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A riveting take on Rwanda's genocide
David Storch and Andr� Sills: This production benefits from a quickening pace and strong performances.
Patti Smith & Robert Mapplethorpe
Yonge and Lawrence
On the runways in Paris
After the exhausting eighties ride of the past several seasons, it’s time to start thinking about paring down a bit. This go-around, though, minimalism doesn’t have to be boring, as the strong and sophisticated shapes at Stella McCartney (pictured) and Celine demonstrated.
Spadina and Lake Shore
Maelle Ricker races to title
College and Bathurst
Done Deal, 308 Palmerston, Toronto
Picking out new frames? Don't make a spectacle of yourself
Russell Smith
Collingwood
Jazz up your springtime wine sips
Beppi Crosariol
Tricky Dick, operatic Everyman
A model for the set of Vancouver Opera's production of the ambitious 1987 work.
Chilean pebre
Jamaican jerk pork
One venue. Fourteen shows. Three hours. It's Hive!
Robert Maloney and Dawn Petten from the Electric Company Theatre take a single audience member at a time through their piece called At Home with Dick and Jane.
Church and Adelaide
Paper that overcomes its two dimensions
Ed Pien's untitled work, above, was created through a multilayered process of drawing, projecting and cutting.
It's The Donald vs. the dinosaurs
John Doyle
Chile steak
CF nabs Terra after Yara walks
Field of corn
Morrison shakes off Olympic struggles
Denny Morrison of Canada competes at the World Cup Speed Skating men's 1500-meter race at Thialf stadium in Heerenveen, northern Netherlands, Friday.
Pineapple salsa
Jamaican jerk pork topped with pineapple salsa offers a zesty taste of the Caribbean.
The look for less: the corset belt
Top A corset belt by Italian designer Mariella Burani is paired with dainty lace on the designer’s runway in Milan.
Office fashion: the waistcoat
Paul Smith vest, $365, and pant, $285 through www.holtrenfrew.com. Shirt, $49.50 through www.hm.com. Grooming, Shawna Lee for Tresemme (Judy Inc.). Shot on location at Indigo’s head office in Toronto (www.chapters.indigo.ca).
What businesses can learn from hockey history
Gary Rabbior
Michaëlle Jean is our Empathizer-in-Chief
Canada's Governor-General Michaëlle Jean is overcome with emotion while speaking about the crisis in Haiti following Tuesday's earthquake, in Ottawa on Jan. 13, 2010.
What market watchers are saying this week
Nunavut man sentenced to life for killing Mountie
Stripped Down: Vancouver landmark makes way for a new 'hood
Drugs linked to cataracts
Royal York and Bloor
Done Deal, 49 Leland Ave., Toronto
Bars put a cork in tacky old-style bottle service
Cocktail recipe: Goldfinger 007
The Goldfinger 007, a vivid blue gin-based concoction by Blowfish barman Nishan Nepulangoda, won a Toronto-wide drinks competition this week.
Restaurant review: The Hoof Café
Opened to serve as a waiting area for the Black Hoof across the street, Hoof Café has become a destination in its own right.
This Week's Blog Buzz
Tilda Swinton/Korea/Gold Nail Gloves
I'm suffering from overpackaging rage
Leah McLaren
Sweeten up parties with lip-smacking maple sugar
Rogers ups 911 fee
An employee works inside a Rogers Wireless retail store in Vancouver, B.C..
Pacquiao trainer urges fighter to retire this year
Caledon
Contraceptive controversy
Garbage truck driver killed in rollover
No cost to the gift of life
Bumper cars, à la française
Ink48: A plush Manhattan getaway
NYC restaurants: The Guggenheim has the Wright stuff
The weekly travel buzz
Where to stay, what to do and how to get there
The sacred and sublime in Ethiopia
During religious holidays, Lalibela's hand-carved churches attract worshippers from across Ethiopia
Ten spots to tip your glass in NYC
Crosby stick was bound for Russia
Team Canada's Sidney Crosby tosses his stick in the air while celebrating Canada's 3-2 gold medal overtime win over the United States at Hockey Place in Vancouver on February 28. (Photo by Peter Power / The Globe and Mail)
Three things you won't want to miss at Disney
You can pick out the first-time riders of Toy Story Midway Mania by their goofy grins.
Grim 1940 warning surfaces amid rising native TB rates
Beachside savings in the Bahamas
At noon: Dow, TSX surrender earlier gains
Heil nears World Cup crown
TFC sends defender Serioux to Houston
Does Russia need to rein in ruble?
A woman smokes in front of a currency exchange rate display in Moscow in 2006
Lions Gate urges shareholders to reject Icahn bid
Whatever happened to good ol' fashioned boycotts?
Italians can finally learn from the English
Smart shoppers do their homework
2010 Ford Escape
Fallen OPP officer remembered as a hero
Celeb deaths and Lohan's lawsuit
How Canadian investors are losing out on $300-$500 million
Two killed, one injured when man opens fire at Edmonton car dealership
Police investigate the scene of a reported shooting at Great West Chrysler on the west side of Edmonton on Friday, March 12, 2010.
Mother and daughter shot dead, sister badly wounded in Ontario
10% soda pop tax, 7% fewer calories
Based on the U.S. study, an 18-per-cent tax on pop would result in a decline of 56 calories per person per day.
Remember, your clocks spring forward
Man adjusts a tower clock for Daylight Savings Time
Canadian women dominate
Report says small businesses at risk
Loonie and U.S. dollar
I'm not anti-Harper, I'm just pro-onion ring
My new husband won't commit to my son as a parent
Lynn Coady
Wal-Mart cutting prices in Western Canada
Players live it up at Indian Wells
Families feeling frugal this March Break
Pleas delayed until April in N.S. cross-burning case
At the open: Potash leads TSX higher
Who strong Canadian dollar hurts most, who gains from new Alberta royalties
TD gives employees extra day off
TD Bank CEO Ed Clark
Vonn wins 3rd straight title
Lindsey Vonn celebrates in the finish area after the women's Alpine skiing World Cup Giant Slalom finals in Garmisch Partenkirchen, southern Germany on Friday.
Premarket: Shopping boosts Dow
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Pothier scores in overtime as Hurricanes upset Penguins
Can't find good software? Do it yourself
Mark Evans
Avatar may get second wind with new scenes, summer re-release
Avatar, directed by James Cameron
A play-in for the playoffs
Statscan good, Kevin Page bad, PMO says
Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page unveils his costing of the Afghan mission at an Ottawa news conference on Oct. 9, 2008.
CFIA issues pair of food recalls on listeria, salmonella
A hockey rink in the office? Yup
Dress shoes sit rinkside as IT Weapons Inc. employees warm up to play some hockey on the company's indoor plastic hockey rink in their Brampton offices
Sudbury's striking Vale workers reject latest offer
Marsulex: What's left in the tank after the rally?
Lou Schizas
Growth of smartphone market lends credence to paid content model
They're back: KKR files for NYSE Listing
Cheap U.S. flights, tax tips and egregious cell phone bills
Rob Carrick
Canadian dollar hits 20-month high
Full-time jobs surge as rate declines
Gold dips below $1,100 mark
Leave yuan to us, China says
Why Lindsay Lohan is not the E*Trade baby
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