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February 23

Teachers' lap dance 'a little too far' for students
Defence priorities subject to tough budget decisions
Capt. Michel Tousignant, left, and Corp. Charles Levesque-Desilets sit on top of a LAV III in Kandahar, Afghanistan, on June 15, 2007.
Impending spring hunt imperils iconic spirit bear
One in ten black bears carry a recessive gene that gives their cubs white fur.
Grizzly sightings in polar bear territory inspire talk of ultimate ursine fight
Getting the big picture on a not-so-small country
Quebec to set up squad to fight price-rigging
For Israel, every traveller is an ambassador
A woman tacks a dress to an oversized opera singer as workers put the final touches on dozens of floats to be used next week in Purim carnivals throughout Israel.
Toyota strayed in quest for rapid expansion, chief to admit
Toyota Motor Corp President Akio Toyoda speaks to reporters in Nagoya, central Japan February 19, 2010.
Time's up for Overbay?
Toronto Blue Jays' Lyle Overbay (35) congratulates Adam Lind after Lind's solo home run off Tampa Bay Rays starter James Shields during the third inning of a baseball game Friday, Aug. 14, 2009 in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Helen Weinzweig turned personal pain into beautiful prose
Marketing guru Don Watt rebranded Loblaws
Intervening in elections isn't right
Toronto Mayor David Miller and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, shown in 2007, are no longer as close as they once were.
Google CFO makes ad pitch to fellow Canadians
Google CFO Patrick Pichette at Google offices in New York City
One police force comes to the aid of another
Shoppers continues its march to general store
Shoppers Drug Mart
As rival circles, Brookfield presses bid for U.S. mall foothold
Shoppers stroll through Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston, a property owned by General Growth Properties.
Mickelson aims for better putting
Phil Mickelson stretches on the 12th tee on the South Course at Torrey Pines Golf Course during the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open on January 31, 2010 in La Jolla, California.
Feb. 24: Letters to the editor
Quebec shale gas find could redraw Canada's energy map
U.S. gas producers eye Ontario market
Workers prepare to change drilling pipes on the rotary table of a natural gas drilling rig near Towanda, Pennsylvania, February 3, 2010. Energy companies drilling for natural gas in Pennsylvania�s Marcellus Shale would have to pay a wellhead tax under a proposal unveiled on Tuesday by Gov. Ed Rendell. Rendell wants to charge drillers 5 percent of the value of gas at the wellhead plus 4.7 cents per 1,000 cubic feet of gas taken from the ground, starting July 1. The plan would raise $160.7 million in the first year and $1.8 billion over five years. Photo taken February 3. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENERGY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)
B.C. government MLA faces drunk-driving charges
Cinema chain balks at Disney's Alice plan
Johnny Depp is shown as The Mad Hatter in a scene from Alice in Wonderland.
As desperation leads woman to suicide, husband's fate hangs in balance
Thunder Bay Police at the scene of the Super 8 Motel after the discovery of a deceased 38-year-old woman in one of the rooms Friday, Feb. 5, 2009.
Karzai's power move 'disturbing,' Cannon says
Afghan President Hamid Karzai makes his speech during the third day of the 46th Conference on Security Policy in Munich February 7, 2010.
UFC star apologizes for threat
Brock Lesnar holds down Frank Mir during their heavyweight title bout during UFC 100 on July 11, 2009 in Las Vegas.
Harris joins Peterson at Cassels
Bar Talk
Bre-X lawyer takes Law Society to court
Lawyer Joe Groia
Probe to shed light on sinking of S.V. Concordia
The S.V. Concordia, from the website of West Island College International
Highway case may pave way for lawsuits
Dan Leduc of Ogilvy Renault in Ottawa February 22, 2010.
Despite Taliban activity in Helmand, NATO won't alter Kandahar plans
During a medevac mission in Marjah, Afghanistan, U.S. soldiers prepare to use a backboard to extricate a wounded Marine from inside an armored vehicle disabled minutes earlier by a planted improvised explosive device, on Feb. 23, 2010.
Anti-bullying program to be extended
Our Olympic schizophrenia
Fans in Whistler, B.C., watch the Olympic hockey match between Canada and the United States on Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010.
'Truth in sentencing' bill becomes law
Justice Minister Rob Nicholson holds a news conference in Ottawa to discuss new sentencing laws on on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010.
Jacob & Co. hires former CIBC analyst Pare
Tiger Woods was never more than a golfer
The Gandhi of golf? No, he was always mortal off the course
Don't expect Brazilian politics to shift course after Lula's departure
Jeffrey Simpson
Immigration judge looking for something 'on the side,' woman testifies
How inconvenient the veterans' wishes are to our mythology
Use DNA to stop child trafficking
Another cooking channel? Just how much food porn can we stomach?
At The Dirty Apron cooking school in Vancouver, Chef David Robertson's students asked him to base lessons on Iron Chef.
BC Ferries hike fares
The 'egg police' crack down on local grey market eggs
Man hit by SkyTrain remains in hospital
Chef's recipe: Beet Crispy Cream and Smokey Salmon Caviar
Beet Crispy Cream with Smokey Salmon Caviar from Toqué! in Montreal.
Australia's Brett Lee retires from Test cricket
Surgery Williams underwent advisable only 'for cosmetic reasons,' expert says
Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams speaks with reporters after a meeting with Prime Minister Sephen Harper in St. John's on Jan. 29, 2010.
Calgary mayor not running for re-election
Redemption a dish best served warm
Ex-convict Paul Medeiros works in the kitchen of Conviction restaurant.
Scrambling to make an RRSP decision?
TORONTO, ONT- 02/03/09 - Signs advertising RRSPs and other investments in downtown Toronto as the RSP deadline looms. Experts say the numbers of RSP investors is way down from the norm. (Photo by Peter Power / The Globe and Mail)pmp
L.A.'s Tokyo connection
A mural shows off the area's longstanding Japanese character.
OP Trust opens London private markets office
Roam free on your cell - or at least on the cheap
Bargains at luxe hotels
The Sofitel Chicago Water Tower hotel is on sale in spring.
Unique and hip, just like his cars
A vehicle should be enjoyed ... That’s why I can’t get rid of mine because I’ve had too much fun in all of them. -- Matt Dusk
Odds-on oddest titles, dibs where I shovelled, who gets mom's head?
Gertrude Moses
The serious business of bingo
Eskimos report operating profit from 2009 season
Life expectancy gap closing between men and women
Stephen Colbert swings at Ujjal Dosanjh
The close: No confidence among investors either
Toyota to install brake override system on more vehicles
2007 Toyota Tacoma: Toyota has pledged to install a brake override system on Tacoma models built between 2005 and 2010.
Finding common ground among governments, business and civil society
Kathleen Weil
Premier plans Own the Podium-style program
For entrepreneurial authors only
Wal-Mart Canada to add 6,500 jobs
Rahim Jaffer case heads for plea bargain
A dejected Rahim Jaffer gives the thumbs up after falling behind in the Edmonton-Strathcona riding at Tory headquarters on Oct. 14, 2008.
A Buick with un-Buick-like performance
2010 Buick LaCrosse CXS
Maybe consumers were snowed in
Can the euro union survive? Toyota panel told scary tale
Rhonda Smith of Sevierville, Tenn., wipes her eyes as she talks about her experience with her Lexus' apparent sudden acceleration, while testifying before the House Oversight and Investigations subcommittee hearing on Toyota
Newfoundland lab to retest 235 patients
PMO has too much power, poll finds
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gives a radio interview in his Langevin Block office on Monday, January 18, 2010.
U.S. magazine ranks Tofino top surf town in North America
Niger junta names prime minister
Palm falls as sales of new phones appear weak
A Verizon Palm Pre Plus phone is shown in Portland, Ore.
Silver lining in Ontario
Auto workers at the General Motors Canada assembly line in Oshawa, Ont.
Blue Bombers sign quarterback Jyles
Toyota: Vroom or boom?
The assembly line at Toyota's Tsutsumi factory in Toyota, Aichi prefecture, is seen in mid-2009
Intel says hackers attacked around time Google hit
A woman checks her mobile phone as she walks past an Intel Core Duo advertisement outside a computer shop in Beijing.
You say crossover, I say station wagon
2010 Honda Accord Crosstour EX-L
Tiger-Cats sign veteran offensive lineman Jimenez
Ignatieff takes another shot at Harper's 'ideology'
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks to reporters in Ottawa on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2010.
N.L. launches new electricity court action
A Hydro-Québec office in Quebec City
Test your financial adviser
Dumping your financial adviser this RRSP season?
Apple, RIM, Google: Smartphone shakeout
Apple and Nokia phones
Toyoda 'deeply sorry' for accidents
Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor president Akio Toyoda (centre) is surrounded by reporters after meeting with Japanese Transport Minister Seiji Maehara at Maehara's office in Tokyo on February 9, 2010. Toyota announced to recall the company's hybrid vehicle Prius for the brake trouble.
Why are our car insurance premiums higher?
Lee Romanov
A cheaper way to meet Buffett -- go to Ivey
Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett, right, and Salida Capital CEO Courtenay Wolfe chat before lunch in New York.
Lost: The Lost Club talks about Episode 4
Evangeline Lilly and Naveen Andrews on the beach in a scene from Lost.
Abitibi restructuring at risk: monitor
AbitibiBowater head office in Montreal
Alberta mother charged in deaths of two young sons
The pointy end of digital culture
Editorial cartoon by Anthony Jenkins
At noon: Grumpy consumer hits Dow, TSX
Halifax mayor to apologize four decades after black community razed
A compact for the ages
2010 Honda Civic Sedan
Why the U.S. dollar may be heading for a slow fall
Six months after that first rate hike
Party off
Prentice versus Charest: Round 2?
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