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April 26

Red Sox outlast Jays in wild one
Toronto Blue Jays catcher John Buck, right, tags out Boston Red Sox's Kevin Youkilis at home plate during the first inning of a baseball game on Monday April 26, 2010, in Toronto.
GM to put millions in Ontario plant
Ottawa to restrict insurers' online sales
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
Ethics czar Mary Dawson stands by cautious approach
Rulings by the Ethics Commissioner
Shelter offers comfort to homeless veterans
Airborne Regiment veteran Luke Carmichael, 69, at his Cockrell House residence.
Obama's Wall Street reform faces Senate fight - then a year or more of waiting
Glavic, Cordonier named CIS athletes of year
Bernier provides timely spurt for Canucks
Vancouver Canucks right wing Steve Bernier controls the puck ahead of Nashville Predators right wing Patric Hornqvist in the second period of an NHL hockey game on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2009 in Nashville, Tenn.
Alberta man pleads guilty to killing teen
Beckham no big loss
Soccer player David Beckham sits courtside during Game 2 of the NBA Western Conference playoff series between the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder in Los Angeles, April 20, 2010.
Mugged in T.O., left for dead in N.Y. - <br/>the unkindness of strangers is universal
Luxury homes sales through the roof as buyers seek stable investment
Lemaire offered much as a builder
Eric Duhatschek
Ontario modifies residency rules to attract foreign students
Robot subs trying to stop oil leak deep below Gulf of Mexico
A damaged oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico burns and leaks oil on April 21, 2010.
Montreal makeover paying dividends
Roy MacGregor
Ottawa refuses to fund abortion in G8 plan
International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda speaks to reporters at Pier 21 in Halifax on April 26, 2010 ahead of a G8 ministers' meeting on maternal health.
RIM to put consumers on speed dial
Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie the Co-Chief Executive Officers for Research In Motion pose before the RIM annual general meeting on Tuesday, July 14, 2009 in Waterloo, Ontario.
High-cost funds yield uneven returns
The midterms are coming, and Obama is cracking the whip
Konrad Yakabuski
Halak helps Habs force Game 7
Hal Gill picks up the loose puck to the side of teammate Jaroslav Halak of the Montreal Canadiens in Game Six of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals against the Washington Capitals during the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Bell Centre on April 26, 2010 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Canada's largest mental-health centre to ban smoking on property
Ontario takes aim at unapproved universities that target foreign students
To suspend or not: The decision is never easy
Marian Hossa of the Chicago Blackhawks celebrates scoring the game-winning goal against the Nashville Predators in Game Five of the Western Conference Quarterfinals during the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at the United Center on April 24, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois. The Blackhawks defeated the Predators 5-4 in overtime.
Ontario offered funding to help Catholic schools develop their own sex-ed course
Despite Dalton McGuinty's insistence that all schools must follow the province's revised sex-ed curriculum, which was recently shelved, Ontario's Education Ministry was working with Catholic educators to develop an alternative course.
B.C.'s Jim Rimmer kept the art of printing alive
Jim Rimmer in the shop behind his home in New Westminster, B.C.
Nunavut to launch anti-suicide campaign
A Inuit cemetery outside the small town of Baker Lake, Nunavut. The territory is trying to bring its high suicide rate into line with the national average.
Convicted double murderer on hunger strike as he fights deportation to Bosnia
Gulf oil spill could affect rules for Arctic
In this aerial photo taken in the Gulf of Mexico a boat with an oil boom tries to contain oil spilled from the explosion and collapse of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig.
Jaffer met with Prentice aide in Guergis's office, House told
Sudanese President's re-election pushes country toward breakup
Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir, center, is congratulated by his supporters at the ruling party headquarters in Khartoum, Sudan, Monday, April 26, 2010.
MPs to hear arguments on microwave exposure levels
Students at York University make use of WiFi-enabled classrooms.
Canada's biggest school board to cut back on hiring retirees
Married women should say 'I don't' to changing their name, study suggests
These online tools take the headache out of tracking expenses
Angela Self
Are you suffering from post-recession workplace disorder?
Going cold turkey: Students in study crack without media
A Twitter page is displayed on an Apple iPhone.
China's auto makers aim for 'green' niche
Dancers perform at the Chinese auto maker BYD's booth at the Beijing auto show. Chinese automakers announced ambitious plans to expand abroad as global producers unveiled new models at the Beijing auto show aimed at boosting sales in China's fast-growing market.
Tetzlaff delivers a finger-busting violin recital
Subway riders didn't come to aid of man, 79, being robbed, police say
Hannah Georgas
Melissa Etheridge
Cartoonists were right, the amorous British, big-time philately
Health care workers mandated to report gunshot and stab wounds
Alice Reingwertz Kenner
My baby steps as a new dad
Former mayor of Montreal borough arrested in Quebec corruption probe
Essential tracks
Going vertical makes sense, Concord Pacific CEO says
Concord Pacific's massive Cityplace project under construction off Spadina Avenue in Toronto.
Gogol Bordello
This time out, there's fire in the Hole
Move over Eloise - life inside a condo hotel
This is a completely modern way of living, says condo owner Louise Houle, as the sun sets behind her dining room in Le Crystal, a condo-hotel in downtown Montreal.
Checking in to a new home front
Louise Houle and her son David watch the sunset from the balcony of their new home - in the Le Crystal condo-hotel in Montreal.
Telus rejects Internet 'obligation to serve'
Telus has a history of rewarding shareholders with dividend growth, according to Yield Hog panelist Tony Demarin of BCV Asset Management.
Bishop's star Steven Turner heading to Bears mini-camp
Domtar: Print those e-mails to your heart's content
Bjorn is still a super trouper
Bjorn Ulvaeus.
Debt: Get out and stay out
Rich by 40 by Lesley Scorgie.
Rich by 26: Interview with author Lesley Scorgie
The close: U.S. financials weigh on Dow
Prentice drops Jaffer bombshell; Tories reignite abortion debate
Faster growth brightens profit picture
Canadian National Railway
Obama welcomes Yankees to White House
U.S. President Barack Obama holds the World Series Championship trophy with New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi, during an event with the 2009 World Series champions in the East Room of the White House.
Coaching candidates for four open NHL jobs
West Fraser sees light at end of tunnel
A West Fraser lumber mill
Where the jobs are now
Job seekers line-up at various booths at the National Job Fair and Training Expo in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Family mourns Somali-Canadian teen killed in Alberta
Pallbearers carry the casket of Abdinasir Dirie, 19, in Edmonton on Monday, April 26.
Halifax police arrest G8 protester
A police officer and a protester record the event as social justice and environmental groups march peacefully through Halifax on April 25, 2010.
Copper IPO pulled
Quebec overhauls publicly funded daycares
Quebec Family Minister Tony Tomassi responds to Opposition questions over daycare centre Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at the Quebec legislature in Quebec City. Justice Minister Kathleen Weil, right, looks on.
A farmhand alights
The market can be beaten, in theory
Hitchcock anxious to get back to work
Head coach Ken Hitchcock of the Columbus Blue Jackets looks on during the NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on October 10, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona.
Stikeman boosts competition watchdog
CN Rail sees better times, mortgage rates on rise again
CN Rail
Jacques Lemaire announces retirement
New Jersey Devils coach Jacques Lemaire is seen grimacing during his club's win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday night.
Skull found in car dragged from Okanagan-region lake
Sunbathers at Hulley beach on Skaha Lake at Penticton British Columbia Canada
Caterpillar turns profit, sees growth ahead
Caterpillar equipment
Canadiens, Caps relaxed ahead of Game 6
Roman Hamrlik of the Montreal Canadiens defends against Brendan Morrison of the Washington Capitals in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference quarter-finals.
Guergis-Jaffer scandal weighs on Tories in poll
Campbell's fight for consistency
Ottawa revises growth forecasts upward
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
Banks break new highs
People walk past a Toronto-Dominion Bank branch in Ottawa
Ex-officer facing charges 'in positive spirits,' lawyer says
Peter Hodson, former Vancouver police officer, seen here during his time on the UBC Thunderbirds team.
All aboard!
No need for MP audit since buying elephants 'couldn't happen here'
Goldman's Fabrice Tourre: Romance, e-mails and subprime mortgages
A financial professional works in the Goldman Sachs booth on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange April 16, 2010 in New York City. Goldman Sachs was charged with fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission over its marketing of a subprime mortgage product, sending its stock price sharply lower.
Why Super Street Fighter IV isn't for me
A screenshot from Super Street Fighter IV.
Tories question 'good ole boy' Jack Layton's hunting acumen
Theodore among finalists for Masterton Trophy
Aeroplan buying stake in AeroMexico loyalty program
Groupe Aeroplan CEO Rupert Duchesne
Back on stage: Where the Blood Mixes, Glengarry Glen Ross, and Billy Twinkle
Late Polish president's twin brother to seek top job
How long can Rogers risk extra fee?
An employee works inside a Rogers Wireless retail store in Vancouver, B.C..
Kingston to get Skate Canada event
More mixed messages from Jason Kenney
George Galloway, shown in 2005, was barred entry to Canada last March because the federal government deemed him a supporter of a terrorist organization.
Pirates rewrite script for Apple's China iPad launch
Freddie Mac: A buying opportunity?
Lou Schizas
British election reveals the new normal
Labour Party Leader Gordon Brown, Conservative Party chief David Cameron and Liberal Democrat Nick Clegg wait to take part in the second of Britain's leadership election debates in Bristol on April 22, 2010.
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