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Review: Cities of Refuge, by Michael Helm
Michael Helm
A good news volcanic ash story: How Twitter helped an organ transplant happen
So long, Sears Canada
Review: The Bedwetter: Stories of Courage, Redemption, and Pee, by Sarah Silverman
Sarah Silverman
Kitchen trends
Samsung’s new Hybrid Induction Range (www.samsung.com) boils water faster than gas and twice as fast as an electric cook top.
Hudak vows secure funding for city if premier
Hot kitchen trends
Quebec's ThinkGlass (www.thinkglass.com) specializes in recycled-glass countertops illuminated with LED lights.
New in paperback
The thrill of victory
IRL driver James Hinchcliffe, right, is drench with champagne by third place finisher J.K. Vernay of France after Hinchcliffe won the IRL Firestone Indy LIghts auto race, Sunday, April 18, 2010, in Long Beach, Calif.
Lenovo emerges as leading candidate for Palm: sources
A Palm Pre cellular phone can be seen in New York June 3, 2009.
Richardson GMP gets new boss
Review: The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, by Philip Pullman
Philip Pullman
Sensitivity training in Neverland
From left: Tom McCamus as Captain Hook, Michael Therriault as Peter Pan and Sean Cullen as Smee.
Landscapes capture the rush and tumble of time passing
Monica Tap's Between Summer and Winter.
Q&A: Jan Frykhammar of Ericsson
Superswarms usher in the end of the NHL
Superswarms follows creatures that swarm by the millions.
Sears tightens grip on Canadian unit
Five steps to an Oscar winner
British class warfare is dead? Not on the stage
Elizabeth Renzetti
Oprah reveals everything, but Kelley reveals more
Johanna Schneller
Contentious bank-tax decision put off to June
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
Confused by car-size categories?
Rob MacGregor
Jim Prentice comes clean on Rahim Jaffer's 'representations'
Environment Minister Jim Prentice rises on a point of order after Question Period in the House of Commons on April 23, 2010.
Man charged with aiding suicides over the Internet
Carleton University student Nadia Kajouji committed suicide in 2008.
If We Were Birds: a stunning new play
If We Were Birds adds a chorus of slave women to the myth of Philomela.
Leafs ink Finnish goaltender
National Bank builds energy expertise
Mounties rule out charges against Bishop Lahey in Nova Scotia
Reverend Raymond Lahey (left) arrives at a police station in Ottawa Thursday Oct.1, 2009. A former Nova Scotia bishop facing child-pornography charges has turned himself in to Ottawa police.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Gamesmanship lost on Sobotka
U.S., Canadian GDP out on Friday
A CN locomotive makes it's way through a Montreal yard.
Interactive Toronto neighbourhood pricing map
Doughty named Norris Trophy finalist
Review: Eaarth, by Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben
Three precious metals stocks to watch
Dear Barbie: Sorry I stole your car. I was drunk
Andrew Clark
Pollster Frank Graves apologizes, denies anti-Tory bias
Smitherman vows not to sell Toronto Hydro
George Smitherman
Ever considered a Kia? How about a Hyundai?
Rob MacGregor
Review: Not Your Typical Book about the Environment, by Elin Kelsey
RCMP investigates 'very serious' threats against Ujjal Dosanjh
Liberal Member of Parliament Ujjal Dosanjh in 2007.
Review: Ghosted, by Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall
Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall
Canada has chance at two curling golds
At noon: Rising gold gives shine to S&P/TSX
What's the best replacement for an SUV?
2010 Volkswagen Golf TDI
List of resources on analytics
Review: More Money than Brains, by Laura Penny
Laura Penny
Data dive reveals an ocean of trends
Mike Der is BI Manager for Mark Anthony Group who owns brands including Mikes Hard Lemonade. They are using sales data from stores to grow the business and increase profitability.
Sabres' Ruff plays a hunch for Game 5
Penang chicken
Even if you can’t make it to Malaysia, this spicy/sweet Penang chicken will take your taste buds there. FRED LUM/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Lou in a jam
Fried king mushrooms with "lobster" sauce
Review: The Crisis of Capitalist Democracy, by Richard A. Posner
The New York Stock Exchange on Wall St.
Why Greek bailout bid may not calm the markets quickly
A Greek flag flies east of Athens
No split draws at Rogers Cup events
Office fashion: jeggings
Thai chowder
Food, feet and finding yourself
Jane Farrow in her home in Toronto
Vaginas enjoy their 15 minutes of commercial fame
Spotted: Eco-cornstarch dishware
This four-piece sets costs $5.99 at Loblaws Superstores nationwide, and is made from cornstarch.
This week's blog buzz
Accessorizing suits is not just a matter of what suits you
Russell Smith
Vivica Fox/Disneyland/Hello Kitty wine
Céline Cousteau on the appeal of the sea
Celine Cousteau says she's most like a marine iguana, with a foot in both the ocean and on land.
This season's nautical looks make a stylish splash
Louis Vuitton sweater, approx. $1,194, watch, $9,050, tote, approx. $1,708. Armani Collezioni polo, $265 at Harry Rosen. Banana Republic shorts, $62. SWIMS shoes, $160 at Uncle Otis.
Review: Ossuaries, by Dionne Brand
Dionne Brand
The upside of smugness
Leah McLaren
Alberta approves plans for oil sands waste
A tailings pond reflects the Syncrude oilsands mine facility near Fort McMurray, Alta.
The look for less: sweet floral dress
Left Ralph Lauren’s take on girly florals was paired with socks and loafers on the designer’s New York runway. Right: We wrapped a belt around our roomy version, which was $9.99 at a shop filled with knick-knacks in Toronto’s Little Italy.
What market watchers are saying this week
Education spending, debt rise in PEI budget
Restaurant review: Leopold
Located at St. Clair and Christie, Leopold is a sweet neighbourhood bistro that opened four months ago. Unfortunately, the menu has suffered since the exit of chef Claude Bouillet. Tim Fraser for The Globe and Mail
Shower expectant mothers with a host of fun ideas
Grace Kelly's iconic style on display in London
Among the highlights from the Grace Kelly: Style Icon exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum is this embroidered white gown worn by the actress in the 1956 film The Swan.
Nova Scotia hikes renewable power targets
Viva Veneto, home of the world's crispest whites
Beppi Crosariol
Brian Bailey's beauty bailout
Bailey Cosmetics launches today on the Shopping Channel (www.theshoppingchannel.com) with a five-piece kit for $99.
Ocean photography: Ready for a real close-up?
Weddell seals live in the Antarctic Ocean.
Designer Brian Atwood's a shoe-in
Model-turned-shoe-designer Brian Atwood, pictured at the Room in Toronto last week, names many of his sky-high heels after famous women du jour. Tom Sandler for The Globe and Mail
Flathead valley: a wild thoroughfare
John Bergenske and Dave Quinn (behind) slice through the March snow in Flathead Valley.
San Francisco's "dissindent chef" opens a new restaurant....
Boundary hotel draws a new crowd to East London
Handmade Savior beds are dressed with crisp white linens and down duvets.
Poetry Month: Joe Blades on Phoebe Tsang
Your Toronto party pictures
Party goers dance up a storm at PROM at the ROM, March 27, 2010.
Vienna's café culture
Locals come to the Cafe Sperl for the great selection of international newspapers; it is one of the most traditional coffee shops in the city.
Review: Isobel and Emile, by Alan Reed
Alan Reed
Markets start climbing after uncertain start
My mother is a toxic guilt tripper
Lynn Coady
William Shatner: Internet Hero
"It's time for Canada to boldly go where no country has gone before." That phrase leads off a Facebook page calling for Canadian-born actor William Shatner to be named Canada's next Governor General.
On the job: Eruption disruption
A departure board at Athens international airport is pictured with a metal advertising placard in the foreground on April 19, 2010.
The truth hurts. Tell me more
Breast-cancer risk may trace back to bubbe
A volcanic refugee makes good in Toronto
Organic farming: what's next?
Organic Meadow co-operative's Ted Zettel at a member farm in Cambridge, Ont.
Ferguson denies retirement rumours
Manchester United's Scottish manager Sir Alex Ferguson looks on before the English Premier League football match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford in Manchester, north-west England on April 3, 2010. Getty Images/ANDREW YATES.
Will Greek move calm fears? CPI eases pressure on rates
Prime Minister Stephen harper receives two cases of beer from U.S. Ambassador David Jacobson in mid-March after winning a bet with President Barack Obama when Canada's men's hockey team won the Olympic gold medal
Baltovich sues for $13-million in wrongful conviction for murder of Elizabeth Bain
Robert Baltovich outside the University Courhouse at 361 University Ave. in Toronto after he was acquitted of the murder of his girlfriend, Elizabeth Bain (File photo). Photo by Tibor Kolley
Why investors should love Toronto
Chat with Chad
A screenshot from Halo: Reach.
Big expectations for RIM at BlackBerry trade show
Mike Lazaridis, co-CEO of Research In Motion, poses with the Blackberry Bold 9700
Buyer beware on Kovalchuk
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