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December 21

OPP won't probe Niagara Parks without request
Images of Niagara Falls, and foreign visitors to the falls when many of the tourist attractions are shut down, but the roar and mist from the falls is ever present. Also pix of Oak Hall, the headquarters of the Niagara Parks Commission, with storm clouds forming above - the building that is.
Ukrainian group wants review of human-rights museum plan
Renderings of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights as designed by Antoine Predock.
Canadian coach Cameron facing net conundrum
Holocaust project identifies four million victims
Tourists visit in the Hall of Names where names and photos of Jews who perished under the Nazi regime are stored at the Yad Vashem memorial in Jerusalem on December 21, 2010.
Senate's support of nuclear weapons pact a boost for Obama
Konrad Yakabuski
Five things learned from the U.S. 2010 census
Santo Benitez, 27, and his family moved from North Carolina to what he calls a nice and quiet neighborhood of North Brentwood. Santo is pictured with his children, from left to right, Diego Benitez, 10, Santo Benitez, 27, holding his daughter Juliana Benitez, 3 months old, Jonathan Benitez, 6, and Brian Benitez, 7. Santo's wife was at work at the time of this photograph.
G20 riot police take down protester
Leafs not amused by Eggo Bomber's antics
The ice crew picks up waffles from the ice after a fan threw them to express their displeasure with the Toronto Maple Leafs, December 20, 2010.
Doomed? Victoria's public libraries are booming
Carole Masure and daughter Marlene (6) access computer services at the Greater Victoria Public Library Central Branch.
NDP MP Julian eyes B.C. party leadership
Kelowna faces hard choices on bike paths
Bird lover advocates eradication of Canada geese
Canada geese takes flight from a farmers field near Oak Hammock, Manitoba in this October 8, 2004 file photo.
Leafs fans no longer waffling about their feelings
Death toll among foreign troops in Afghanistan surpasses 700 in 2010
Three new tools to help you avoid speed traps
Tories hope anti-gang fighter’s appointment to Senate will pay dividends
What your insurance broker doesn't want you to know
Ottawa boy, 9, dies after fall into river
Ottawa accident scene
Prejudice melts away in the U.S. military
Clarke Cooper, an openly gay army reserve officer, is seen in his office in Washington, Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010.
Quebec's bureaucrats will have to play God
Carina D'Angelo looks through the school's calendar in her classroom at The Friends of Don Bosco Daycare in Riviere des Prairies, Quebec, December 21, 2010.
Governments vow to overhaul environmental monitoring of oil sands development
Elizabeth Dowdeswell (R), chair of the Oilsands Advisory Panel, listens to Canada's Environment Minister John Baird speak during a news conference in Ottawa December 21, 2010.
Time for soul searching by Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs coach Ron Wilson (C) looks up at a the replay as young fans celebrate the Vancouver Canucks' fourth goal during the third period of their NHL hockey game in Vancouver, British Columbia December 18, 2010.
Looking for bargains by the book
'Higher highs, lower lows'
Is advertising the poetry of everyday life?
Most users of personal computers treat them as implements. But Mac users love their computer – true affinity.
Christmas gives Raptors chance to refuel
For Vancouver mayor, 2010 was a year of accomplishment - and one tape-recorded regret
Mayor Gregor Robertson visiting the tomb of Dr. Norman Bethune, at the Huabei Martyrs' Cemetery, China.
Survival rates up for major cancers
Whitecaps use camp to judge talent
U.S. women poised for wage gains
Ontario urged to take on silencing lawsuits
Q&A: Can Canada cope with climate change?
Woman who faked cancer gets house arrest, tells court she's pregnant
Calvillo has second operation after results show presence of cancer cells
Grading our winners and losers from 2010
John Heinzl
Vancouver-area movie set explosion injures six
Schalke 04 advances to German Cup quarters
Schalke 04's Jefferson Farfan (L) scores against FC Augsburg during their German Soccer Cup (DFB-Pokal) match in Augsburg December 21, 2010.
Gold turns up in late trade
Gold bars
Aeroplan to warn members of disappearing points
Loyalty cards help drive business for many airlines.
Europe to overhaul bankers' pay
Tories hope Smith's star appeal will bring victory in Montreal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper filled two vacancies in the Senate on Monday, Dec. 20, 2010, announcing the appointments of Don Meredith and Larry Smith. Smith, president and CEO of the Montreal Alouettes, is shown at a news conference Monday, November 8, 2010 in Montreal responding to a question after announcing that he will be leaving the CFL club as of Dec. 31, 2010.
RCMP's drug probes hindered by Olympic security demands: WikiLeaks cable
Blakes scores hit in food court
Bar Talk
Loans for lawsuits a growing trend
Hubert Seamans, president of Seahold Investments Inc., at his office in Moncton
SummerWorks and Canadian Heritage: It's not a scandal – it's a good news story
How to start a business in a crowded market
Photographer captures niche with newborns
Chandra Lee Photo Gallery
© Chandra Lee Photography 2010
Invest in some good counsel with these five books
Rob Ford ready to let transit projects hold in favour of Sheppard subway
With the curved towers and council chamber in the background, Toronto mayor Rob Ford poses for a portrait at Nathan Phillips Square on Dec 21, 2010.
Does Canada have a democracy deficit?
Dollar drops as chance of rate-rise recedes
Cats and dogs sending season's greetings
Copper price hits all-time high on supply concerns
Canadian goalkeeper Pat Onstad retires from MLS
The close: Dow, TSX hit two-year highs
Barry Pepper: a Canadian in iconic American roles
Barry Pepper in Beverly Hills, Calif., earlier this month
Jack Black and the rise of the duet
Five U.S. turnaround stocks that could double
Watch: a Christmas gift tantrum
Books for Christmas?!
Bombers confident they can raise extra $4-million a year for new stadium
Robert (Bob) Gorman
Bob Gorman.
All we wanted for Christmas was baby poop
Baffinland goes before OSC Wednesday
Woods has cortisone shot for sore ankle
Tiger Woods lines up a putt on the eighth green during the third round of the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston on September 5, 2010 in Norton, Massachusetts. It was announced that United States Ryder Cup captain, Corey Pavin picked Tiger Woods as part of this years team on September 7, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Think beer is just for summer? Try these winter picks
Beppi Crosariol
"Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy" by Bing Crosby and David Bowie
Wilson shrugs off the boos
"Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy" by Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly
"Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy" by Jason Segal and Jack Black
Sun Media's many conflicts of interest
I drank my brother's $400 bottle of wine
David Eddie
Broadway Spider-Man to resume shows after latest accident
Actor Christopher Tierney is taken on a stretcher to an ambulance after he fell about 30 feet while performing an aerial stunt in the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" in New York on Monday.
Craig and Marc Kielburger on the next generation
Craig Kielburger, left, hands the Olympic Flame off to his brother Marc as the Olympic Torch Relay makes its way down Yonge Street in Toronto, in December 2009. (Darren Calabrese/ The Canadian Press)
Stronach swaps MI control for racetracks
A cheese that's sure to please: cheddar
St. Albert seven year old cheddar cheese paired with ginger compote.
Gold's gains to stay for the long haul: Raymond James
Darcy Keith
No plans for newly appointed senator to join cabinet, Tory official says
Fighting a cold? Skip the echinacea
Leslie Beck
What should I look for in a healthy cereal?
Leslie Beck
U.S. regulator adopts Internet traffic rules
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski
Map of Waterton Lakes National Park
Earnings of BC Ferries executives quadrupled since 2003
BC Ferries newest addition to the fleet, Coastal Celebration takes on it's first foot passengers as it officially began service on the Swartz Bay-Tsawwassen route today after a ribbon-cutting ceremony with CEO David Hahn at the ferry terminal in Swatrtz Bay, BC on Friday, November 21, 2008.
Forget about B.C. pipelines until land rights resolved
Book industry starting to embrace digital chapter
A commuter uses a Kindle while riding the subway in New York June 1, 2009.
Teamsters back MP's bid to get double tractor-trailers off Ontario highways
Hwy. 401 in Toronto.
TV: Critic's picks for Dec. 22
All-meat gingerbread houses and other extreme holiday dinners
YouTube channel Epic Meal Time is by a crew of 10 Montrealers known for their Internet videos of outrageous, grease-laden dishes, such as this steak-and-Cheez-Whiz-laden "gingerbread house"
Investors cheer TD
Tis the season
A savoury and sweet holiday brunch
Lucy Waverman
Toronto police officer charged with assault in alleged G20 protester beating
Best U.S. dividend stocks to play defense in 2011
Eskimos sign trio to contract extensions
At noon: Bulls take control on TSX
Keep staffing Canada's lighthouses, senators say
Canadian Coast Guard communications officer Steve Bornais walks past the lighthouse which stands in the parking lot at their base in Dartmouth, N.S., on Oct., 2010.
Jays sign Patterson to minor-league deal
Commodities ripe for further gains in 2011
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