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Humans carry Neanderthal DNA, researchers find
The replica of a neanderthall skull is displayed in the new Neanderthal Museum in the northern Croatian town of Krapina on Feb. 25, 2010.
A textured Modern
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Manitoba Tel profit drops
An Arab woman bodybuilder?
A rebel from an early age, she has nurtured the dream since the age of 14, when she swore that one day it would be her pictures splashed out across the walls of the gym. Malhass began training at 20, but soon came up against the disapproval of her family, who could not understand why she should chose to "deform my body and make myself look ugly."
The real cultural warrior arrives on the battlefield
Holt Renfrew creativity at home
Protesters will now be asked to gather inside Gardiner Ceramics Museum
SNC-Lavalin profit slips
SNC-Lavalin CEO Pierre Duhaime
No trouble with Tracy
Paul Tracy
Does Canada need a national bird?
Modern-heritage blend finds ready customers, builders say
Where you are master of all you survey
Maloney, McPhee and Poile finalists for GM award
Nine arrested in Montreal firebombings
Groovy house fits them to T
Dave LeBlanc
iShares Canada ETFs poised to charge HST
Small spaces are cool
In Toronto, a rash of new towers signals the condo boom is back
Staal says he's ready for Game 4
Pittsburgh Penguins centre Jordan Staal celebrates his goal on the Montreal Canadiens during the first period in Game 1 of their NHL Eastern Conference semi-final hockey series in Pittsburgh.
Read the Globe's election blog
A red traffic lights in Parliament Square illuminates in front of the 'Big Ben' clock tower in London, Friday, May 7, 2010. Britain's two main parties were locked in a power struggle Friday after an inconclusive election.
TV DVDs
Movie DVDs
Blu-Ray DVDs
How to avoid marketing mistakes
Love and houses - a family tragedy shapes a living space
Torstar catches a tail wind
Home flippers agree - it ain't easy
Rio Tinto expanding iron ore production in Canada
She broke my truck - and my heart
Joanne Will
Mariners' Bradley asks for help with emotional issues
Dual class, dismissed
Great West profit rises
Environment backlog puts Jim Prentice at risk of contempt charge
Environment Minister Jim Prentice speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on April 26, 2010.
In Andrew Davis, the TSO finds a fine Elgarian
An Oprah moment on the trail
We started, and now we grow
What will Europe be doing?
A not-so-finely-tuned Mazda
2007 Mazda CX-7
At noon: And now, back to selling
Build it for football
Louisiana wildlife officials probe deaths of oil-covered birds
Oiled gannets photographed by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agents and posted to Flickr.com
Toyota recall frustrated Ottawa
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a terrifying display of military might
Home renovation: How much to spend, and where
Architect Martha Dorion discusses renovations with her client Louise Wickson, in her recently renovated kitchen
It's Fiesta time for Ford
2011 Ford Fiesta
Miller takes the scenic route for Transit City
Approve plan or 'condemn Greece to bankruptcy': PM
Greece's Prime Minister George Papandreou
At least we know who's cleaning up
The latest assault on civic life in Canada has come with Toronto’s rollout of squat, fat waste bins supplied by a private advertising company.
It takes a village
With scandal at home, Stephen Harper declines comment abroad
What tech takeovers mean for Bridgewater
From rags to riches: Frank Stronach's corporate rise
Magna chairman and founder Frank Stronach takes a call at the company's Aurora, Ont., headquarters.
A short-story-a-day: Flannery O'Connor
Dorel profit higher; boosts dividend
Cogeco Data to offer Toronto iPad WiFi zone
Nova Scotia offers reward in unsolved slaying
Health Canada issues warning over Exelon patch for dementia
Leslie Roberts works out hard to overcome a poor family health history
Anchorman Leslie Roberts is dedicated to his cardio and weight workouts, but needs to do more core work if he wants to get rid of his love handles. PETER POWER/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Brookfield rebounds in first quarter
Brookfield Asset Management CEO Bruce Flatt
Give yourself a chance - look far enough ahead
City still likely to flash the cash despite
Review: Matterhorn: A Novel of the Vietnam War, by Karl Marlantes
Karl Marlantes
Rape threats used to scare detainees into confessing, Khadr hearing told
Canadian defendant Omar Khadr attends a hearing in the courthouse at the Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base on Thursday.
Knight Street bridge southbound closed
Spurs gleaming, Harry rides into Europe for next test
Harry Redknapp, manager of Tottenham Hotspur, gestures during the match against Manchester City on Wednesday.
McIlroy staying grounded after scaling Quail Hollow heights
Rogers Sportsnet anchor running for Toronto council
Confessions of a lobbyist
South African police break up extremist bomb plot
Ignatieff's 'abject ignorance' on lobbying draws fire
At the open: Dow, TSX slip slightly
Man dressed in Muslim burka robs jewellers
Market favours Magna democracy
Why Frank gets one last Magna payday
For Frank Stronach, entrepreneur, the end of an era at Magna
A pedestrian walks by a closed bank where the spray paint on the closed shutters reads: "general strike forever" in Athens
Semenya trains in the dusk... and waits
The office Chatty Cathy is driving me crazy
David Eddie
Shrinking strike zone makes Cano a monster
Robinson Cano of the New York Yankees runs the bases after hitting a second inning double against the Chicago White Sox on May 2 at Yankee Stadium.
Hollywood shoots for fourth $4-billion summer
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson star in The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
Insurers give warning about accounting changes
Manulife Financial President and Chief Executive Officer Donald Guloien speaks at their annual general meeting for shareholders.
Facebook privacy snafu exposed user chats
Making noise versus making an impression
Toronto businesses could recoup G20 losses
65 years later, Canadians honoured for role in freeing the Netherlands
Prime Minister Stephen Harper lays a wreath at the memorial during a ceremony at the military cemetary in Bergen op Zoom Thursday May 6, 2010.
Premarket: Stocks steady as claims fall
A new view on Onex
Building plans pick up
Do your salespeople consistently disappoint?
John Warrillow
Former Bombers coach tries to put pieces back together
Opposing view of private sector in India
Narayanan Madhavan
Biovail beats estimates, raises dividend
Biovail CEO Bill Wells
Passion for literacy fuels mother-daughter business
Vancouver-based product designer Nicola Lott teamed up with her mother Joan Thornton, a retired Vancouver Island-based Special Education Tutor, to form Notch Hill Educational Products Inc. providing Literacy Learning Programs to busy parents who want to have fun spending quality educational times with their children. John Lehmann/Globe and Mail
Tories maintain lead but 'public indifference' reigns
Russian navy retakes oil tanker from Somali pirates
Discuss: The uncertain future of charities in Canada
Christianne Wilhelmson of Georgia Strait Alliance, at her office in Vancouver on May 5, 2010, had to cut staff and cope with a big cut in foundation grants.
Star vs. Star for CanWest papers
BCE earnings soar past expectations
BCE reports first-quarter results, Thursday.
Belgium analyses video threat over Muslim veil ban
Teen dies after police foot chase
Air Canada narrows first-quarter loss
Passengers disembark an Air Canada Jazz flight after flying on a Canadair Regional Jet in Prince George from vancouver.
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