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May 12

Private investigator tells committee he has no evidence against Guergis
Oops! Councillor's mistake derails bike lanes on University Ave.
A cyclist rides in downtown Toronto.
Ontario MDs to be reined in under new hospital management rules
Habs heat up in Year of the Smurf
Eric Duhatschek
Manitoba looks at debit cards for welfare recipients
2005 deal to protect detainees was flawed, former Liberal defence minister says
Bill Graham, then Foreign Affairs minister, inspects troops at Canada's base in Kabul on Sept. 5, 2003.
Ben Johnson's coach participated in Olympic steroid scandal
Charlie Francis, former coach to Canadian Olympic sprinter Ben Johnson, watches the 1996 Canadian Olympic track and field trials in Montreal.
Gulf oil spill resulted from an act of greed, U.S. politicians say
Ronald Schupp protests near BP's offices in Chicago on Wed., May 12.
Gordon Campbell casts doubt on fourth run at office
Toronto FC eliminate Impact
Montreal Impact's Leonardo Di Lorenzo (R) collides with Toronto FC's Maksim Usanov during the first half of their Nutrilite Canadian Championship soccer match in Montreal, May 12, 2010.
Cold, hard coalition lessons from this side of the pond
British Prime Minister David Cameron greets Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at 10 Downing Street on Wed., May 12.
Jewish arts centre gets $20-million donation
Africa leads the way in mobile money
Charlotte Zukenwa, Tshepo Ronald and Lindiwe Ngubeni pound the pavement in Soweto, South Africa, signing up customers for Wizzit, a service that provides cell phone-based bank accounts for low-income people who have little access to regular banks.
Steam now available for Macs
Steam for Mac
Canucks enter off-season in search of creative solutions
Goalie Roberto Luongo of the Vancouver Canucks shakes hands with Jonathan Toews of the Chicago Blackhawks after the Blackhawks defeated the Canucks 5-1 to win Game Six of the Western Conference Semifinals to win the series 4-2 during the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on May 11, 2010 at General Motors Place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Nunavut fire chief dismissed after reporting dangers of Iqaluit jail
Housing-allowance cuts threaten family reunification, critics say
Separating sex and war in Congo
A woman whose face was cut with a machete undergoes treatment in Minova hospital, 50 kilometres west of the provincial capital Goma, December 11, 2007.
It's a vulgar dance for Alberta grizzlies
Despite its deficit, Britain has gone through worse
Britain's new Prime Minister David Cameron (L) and new Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, pose for pictures on the steps of 10 Downing Street in London, on May 12, 2010. Britain's new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government was agreed after five days of wrangling and both sides have had to compromise to draw up a programme of policies.
Weekend letter delivery to take the long way home
Why the Ford reprimand matters
Residents seek reassurance in wake of deadly slide
Who is killing China's children?
Can you really get a 'beach-ready' body in a few weeks?
Lorne Atkinson kept cycling alive in postwar Vancouver
Canadians in pain aren't seeking proper help from doctors
Cougars, beware: A younger man may be bad for your longevity
The younger Ashton Kutcher may be bad for Demi Moore's health: A new study has found that a woman?s life expectancy decreases the more years there are between wife and husband.
Toronto Zoo workers reject contract offer
U.S. phenom puts Canada on summer schedule
Bill allows oil sector six-year hiatus from environmental rules
Watchdog on trail of money transfer to NHL
British face big spending cuts as coalition shows unity on austerity
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, left, chairs the first meeting of the National Security Council on Wednesday. Others in attendance included Chief of the Defence Staff Sir Jock Stirrup and Home Secretary Theresa May.
Verizon, Google look to tablets
Waterfront rink is about more than ice and parking
Stampeders set early goal: Survive
BC Lions head coach Wally Buono (R) congratulates Calgary Stampeders head coach John Hufnagel after the Stampeders defeated the Lions to win the CFL Western Final football game in Calgary, Alberta, November 15, 2008. The Stampeders will face the Montreal Alouettes in the Grey Cup. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA)
Ontario to fund new leukemia treatment
Bill Niblock, a 68-year-old retired steelworker with chronic leukemia, and his family in Hamilton, Ont.
Big Year film crew runs aground in Tofino, B.C.
Court torpedoes scofflaw floaters
Rafting on the Elbow River in Calgary.
Fatima Bhutto on Pakistan, power and dynastic politics
Fatima Bhutto, the granddaughter of former Pakistani prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and niece of Benazir Bhutto, meets with the Globe and Mail editorial board on Wednesday.
China turns to U.S. for corn supplies
A worker rests at a grain storage site in Shenyang, Liaoning province.
Shaw poised to control women's TV programming
A whale of an exhibit
Blue Whale Project leader Andrew Trites looks at the vertebrae of a blue whale sitting outside the Beaty Biodiversity Museum at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver April 7, 2010.
Glendale follows one bad decision with another
Stephen Brunt
Some ideas if you want to run with the bulls
Alberta group makes case for oil sands
Heavy haulers ply the dirt caked roads at the Syncrude's Mildred Lake oil sands operations north of Fort McMurray , Alberta.
Montreal's miracle run continues
Montreal Canadiens goalie Jaroslav Halak shakes hands with Pittsburgh Penguins centre Sidney Crosby after Montreal won Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semi-final series in Pittsburgh on May 12, 2010.
Tomassi trouble finally hits the tipping point
Tony Tomassi, Quebec's former family minister, has long been a source of trouble for Premier Jean Charest.
Canadian pleads guilty in online gambling case
HudBay could keep going lower
Lou Schizas
Sherwood Forest, with photo ops
Liam Lacey
The Gallic twist
Liam Lacey
Rock have chance to cap surprising season
Victoria to host Canadian figure skating championships
May 13: Letters to the editor
My dog days are over
Val Kent
MPs near deal on detainee documents
A golden age for spying, watching over kids, another close-up of me
Crescent Point buys Shelter Bay
Opposition seizes on UN chief's climate plea to Harper
Lululemon ups stake in Australian retailer
All quiet between Scotiabank and CI
Is Harper's G20 ready for climate change?
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon delivers a speech at the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa on Wednesday May 12, 2010.
Scotiabank hires metals traders
Investigation tracks down Graham James in Mexico
Convicted sex offender Graham James, absent from the public eye since his pardon in 2007, as he appeared last week in Guadalajara, Mexico, when approached by reporters with CBC News and The Globe and Mail. His appearance has changed dramatically: he’s lost weight, has less hair and is greyer.
Cammalleri living the dream
IBM aims to double profit by 2015
International Business Machines
Helena Guergis and her hurt feelings
John Doyle
He likes his rides reliable and well worn
Think twice before you co-sign a loan
Switzerland shocks Canada at world hockey championship
Switzerland's players celebrate their fourth goal against Canada Wednesday in Mannheim.
CBC waging 'faith war,' Conservatives say
End of the road for the Pontiac Grand Prix
2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Credit: General Motors
Court hears final arguments in Syncrude trial
An image shown in a court case over the death of more than 1,000 ducks caught in a Syncrude tailings pond.
Crescent Point stages $1.1-billion takeover
Natural gas line
The close: Gold, stocks surge
Cisco profit tops forecasts
Cisco headquarters in San Jose, Calif.
Charlie Francis dies at 61
Charlie Francis, former coach to Canadian Olympic sprinter Ben Johnson, watches the 1996 Canadian Olympic track and field trials in Montreal.
Prometheus is a rare creature, but Eroica steals OSM's show
Lunch leftovers
Bank of America, meet CPPIB
This reader is searching for Buick comfort
2010 Nissan Rogue
Plan to open pubs earlier during World Cup approved by city council
It's good to be Australian these days
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd
Watch out for the cost of those giveaways
Older domestic models can be an exceptional deal. For instance, a 2004 Buick Regal with low kilometres sells for $2,600-$4,400, according to the Canadian Black Book of used-car valuations.
Lainey on the red carpet
Elaine Lui.
Gold: The one sign of worry
Gold jewellery
Do you have a cottage horror story?
Best buy? The car that depreciates the least
Sporty Car: The Subaru Impreza WRX/STI has held 47.8% of its value after 48 months
Trial date on Air India anniversary dismays families
Inderjit Singh Reyat in July 2008.
First the Blue Jays, and now this
Cars with the best resale value
Entry Compact Car: The Nissan Sentra has held 42.6% of its value after 48 months
Far from friends
Alberta Liberals propose voter tax credit
Game 7s: By the numbers
Stantec set for acquisitions
So quirky, so clever, so irritating
Russell Smith
Hill out with hamstring injury
Toronto Blue Jays closing pitcher Josh Roenicke, left, celebrates with Blue Jays second baseman Aaron Hill, right, after defeating the Athletics 9-3 during ninth inning AL action in Toronto on Sunday, May 2, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Canada home to a century's worth of natural gas
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