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Paralympics closing ceremonies to be broadcast live
For students both on and off reserves
Ottawa tightens grip on private-plane oversight
Public Works Minister John Baird barks back at the opposition during Question Period in the House of Commons on March 10, 2010.
The local food revolution: Ask the experts
Activists defy city order and stay at Downtown Eastside tent camp
Crowns, police to get domestic-violence training
Canada broke pledges on Afghan jails, letters show
One-sided battle of Ontario
Roy MacGregor
Will Jack pay price for Raptors' slide?
Houston Rockets forward Chuck Hayes, right, and Toronto Raptors guard Jarrett Jack, left, get tangled up as they struggle for a loose ball during the first half of their NBA basketball game in Houston March 1, 2010.
MPs vote to trash ten percenters
Using the free-mail privileges of MPs, the Conservatives sent out flyers to ridings with large Jewish communities, arguing they are committed to Canada's Jewish Community and the Liberals are not.
RCMP ponders charges in deadly avalanche
Big Iron Shootout organizer David Clark
World will be watching as Woods steps onto Masters stage
This Oct. 11, 2009, file photo shows Tiger Woods teeing off at the Presidents Cup at Harding Park Golf Course in San Francisco. Woods is back at home after a week of family counseling in Arizona and is trying to get back into a routine that includes golf and fitness, according to a person with knowledge of his schedule. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File)
Quick-fire Leafs sink Sens
Toronto Maple Leafs' Jonas Gustavsson stops a break-away shot from Ottawa Senators' Milan Michalek during second period NHL action in Ottawa, Ont., on Tuesday March 16, 2010.
Golden puck will live life of a rock star
Canada's Sidney Crosby celebrates his game winning goal with Scott Niedermayer and Drew Doughty during overtime period men's ice hockey gold medal final at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010.
Drugstore cowboys: Thieves make off with $70-million in prescription pills
The drugs stolen from the Eli Lilly warehouse in Enfield, Conn., include some of the pharmaceutical company's most popular brands.
Agreeing to disagree: Why the U.S. snubbed Israel
Plainclothes Israeli police officers detain Palestinian demonstrators during clashes in East Jerusalem, Tuesday, March 16. Hundreds of Palestinians hurled rocks at police and set tires ablaze across the holy city's volatile eastern sector for a fifth straight day.
Manufacturing thrives despite loonie
Canada 'condemns' Israeli settlement announcement
PM takes your questions on YouTube
Jacmel's airwaves radiating hope in Haiti
Many Canadian runways still too short: safety board
A firefighter examines the smoldering wreckage of an Air France jet that overshot the runway at Pearson International Airport and burst into flames August 2, 2005.
Transcript of Harper's YouTube interview
Time between jobs longer than it used to be
Aaron MacMullin is a graduate with a Masters degree who has been unsuccessfully searching for a job since September.
Guess who's coming to dinner? Stottlemyre has a pitch for you
Todd Stottlemyre
A changing of the guard at WestJet
WestJet president and CEO Sean Durfy, left, shares a laugh with Gregg Saretsky as the two walk into a news conference in Calgary on Tuesday.
Ottawa eyes timeliness of Toyota's auto recall
Yoshimi Inaba, president and COO of Toyota Motor North America, speaks with Ray Tanguay, president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada as they wait to appear before the Commons Transport Committee Tuesday.
For ABC, iPad magazines count
A customer checks out boxing magazines at the Chapters/ Indigo Eaton centre store in Toronto.
Google's Nexus One smart phone now available in Canada
Google phone sales lag behind Apple, Motorola
Magnesium-rich foods could reduce cancer risk
Leslie Beck
How to tell Grandma she can't drive any more
Seniors at a driving clinic. After the age of 75, the crash rate per kilometre surpasses that for teenage drivers, according to an editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
Loonie closing in on greenback
Brewing up ways to make your beer greener
Sourcing organic ingredients for beer is a challenge, says Mill Street brewmaster Joel Manning.
Why social business isn't an oxymoron
Hans Reitz
Local food: Is it good or bad?
GE rallies on analyst call, CFO comments
The blueing and greening of the political centre
Preston Manning
Identity is for history, not for politics
On St. Patrick’s Day, consider the assassinations of D’Arcy McGee and Pierre Laporte
Mounties acquitted of sexually assaulting woman at party
March 17: Letters to the editor
Canadian gets 11 years for raping ex-wife
UFC's James Irvin eager to return to cage
Man accused of killing Ont. cop remembered as loving family man
Fred Preston, 70, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of OPP Const. Vu Pham. Mr. Preston died on Thursday.
A case of youth versus experience
Former Ontario premier Bill Davis, now 80, in the den of his Brampton home.
Your germ profile, medicine v. zombies, the new action heroes
David Manore
I was left at the altar
Lawyers boot up for 'virtual law conference'
Bar Talk
Honda power fires CSKA Moscow past Sevilla
Sevilla's Marius Stankevicius, left, vies for the ball with CSKA Moscow''s Keisuke Honda during their UEFA Champions League match on Tuesday at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium in Sevilla.
Inter knocks Chelsea out of Champions League
Chelsea's Didier Drogba, right, confronts Inter Milan's Lucio during their UEFA Champions League second round, second leg match at Stamford Bridge in London on Tuesday.
The Lost Club talks about Episode 7
Evangeline Lilly in a scene from Lost.
Going south? Register as a corporation
Bernie Bourgeois, Founder and Chairman of CompuVision Systems Inc. and CompuVision System, USA Inc. in his Edmonton, Alberta office, on Monday, March 15, 2010.
Delaware's not always where it's at
Brannagan eager for chance with Argonauts
Yes, Chinese have rights - in theory
Hong Kong-based journalist and commentator Frank Ching.
Joe Hill: a new king of horror
OSFI head Julie Dickson puts focus on bank supervision
Julie Dickson, the federal superintendent of financial institutions.
Another day, another call for Helena Guergis to resign
A double dose of teen angst
Miriam MacDonald as Emma in Degrassi: The Next Generation.
Deleb deals among most lucrative
Canadian Stage announces new season
Running wild with Kristen and Dakota
Floria Sigismondi, director of The Runaways is photographed in Toronto during an interview.
Menu Foods looks at future options
A store shelf in Miami sits empty following a pet food recall in 2007 by Menu Foods.
The close: Fed, GE drive stocks higher
Canada would be renting, not owning, its literary house
Canada condemns Israeli settlement expansion
Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon in Ottawa on Feb. 22
Gazing into the future
Out-of-control Prius? Hmm ...
Driver James Sikes talks about his experiences in his Toyota Prius during a news conference
How to mix business with pleasure
Hip Brooklyn: Head to the Point
Hotel bargains across Europe
The Grand'Place in Brussels, where a Novotel hotel is offering discounted rates.
Guardiola hopes Barca can emulate Man United in Europe
Man dies after falling from canoe
Facebook outpaces Google
Facebook
Victim's sister urges murder suspects to turn themselves in
Rochette gets permission to skate in TV exhibition
Joannie Rochette of Canada performs during the women's figure skating event at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
Accused blames himself for Brass Rail killing
Fed statement: Get your red pens out
Altima reality, Mustang dreams
Martha Burns with her hybrid Nissan Altima.
Ferry officer faces charges in Queen of the North sinking
An undated handout photo of the Queen of the North ferry.
The Fed abides
Fans gather outside private funeral for Corey Haim
One of Corey Haim's pallbearers takes a moment before the late actor's funeral service in Toronto on Tuesday.
Woods can expect 'tough' return at Augusta, says Palmer
In this Sept. 27, 2009, photo, Tiger Woods gets some direction from his caddie, Steve Williams, on the fifth fairway during the final round of The Tour Championship golf tournament in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
One of the 'biggest media spectacles in recent memory'
Talking 'bout my generation's ... rates
Hawks' Campbell has broken clavicle, rib
Chicago Blackhawks' Brian Campbell, center, talks to team trainers after being knocked down by Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Chicago, Sunday, March 14, 2010. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Cruz rewarding Rangers for their patience
Ovechkin releases statement on suspension
Alex Ovechkin #8 of the Washington Capitals warms up prior to the game against the Florida Panthers on January 13, 2010 at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida. (Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images)
Carbonneau to lead Canada's under-18 team
Bills' Gailey not ready to name starting QB
Will Stephen Harper's YouTube interview go to pot?
Politics and posturing
A Toyota Camry is parked on Parliament Hill as senior management from Toyota appear before the Commons Transport Committee Tuesday March 16, 2010.
Desjardins profit improves
Harry Chemko
Harry Chemko is the co-founder and CEO of Elastic Path Software in Vancouver and a board member of the Canadian Youth Business Foundation.
Honda recalls cars over brake pedals
Honda Elements being assembled at a plant in East Liberty, Ohio. Palladium is used in vehicles' catalytic converters.
Nexus One now available in Canada
Mario Queiroz, vice-president of Product Management for Google, displays Google's Nexus One smart phone during the unveiling at Google's headquarters on Jan. 5.
Montreal movie pirate gets jail time
A sign warning moviegoers that recording devices such as movie cameras are not permitted in movie theatres is seen outside the entrance to a theatre at the Cineplex Silvercity theatre at Yonge and Eglinton in Toronto
Tory bill proposes publicizing names of violent young offenders
Justice Minister Rob Nicholson speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Friday, March 5, 2010.
At noon: A good day for oil and gold
Quebec rights body rules against veil in health-card case
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