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June 13

UFC Chief: We will be back
A bloodied Rory MacDonald, right, of Kelowna, B.C., shakes hands with Carlos Condit, of Albuquerque, N.M., after their welterweight match during UFC 115 in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday June 12, 2010. Condit won by technical knockout in the third round. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Heads Up
Paul Attfield
Remembrances grow for Justin, a boy too soon gone
Passers-by look at a memorial shrine for 15 year old Justin Wendland who was stabbed to death at the site last Thursday while waiting for a bus along Douglas Street in Victoria, BC, Sunday. Police have charged Corey Daniel Barry, 39, who has a history of drug addiction and mental illness, with the senseless killing.
Tory MP smells something fishy about commission into sockeye collapse
Mark Hume
Obama steps up pressure on BP for oil spill fund
Leafs name Phaneuf captain by default
Dion Phaneuf #3 of the Toronto Maple Leafs shoots during the warm-up before during game action against the New Jersey Devils February 2, 2010 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Abelimages/Getty Images)
Toronto's worst intersection?
Day 4 Preview
Rafael van der Vaart, Ibrahim Afellay, Khalid Boulahrouz and Robin van Persie of the Dutch national soccer team look at pictures on a mobile phone during the opening of the Orange Cruyff Soccer Court in Johannesburg June 10, 2010. Dutch soccer legend Johan Cruyff opened a soccer playground in the Hillbrow district. REUTERS/Michael Kooren
Splitting the summit is where it all went wrong
Roy MacGregor
Mudslide tears through B.C.'s wine country
A wall of mud and rocks tore through a rural area of the Okanogan Valley Sunday.
Lekstrom a hometown hero after resignation
The Hon. Blair Lekstrom resigned from the B.C. Liberal cabinet and caucus, June 11, 2010.
Virtue, Moir enjoy heroes' welcome
Swimming: Canada takes three medals
Canadian Swimmer Brent Hayden is seen after winning the 100m freestyle of the 28th International swimming meeting "Mare Nostrum" on June 5, 2010 in Monaco. Getty Images/CHRISTIAN ALMINANA
Barrios triumphs at Spruce Meadows
Lions rally past Riders
Landslide hits Oliver, B.C.
Orchards are partially buried in mud from a mudslide just south of Oliver, British Columbia
How to roast a goalkeeper
Big Reveal: Waterloo doping tests going public
Allan Maki
F1 drivers focused on rear-view mirror
Sean Gordon
Roan Inish captures Woodbine Oaks
Arab Israeli the most hated person in Israel
Closure of Alberta volunteer fire department could be fatal for drivers
Ottawa to study effects of climate change on coasts
Ghana's triumph unites a continent
Geoffrey York
Insurgency will gradually wither, Vance believes
Canada's immigrant integration challenge
Allison Mitchell, a corporate recruiting specialist with Dalsa, a Canadian imaging specialty company, with three recent hires - all new Canadians: Feng Hua Feng, front, Yun Lin, back right, and Sukhbir Singh Kullar, back left.
More health care isn't always better care
Beware the fox in the Arctic henhouse
A iceberg is seen floating in the Davis Strait above the arctic circle.
Ghana's triumph unites a continent
Flaherty pushes for expanded CPP
Finding a soccer culture
Stephen Brunt
Kyrgyz gangs accused of 'genocide' as conflict spreads
An Ethnik Uzbek women is seen at the border between Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistsan outside Yorkishlok on June 13, 2010. More than 32,000 ethnic Uzbek adults and thousands of children fleeing violence in Kyrgyzstan have crossed into neighbouring Uzbekistan, emergency officials said today
Jacmel woos foreign investors to rebuild shattered resorts
BP is losing the political game and paying dearly
Fabrice Taylor
WestJet in talks with China Eastern
Great-West lets investors back out of real estate fund
Great-West Life Assurance Company is a unit of Great-West Lifeco.
Asbestos miner banking on government loan to survive
Analyst picks winners using macro approach
No deaths as mudslide tears through B.C.'s wine country
Debris from a landslide is shown from the air near Testalinden Creek, just south of Oliver, B.C. on Sunday June 13, 2010. As rescuers made their way through the debris of a landslide that struck several homes in southern British Columbia on Sunday, it began to appear that most area residents had made it out in time.
The World Cup in the workplace - no keeper can stop it
Miele's recipe for success: High-end product, low-key structure
Deflation is the real threat
Brian Milner
Throw cold water on bulk-water export opposition
Former Saskatchewan premier weighs in on Liberal-NDP merger
Roy Romanow, the former NDP premier of Saskatchewan.
Families seek peace from Bloody Sunday report
Londonderry, Northern Ireland: Kay Duddy, 64, always carries a photo of her brother Jackie Duddy, who at age 17 was shot and killed by British paratroopers, allegedly while running away, during the "Bloody Sunday" massacre on January 30, 1972.
HMV moves beyond music
HMV Canada President Humphrey Kadaner had a grand opening for his newly relocated HMV in Eaton Centre on Saturday. The new store sells video games as well as an assortment of high end headphones.
Parties meet in final bid to reach agreement on detainee records
Argonauts claw Tiger-Cats
Oil company pioneers new way of conserving water
Teck's Don Lindsay weathers the storm
Poll puts Ford ahead of Smitherman
'Kickin out the traffic jams
A South African soccer supporter blows a vuvuzela as he is stuck in the traffic before the opening ceremony of the 2010 World Cup in Johannesburg June 11, 2010. For most soccer fans, the journey to the World Cup will be no more eventful than a taxi to the airport and a touch of turbulence on the long-haul flight to South Africa. REUTERS/Radu Sigheti
Israel asks Canadian for help in flotilla probe
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a speech during a financial conference in Tel Aviv June 9, 2010. Mr. Netanyahu said he was willing to testify in an inquiry Israel intends to hold into its deadly raid on a convoy of aid ships bound for the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip.
Virtue, Moir enjoy golden homecoming
Peter Pan, the ever-changing story
Sara Topham as Wendy in Peter Pan.
Day 3 World Cup action
Supporters of South Africa, wearing makarapas and holding a mock trophy, pose in the stands during the Group D first round 2010 World Cup football match Serbia vs. Ghana on June 13, 2010 at Loftus Verfeld stadium in Tshwane/Pretoria. Ghana won 1-0.
No capital gains here - they're all losers
Parliament stumbling to a close with virtually nothing accomplished
The House of Commons has seen one of its least productive sessions ever this year.
VSO pairing of Rite and Scheherazade inspired and revelatory
Arcade Fire brings a taste of The Suburbs
Frontman Win Butler performs with Arcade Fire at The Music Hall in Toronto.
A musical family reunion
Leon Bibb, centre, son Eric, and granddaughter Yana practise for their upcoming concert .
A crowning moment for the king of 'reality'
Nigel Lythgoe judges the competition for So You Think You Can Dance.
Sticks and stones and Danny 'Arafat' Williams
Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams
Woman's body found in Vancouver park
RCMP officers walk down a path in Pacific Spirit Park in Vancouver June 13, 2010 near the area where a woman's body was discovered in the woods the night before. Wendy Ladner-Beaudry was killed in Pacific Spirit Park just over one year ago less than a mile from where the latest body was found.
G8 'outreach' invitees share Harper's foreign-policy priorities
Izzo still undecided
This April 1, 2010, file photo shows Michigan State Spartans' head coach Tom Izzo during an interview session for the NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament, in Indianapolis. Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis told The Associated Press on Monday, June 7, 2010, the Cleveland Cavaliers are interested in Izzo, but have not yet given him the chance to replace fired coach Mike Brown.
Irish Eyes observe French opener
France's striker Thierry Henry (2ndR) argues with Japanese referee Yuichi Nishimura (C) next to Uruguay's defender Diego Lugano (L) during the Group A first round 2010 World Cup football match Uruguay vs. France on June 11, 2010 at Green Point stadium in Cape Town.
Hamilton wins Canadian GP
Liberal ads take a swipe at Harper's 'boondoggle' summits
Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Gatineau, Quebec April 29, 2010.
Fired Hydro One CEO fights for bigger pension
Scenic bus tour takes deadly detour
Hewitt ends Federer hoodoo at long last
Lleyton Hewitt of Australia plays a forehand during his half final match against Benjamin Becker of Germany during the Gerry Weber Open at the Gerry Weber stadium on June 12, 2010 in Halle, Germany.
Reaction to Green's howler
Robert Green of England misjudges the ball and lets in a goal during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group C match between England and USA at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium on June 12, 2010 in Rustenburg, South Africa. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
Chrétien's wise advice to Ignatieff
After Quebec's brush with sovereignty in the 1995 referendum, Jean Chrétien's government decided to spend millions promoting federalism in Quebec.
Police hunt suspect in teen's stabbing death
Green blunder dubbed 'Hand of Clod'
Obama steps up pressure on BP for oil spill fund
Death toll climbs to 113 in Kyrgyzstan riots
A burned-out car in Jalal-Abad, Kyrgyzstan, on Sunday, June 13.
Green's blooper only the latest
England's defender John Terry (L) comforts goalkeeper Robert Green at the end of their 2010 World Cup group C first round football match against the USA on June 12, 2010 at Royal Bafokeng stadium in Rustenburg. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. Getty Images / PAUL ELLIS
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