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December 4

Germany sweeps podium in World Cup four-man bob
Germany 2, Michail Makarow, left to right, Andreas Bredau, driver Manuel Machata, and Christian Poser, celebrates a win at the World Cup four man bobsled race in Calgary on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010.
Kessel shoots down Bruins
Phil Kessel of the Toronto Maple Leafs scores shootout-winning goal against Tim Thomas of the Boston Bruins during game action at the Air Canada Centre December 4, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Senators fall in shootout
Ottawa Senators' goalie Brian Elliott makes a save during the second period of their NHL hockey game against the Buffalo Sabres in Ottawa December 4, 2010.
Boy saved, another missing after pair fall through ice on Winnipeg's Red River
Volcano erupts in central Ecuador, villagers flee
A column of smoke and ashes comes out from the Tungurahua volcano in Pelileo, Ecuador, Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010. No casualties were reported.
Outspoken Alberta doctor could sue over alleged campaign to discredit him
MLA Raj Sherman jestures as he heads back into the filibuster debate on health care at the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton Alta on Thursday November 25, 2010.
One last stand for David McKenzie
David McKenzie
Sharp looking for strong finish to LPGA year
Alena Sharp
Choi wins LPGA money title with one day to spare
Na Yeon Choi
Top Chinese officials led Google hacking, according to WikiLeaks
A Chinese flag flies over the company logo outside the Google China headquarters in Beijing on January 14, 2010.
Son abused by father he is accused of killing with crossbow, lawyer says
Police officers investigate the scene of a fatal crossbow shooting at the Main Street Library in Toronto.
Rejecting Kyoto extension threatens climate talks: developing nations
An activist dressed in an outfit made of plastic containers participates in a protest march against climate change in Mexico City December 3, 2010. China accused some developed nations on Friday at U.N. climate talks held in the Mexican beach resort Cancun of seeking to kill the Kyoto Protocol pact to curb global warming, in a damaging standoff with Japan, Russia and Canada.
Price sharp in Habs' win over Sharks
Montreal goaltender Carey Price
Whitten captures silver at cycling World Cup
Globe Style gift guide: For the epicure
Globe Style gift guide: For the beauty maven
Four-piece Art of Shaving starter set, $112, razor, $95 at Harry Rosen (www.harryrosen.com)
Dancing across Canada with the Nutcracker
Rennes take over top spot
Canadian swimmers third at synchro swim event
Map of Tela, Honduras, near where two Canadians reportedly attacked
Canadian man dead, daughter safe in Central America, family says
Bernard, Martin into finals at Canada Cup of Curling
Crawford eighth at World Cup cross-country event
Frost plays havoc at European Q-School
Nesbitt continues sizzling World Cup start
Christine Nesbitt
On climate change, Canada (finally) comes clean
Sierra Club activists wearing flags, representing over 20 countries, take part in a protest by hiding their heads in the sand in the city of Cancun, Mexico Friday Dec. 3, 2010. The group was demonstrating their belief that countries participating in the United Nations Climate Change Conference, taking place in Cancun, are not doing enough to stop climate change.
Westwood stretches lead at Nedbank Challenge
Lee Westwood
One man dead, another injured after pair of Halifax-area shootings
Baryla maintains pace, McQuillan loses ground
Matt McQuillan
Federation overrule Barcelona match postponement
Thabo Mbeki to mediate Ivory Coast presidential election dispute
E-Bike is an easy rider
Don’t outlaw human smugglers – drive them out of business
Doug Saunders
Cable from Kandahar: You can't buy peace
Margaret Wente
We shouldn't be embarrassed by hard truths
Jeffrey Simpson
Dec. 4: Letters to the editor
Today's topics: an MP's job description; democracy (un)defined; giving, defined; bagpipe, er, melodies ... and more
Baryla hot and cold at PGA Q-School
Riesch and shine
Kananginak Pootoogook: The guiding voice of Cape Dorset artists chronicled the Inuit past
Inspired: René Gruau's fashion illustrations
Tutu frocks and Kanye videos? Ballet flexes its style muscle
Party essentials: hosting a buffet
buffet table
Why product placement is so out of place
Jeanne Beker goes one-on-one with Sean Lennon
In this Oct. 1, 2010 file photo, Yoko Ono, right, performs alongside her son Sean Lennon during the "Yoko Ono: We Are Plastic Ono Band" concert at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles.
How to pull off: Corduroy blazers
WORK IT FASHION
Philanthropic shopping: to give and to get
Crafted entirely in 100 per cent pure, soft and luxurious Cashmere Bathroom Tissue, The Fifth Annual White Cashmere Collection 2008: A Touch of Pink, revealed breathtaking couture created by eight leading Canadian fashion designers at a unique Breast Cancer Awareness event in Toronto, in September. (CNW Group/Cashmere)
Cocktail recipe: The Thompson Toddy
The Thompson Toddy
Fashion roundup: gloves for men
Read for the Cure
Gilles Hébert's museum-like living room
The Edmonton home of Gilles Herbet
Fashion decoder: Hats
The corduroy jacket: runway v. real way
North Korea's Kim Jong-un: Portrait of a leader in the making
Dec. 4: Your weekend horoscope
Hollywood actresses and the art of strategic nudity
Johanna Schneller
Park and bark - sorry, not an opera for dogs
How do I protect my nails against the cold?
Studio moguls, mob bosses and other zombies
John Doyle
I hate mirrored sliding closet doors. Are there better options?
Review: Three bright mice
How many studs should I wear with a formal shirt?
Around the rinks
Canadian killed while camping in Honduras: reports
City asked for $250,000 more to pay Peter McCallion's legal fees in judicial inquiry
Peter McCallion, son of Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion, waits for the City of Mississauga Judicial inquiry to begin, July 27, 2010.
Best from December 3
US President Barack Obama (C) shakes hands with troops after addressing them at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan during a surprise visit for the holidays.
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