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Gordon McConachie-Anderson sent us this photo he titled Last of the Winter Ice, taken at Owen Sound Harbour in Ontario March 17, 2010
High-wire tiger act cancelled over child's involvement: reports
In this Tuesday, March 30, 2010 photo, a tiger jumps to catch a Chinese circus performer, clinging on to a ladder above the tiger den at a zoo in Changzhou in east China's Jiangsu province.
Canada to contribute $54.6-million more in aid to Haiti
At noon: Dow snaps back
Could Greece be forced to seek crisis aid?
Turkoglu day-to-day with facial fracture
Toronto Raptors Hedo Turkoglu leaves the floor with an injury during the first half of their NBA basketball game against the Boston Celtics in Toronto, April 7, 2010. REUTERS/Mark Blinch
Magna's Wolf named chair of Russia's Gaz
Siegfried Wolf, Magna's co-chief executive officer.
Talisman's next deal
Talisman CEO John Manzoni
Troops knew of Afghan abuse, inquiry told
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.
B.C. wind beaches boats
Shoppers plunges on Ontario plan
Shoppers Drug Mart
Round One
Luke Donald of England putts on the 1st hole during the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on Thursday.
Bayview and Eglinton
Poetry Month: Marcus McCann on Nicholas Lea
Messi - Ronaldo duel grabs headlines ahead of El Clasico
Shoppers goes on sale
Bloor and Bathurst
Help! I can't stand my family's music
Joanne Will
Manitoba Telecom: Only a takeover could bring it back
Lou Schizas
Ignore rising dollar at own peril: study
$10 dollar bills at par
Review: Thin Bruised Line, by Doug Clark
Doug Clark
Rahim Jaffer has no influence with Prime Minister, official says
A dejected Rahim Jaffer gives the thumbs up after falling behind in the Edmonton-Strathcona riding at Tory headquarters on Oct. 14, 2008.
Guti looking at life beyond Real Madrid
Search abroad pays off for Saskatchewan hospitals
The Saskatoon Health Region discovered that the Philippines educates a surplus of nurses in a comparable educational system.
Canadian defaults reach 20-year high
Violence in Kyrgyzstan
Protestors stand near a burning vehicle during clashes with police near the main government buildings in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
Pat Burns released from hospital
Former National Hockey League head coach Pat Burns, who is battling lung cancer, speaks to reporters at the announcing of a new arena to be named after Burns, on Friday in Stanstead, Que.
Why diverse hiring is good for business
Allison Mitchell, right, is a corporate recruiting specialist with Dalsa, a Canadian imaging specialty company that has employees worldwide.
Medical user fees? They're so 1980
Premier League superiority battered by United exit
What golfers can learn from Tiger about focus
Green cars: Resistance is futile
FORD FOCUS ELECTRIC: This one has a Canadian connection. Ontario-based supplier Magna International developed much of the car’s technology. It has a projected range of 160 km using its lithium-ion battery. Ford wants EVs that can be sold in high volumes to mainstream customers, which makes the Focus Electric a logical step for the auto maker.
New hominid discovery announced; creature may be part of human line
The U.W. 88-50 cranium in an undated handout from the journal Science.
Top court orders retrial in Edmonton teen's sex slaying
Nina Courtepatte is shown in this undated handout photo.
Mike Weir is here to win
The Globe's Paul Koring on the nuclear pact
US President Barack Obama speaks next to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev after they signed new START Treaty documents at the Prague Castle in Prague on April 8, 2010.
How can a modern mom maximize her workouts?
Rebecca Eckler alternates treadmill runs with weight-lifting in a 60-minute circuit twice a week, but says she lacks energy.
My partner lets his friends crash at our place
David Eddie
At the open: Stocks fall, Shoppers hammered
Hamilton in love with his new McLaren
McLaren-Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain competes in Formula One's Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang on April 4, 2010.
How Ontario's drug reforms could hit Shoppers Drug Mart
A rack of pharmaceuticals at Toronto's Sunnybrook Hospital pharmacy.
Wi-LAN sues several tech giants
Premarket: Jobless claims hit Dow futures
Complicated companies require simple message
Tiger's opening round
PM takes easy shot, Ignatieff misfires
Appraise a company long before sale
John Warrillow
Shoppers downgraded
Canadians shut door on Afghan combat mission
Broadening the talent pool
‘We do business all over the world. It’s important for us to reflect that,’ says Allison Mitchell, right, corporate recruitment specialist for DALSA Corp., based in Waterloo, Ont. With her are three recent hires, all new Canadians: Sukhbir Singh Kullar, left, Feng Hua Feng and Yun Lin.
Astral profit, revenue rises
Astral Media CEO Ian Greenberg
Cogeco posts profit, revenue growth
Cogeco Cable Inc. president and CEO Louis Audet
Poll of U.K. battlegrounds finds doubt on Tory leadership
Italy seizes $932-million in alleged mafia assets
College basketball star busted for alleged lewd acts on Halifax streets
Small-business owners feel left out of Haiti’s rebuilding plan
Teck courts Chinese in Australian deposit sale
Dump trucks move waste rock around Teck's Highland Valley Copper Mine
Gold flat as rally takes a breather
Housing market overheating: Royal LePage
Stock futures dip again
China reported close to yuan shift
China adviser argues against sharp yuan rise
Obama, Medvedev sign disarmament treaty
US President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev sign the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) in Prague on April 8, 2010.
Ontario bond blitz begins
U.S. banks readying to snap back
Kyrgyzstan's new leaders say they had help from Russia
Roza Otunbayeva, left, the interim government leader speaks as she sits next to Vice-Premier Omurbek Tekebayev during a news conference in Bishkek on Thursday.
West Virginians' identity forged by successive mining disasters
Konrad Yakabuski
Canada to send 90 additional training soldiers to Afghanistan
Aboriginal women do better by degrees
Aboriginal woman Jamie Lickers is a third-year lawyer at Blakes in Ottawa.
UN AIDS ambassador takes on cancer
UN AIDS ambassador Stephen Lewis speaks at the University of Toronto.
Ruiz plays waiting game
Toronto Blue Jays batter Randy Ruiz hits a home run in front of New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada (L) and umpire Joe West (C) in the second inning of their MLB American League baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York, August 12, 2009. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine
Wells blasts Jays past Rangers
Toronto Blue Jays Vernon Wells heads toward home plate after hitting his second home run of the game against the Texas Rangers in the ninth inning of their MLB baseball game in Arlington, Texas, April 7, 2010. REUTERS/Tim Sharp
April 8: What's in the stars for you today?
L for luck
Porsche drops 2011 prices, adds currency discounts
Student develops smart 3D camera
Canadian Tire to refocus - on tires
Customers head in and out of a Canadian Tire store location in Scarborough, Ont.
WEDNESDAY'S MARKETS / WHAT HAPPENED
Loose talk threatens freedom
Afghan President Hamid Karzai speaks at the country's Independent Election Commission in Kabul on Thursday.
Please focus on sports
High-energy jamming at Koerner Hall
Senegalese musician Baaba Maal.
Top 35 best employers for new Canadians
Killam, Islamic bank team up
EYE ON EQUITIES / STOCKS THAT SHOULD BE ON YOUR RADAR SCREEN
TODAY
Athabasca debut revives oil patch dreams
Aerial view of rock containing oil deposits on the banks of the Athabasca River near the town of Fort McMurray in Alberta.
Canada in Congo
Canada to lead growth in G7 nations, OECD says
A TALE OF TWO TECH GIANTS
Toned-down Lang Lang does Mozart proud
Pianist Lang Lang in a handout photo.
Harper should consult on the next G-G
Governor General Michaelle Jean and Prince Charles speak with veterans following a Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa, Wednesday November 11, 2009.
Ottawa relaxes rules over carry-on baggage
Beneath the Veil: Mary Apick finds hope and despair
Remembering Chile
Talisman plays its shale hand
Are you self-employed? Save by knowing what to claim
Tim Cestnick
Cuba's bitter harvest
Fences and neighbours
Kudos to Obama
The long and short
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