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April 8

Vancouver homeless tally increases 12% in two years
Selling the HST
Illustration by David Parkins for The Globe and Mail
The race to define 'last border of Canada'
Jane Goodall looks back - and forward
A film about Jane Goodall, Janes's Journey, is slated for release in the fall.
Rahim Jaffer removes party logo from website amid influence allegations
Former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer leaves court in Orangeville, Ont., on March 9, 2010, after pleading guilty to careless driving.
Quebec pursues drug companies over prices
Israeli PM bows out of nuclear summit
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu takes a question during a press conference in Jerusalem this week.
Shoppers Drug Mart to slash store hours, staff
Rx for a resort going down hill
Kitsilano
Ladner
Liberty Village
Dufferin and Rogers
Leaside
Yonge and Eglinton
King and Shaw
Ontario's fight with pharmacies may turn into a cross-country battle
Adam Radwanski
Markham
Bloor and Royal York
Woods feels the love at Augusta
KJ Choi of South Korea, left, shakes hands with Tiger Woods on the 18th green during the first round of the 2010 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 8, 2010 in Augusta, Georgia.
Fatal giant squid attack off Nanaimo a fairy story
A Humboldt squid washed up on a beach in Tofino in 2009.
Ferbey, Gushue to team up for cash bonspiels
Nike commercial with Woods kind of creepy
Troops knew of Afghan prisoner abuse, retired captain says
A Canadian soldier guards six of ten suspected Taliban prisoners captured in a raid on a compound in northern Kandahar province on May 10, 2006.
Cavs rest LeBron against Bulls
MLS increases roster sizes
Discount days hit property sellers' market
Mayur Arora of Surrey, B.C., recently got out of the restaurant business and took up real estate.
Magna tightens ties with Russian auto maker
Siegfried Wolf, Magna's co-chief executive officer.
The economic discontent of Hank Greenberg
Greece staggers deeper into crisis
Greek riot police guard a closed bank during a recent demonstration in Athens against the government's economic measures.
Cooking with seal, brought to you by the EU
'Seal in the Modern Kitchen' is described as slick, Jamie Oliver-style cookbook.
Homeless, in a land of riches
Mrs. Buttkiss and the hedgie
Fruit may not cut cancer risk
Vimy Ridge: a day to remember
John Babcock, seen in a photo from 2006, was Canada’s last surviving veteran of the First World War.
Gilles Duceppe takes sovereignty pitch to the Mother Corp
Editorial cartoon by Anthony Jenkins
On Sandra Bullock and Everywoman's heartbreak
Sarah Hampson
On-campus sex ban: Hands off the student body, Prof
Sex offenders pardoned almost as often as other criminals
Former junior hockey coach Graham James is seen in a 1989 photo.
Terror as a religious crime
Canada to battle Norway for spot in final
Canadian skip Kevin Koe reacts during his game against Norway at the men's world curling championship in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy on Thursday. The Edmonton rink dropped an 9-8 decision to Norway's Torger Nergard in a game that meant little in the standing.
Reading the momentum tea leaves
Tory MPs snubbed Rahim Jaffer in row over petty cash, sources say
Former Tory MP Rahim Jaffer leaves the courthouse in Orangeville, Ont., on March 9, 2010 after pleading guilty to careless driving.
Pardoned sex offenders evade record checks due to tighter privacy
Former junior hockey coach Graham James is seen in a 1989 photo.
Air quality to be tested in Peace River region
A segment of an EnCana pipeline near Pouce Coupe, B.C.
Closing time
TransGlobe plans IPO
Bishop accused of sexually abusing Newfoundland orphanage resident
A 2009 file photo of Bishop Raymond Lahey, who is shown leaving an RCMP office in Rogersville, N.B.
U.S. airline merger faces headwinds
US Airways, United contemplate merger
Gilbert finding his game amid Oilers' struggles
Hard choices in tight times
Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak and Nova Scotia's NDP Premier, Darrell Dexter.
Sacco gets young Avs ready for playoffs
Members of the Colorado Avalanche celebrate on their bench after team mate Matt Duchene scored the winning goal during a shootout during their NHL hockey game against the Vancouver Canucks.
Wells homers again to help Jays beat Rangers
Toronto Blue Jays Vernon Wells, left, is congratulated by teammate Edwin Encarnacion after hitting a home run against the Texas Rangers in the ninth inning of their MLB baseball game in Arlington, Tex.
End of the line for Sather?
Older and wiser, nocturnal bingeing, mysterious Area 51
Sharon Amos
My big sister took her own life
Penguin Canada adds another new imprint
Russell to roll out U.S.-listed ETFs
Athabasca Oil Sands tanks
Aerial view of rock containing oil deposits on the banks of the Athabasca River near the town of Fort McMurray in Alberta.
The close: Dow, TSX finish with gains
Billy Jones: It's Nomination Time!
Russia sends troops to Kyrgyzstan
A protestor attacks a Kyrgyz police officer during clashes near the main government buildings in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Ennis named top AHL rookie
We're trapped in sex-scandal hell
Igor Kenk for mayor?
Athabasca IPO: Avoid the temptation
More on Iginla
Calgary Flames right wing Jarome Iginla.
B.C. Lions appoint new president and CEO
BC Lions Ricky Foley during CFL football action in Vancouver, British Columbia, October 31, 2009.
Béchamel sauce
Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren dies
Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren being led away by the police after his arrest in May 1977.
Why Shoppers Drug Mart shareholders need Valium
Playing it safe with blood
New Alienware rig has got game
Alienware M15x
Clijsters ousted by Spanish qualifier in Marbella
Tories order Rahim Jaffer to cease using party logo
Mumps complications on the rise
Seven tentpoles of iPhone OS 4
Apple Inc. Chairman and CEO Steve Jobs speaks during an event at Apple Inc. in Cupertino, Calif., Thursday, April 8, 2010.
Michael Lewis, Matt Taibbi and Looting Main Street
Chloe Sevigny: Style hit or miss?
Repair drives her to distraction
Rob MacGregor
Chat with Yann Martel
Lap-dancing teachers suspended without pay
Avoid fraud when filing taxes online
A Shine of Rainbows: No pot of gold
Tara Scully as Nancy, John Bell as Tomas and Jack Gleeson as Seamus in Vic Sarin's A Shine Of Rainbows.
Behind the Shoppers downgrade
Blakes makes waves in M&A tables
A director shows off Belgium's rural, rowdy side
Felix Van Groeningen arrives at 'La Merditude des Choses' premiere, December 14, 2009 in Paris.
Aaron Hill sits with hamstring injury
The best gold stock for hedging against inflation
Gold bars
Sovereign risk spreads
Cross-border car shopping
United agree on deal for Mexican striker
Duchess of Cornwall breaks leg while hillwalking
SAINT JOHN'S, CANADA - NOVEMBER 03: Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall (L) and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales laugh during a reception at 'The Rooms' on November 3, 2009 in Saint John's, Newfoundland, Canada. The Royal couple are visiting Canada from November 2 to November 12 and they will participate in commemorations and celebrations that honour Canada's persons, places and events. This is the Prince of Wales's 15th visit to the country; however, it will be the Duchess of Cornwall's fist official visit to a country where she has strong ancestral links. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
A look at Weir's front nine
Hydro-Québec plays down loss of N.B. deal
Hydro-Québec power lines
Milt Collins sticks with Stamps
Héroux-Devtek acquires Eagle Tool& Die
Electricity bills in Ontario set to rise $300 a year by the end of 2011
AToronto Hydro windmill on the grounds of the CNE at sunrise.
Tiger the golfer
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