakes Santa for Russians in Liberal poem
Lainey Lui: my getaway
Be a daredevil and bike in the San Andreas Fault zone
Ride through a geological fault zone; learn about plate tectonics and desert flora while getting a workout.
The "I Am Canadian" ad that made Jeff Douglas famous
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