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May 25

No student performers means no arts grants
Lawyers agree decision to drop charges against Bryant the right one
Group that dare not speak its name to march in Toronto's Pride Parade anyway
Revellers make their way down Yonge Street during the Gay Pride Parade in Toronto Sunday, June 24, 2007.
7 cents in 7 weeks: Vacationers caught off-guard by dollar's dive
Pentagon's brownie guide becomes a recipe for ridicule
Quebec committee to decide life and death questions
Mining magnate donates $5-million for housing
BC Premier Gordon Campbell, John McLern with Street to Home and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson during an announcement regarding new supportive housing units for the homeless in Vancouver May 25, 2010.
Farmers' RV parks sowing concern in Kelowna
Bruce and Kathy Wiebe, owners of Orchard Hill RV Park in Kelowna.
Abortion debate stalling maternal-health initiative, group says
A woman shows her malnourished baby at an intensive nutritional rehabilitation centre (CRENI) in Tanout, southern Niger, on April 27, 2010.
As hurricane season beckons, politics stymie relocation efforts
Tories defy Commons, send Baird instead of PM's spokesman
A witness chair meant for Dimitri Soudas, the Prime Minister's director of communications, sits empty at a Commons ethics committee hearing on allegations of interference in access to information requests in Ottawa on May 25, 2010.
For Michael Bryant, an extraordinary kind of justice
Juventus downs Fiorentina in friendly
Juventus' Alessandro Del Piero falls to the ground in front of Fiorentina's Lorenzo De Silvestri (L) during the first half of their friendly soccer match in Toronto, May 25, 2010.
Undercover CSIS agents carry guns in foreign flashpoints
Capturing images of ancient cultures
In 1889, Tsimshian Chief Arthur Wellington Clah went to the Maynards? photography studio in Victoria to have his portrait taken.
A fresh start for the tent city
Marcie Dubuche Lherisson, founder and president of Renaissance Jacmelienne de New York Inc., bathes an elderly resident of Abri Pwovizwa Shelter Camp in Jacmel, Haiti. The volunteer group adopted the camp and it's families and have been trying to making life better for the people in the small tent city.
G8/G20 security bill to approach $1-billion
Military helicopters fly, April 20, 2010, in and out of a DZ right beside the doors of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in preparation for the June 26/27 meetings of the G20 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
In a heatwave over MPs' expenses, Ottawa cranks up the air conditioning
John Ibbitson
Bryant cleared of both charges in cyclist's death
Bettman coolly exploits both Winnipeg and Glendale
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman speaks during a press conference before the NHL game between the Phoenix Coyotes and the Tampa Bay Lightning at Jobing.com Arena on November 16, 2009 in Glendale, Arizona.
Feud with city of Toronto has Bronfmans on the fence
The Bronfman family's Toronto home sports an 18-foot fence that the city wants torn down.
Canadiens face future full of questions
Philadelphia Flyers' Braydon Coburn, top, collides with Montreal Canadiens' Maxim Lapierre in the third period of Game 5 of the NHL hockey Eastern Conference finals, Monday, May 24, 2010, in Philadelphia. Philadelphia won 4-2 and took the series 4-1.
Michael Bryant: a good day for justice
Former Ontario Attorney General Michael Bryant.
Follow the billion
Damage is seen Wednesday, May 19, 2010 that was caused by a firebomb at an Ottawa downtown bank early Tuesday morning. Anarchists who claimed to have firebombed the bank are vowing to take their protest to the upcoming G8 and G20 summits in Ontario.
Couriers and comrades mourn Al Sheppard
Dozens of cyclists gathered at a memorial to Darcy Sheppard on Tuesday, after the Crown dropped charges against Michael Bryant.
Where justice and politics meet
A universal malady, mammoths' legacy, the boss gets two of you
Vernon Alstad
My son and I text, not talk
What do you think of Sex and the City ?
Kristin Davis, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall and Cynthia Nixon in Sex and the City 2.
Esks coach Hall wears new hat
Richie Hall was announced as the Edmonton Eskimos new head coach during a press conference at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 17, 2008.
Antibiotics reduce risk of death from lung attacks by 55 per cent
Drug-testing promise up in air
CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon speaks to the media during the Commissioner's State of our League Address on Friday, Nov. 27, 2009 in Calgary, Alta. The Montreal Alouettes take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders this Sunday in the 97th Grey Cup.
Crisis may be death knell for euro's lofty ambitions
Euro under pressure
Facebook backs down on privacy
Bottled water has high level of bacteria, researchers find
Canadian researchers tested nearly a dozen brands of bottled water and discovered that 70 per cent had high levels of heterotrophic bacteria.
Eldorado Gold, Magna shine in a month of market mayhem
Lift ban on gay blood donors, researcher says
10 good $15 bottles of wine that are easy to find
Beppi Crosariol
Eco-friendly vehicles available in North America
2010 Ford Escape
Urban gardening: You can grow anything, anywhere
Lorraine Johnson, author of the new book City Farmer, and Nog, one of three chickens she has in her backyard in downtown Toronto.
Spectre of Europe's debt crisis looms over nascent economic recovery
Real estate agent Sheila Power stands at the door as she holds an open house in Silver Spring, Md. Sales of previously owned U.S. homes rose more than expected in April to a five month high.
A curtain too soon for Michael Kuchwara
Super Bowl headed to frozen North
Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr (15) at left foreground, digs his face across the goal line to score the winning touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys to bring the Packers their third consecutive NFL championship on Dec. 31, 1967 in Green Bay, Wisc. (
New law to boost regulator powers
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
Saskatchewan's prince of the pulse crops
Murad Al-Katib, CEO of Regina-based Alliance Grain Traders, says his future lies in more packaging, canning, processing and branding of pulses.
Civil servant at centre of bitter Ontario pharmacy feud set to resign
Nothing's ever simple with Henin
Belgium's Justine Henin plays a return to Bulgaria's Tsvetana Pironkova during their first round match in the French Open tennis championship at the Roland Garros stadium, on May 25, 2010, in Paris.
Lawyer spins website for Dragons
Bar Talk
Quebec furniture chain: Quiet, spectacular long-term holding
A portfolio manager who's cool on hot stocks
UFC slowly gets toe into Ontario
Stephen Brunt
Jumping ship? Now you can spread the word
Lawyer Sarit Batner of McCarthy Tetrault says the ruling also makes clearer the boundaries of the 'fiduciary duty' owed to the company by senior managers.
Wright man for UFC job
Former CFL commissioner Tom Wright heads the UFC off ice in Ontario.
Monarchy leaves Canadians deeply split
Remains of missing Kelowna woman found
Pick your battles: How to fight the right fights
Tables turn: Workers ready to jump ship, employers concerned about losing top talent
To air (dirty laundry) is human, just not at work
Fear mounts of new credit crunch in Europe
La Scala workers demonstrate against proposed government budget cuts next to the famous theatre in Milan.
Porsche wreck: how did it happen?
This Porsche Turbo boasts 500 horsepower, a leather-lined cockpit and a 330 km/h top end* (*Unless jammed under a garage door).
Ten big U.S. companies with cash to spare
Nigeria fail to impress in first warm-up match
Nigeria's Yusuf Mohamed and Saudi's Ahmen Ibrahim Ateef tangle during the friendly match between Saudi Arabia and Nigeria in Alpen stadium in Tyrolian Wattens on Tuesday.
North Korea holds Greece to 2-2 draw in friendly
Time to drop ban on gay blood donors, experts say
A patient has a blood sample drawn for a test in November of 2008.
The close: Now that was a rebound
BP readies new effort to plug well
A BP cleanup crew picks up oil from a beach this week at Port Fourchon, La.
The high-stakes game of first-class travel
Lufthansa's new A380 first-class cabin.
For mental-health patients, bank accounts are small assets with big payoffs
Mary Hill, who suffers from chronic depression, says opening a bank account was transformative: 'It's given me some confidence, to know that I can manage a little bit of money.'
Cannes film based on Canadian book wins award
A scene from Life, Above All
Harper congratulates Ignatieff for coming to his economic senses
Nice: A city's metamorphosis
The port Nice is newly popular with artists and designers.
Good-bye skis, hello golf clubs
Visitors stroll Whistler Village.
Hall takes helm of Eskimos defence
Edmonton Eskimos' head coach Richie Hall makes his debut against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers during the first half of their CFL football game in Edmonton July 2, 2009.
Virtue and necessity
Parliament Hill is viewed through the front gates in Ottawa on May 25, 2010.
Rough weather for IPOs
Is 'fear and loathing' in the markets making comeback?
Michael Babad
Transcript: Guy Hachey in conversation with Karl Moore
Bombardier Aerospace's Guy Hachey
Porter revenue rises before IPO launch
Porter Air at the Toronto Island Airport.
Arrest made in fatal stabbing of B.C. teenager
Halak in no rush to sign new contract
Eric Sprott's highest-conviction stock
Eric Sprott, outgoing CEO of Sprott Inc.
Habs send Subban, Maxwell to Hamilton
Dell's Streak readies for battle with iPad
Jean Chrétien defends political class
Former prime minister Jean Chretien stands next to his official portrait at the unveiling ceremony on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on May 25, 2010.
Police identify body encased in concrete
Quang Lu
Making a name for herself
Judy Fong Bates
Microsoft Xbox, phone chief out as unit struggles
Michael Bryant speaks
Investors flee copper miner First Quantum
First Quantum chairman and CEO Philip Pascall
The VIX and popular peaks
Anti-HST campaign grows in strength
B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell on Monday, Dec. 7, 2009.
Treat each customer the same, or reward the best?
To get the most bang for your rewards buck, customers need to know the value of a reward beforehand, experts say.
BC Rail trial delayed
Bob Virk (L) and Dave Basi (R) walk with his lawyer Michael Bolton out of Vancouver's BC Supreme court May 17. 2010 during a lunch break.
Public Mobile launches cellphone service
Public Mobile president and chief executive officer Alek Krstajic.
UFC opens office in Toronto
How to invest in a volatile market
Two dead in Toronto plane crash
The wheel from a crashed plane sits on the lawn of an office building where a small plane carrying two people crashed onto the roof of 8885 Woodbine Ave. in Markham.
Anti-poverty group hails increase in G8 aid to Africa
Prime Minister Paul Martin shakes hands with Irish rock musician Bono at the Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland during the G8 summit on July 6, 2005.
BP facing social media backlash
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