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June 14

Plushenko has another season in him
Evgeni Plushenko of Russia performs his short program at the ISU Grand Prix Rostelecom Cup in Moscow on Friday.
Day 5 preview
MEG Energy launches massive IPO
Arar working with RCMP as it probes his overseas torture
Crisis prompts Obama to employ rare Oval Office address
Vuvuzela: Soccer's most contested pitch
A Paraguay fan blows a vuvuzela on Monday in Cape Town.
Some former residential school students struggle with church presence at reconciliation event
Congress accuses BP of cutting corners to create 'nightmare well'
A security guard stands outside BP headquarters in London on Monday.
Number of reported hate crimes jumps dramatically
Former Quebec minister refuses to testify before inquiry
Nobody did it better than band leader Rob McConnell
Rob McConnell at the Savarin in 1969.
Commons seals Colombia free-trade deal
A new captain to burnish the Maple Leaf brand
Newly-named Toronto Maple Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf, centre, poses with Maple Leafs coach Ron Wilson, left, and President and GM Brian Burke during a press conference to make the announcement in Toronto Monday, June 14, 2010.
Military wanted detainee whistleblower pulled from Afghanistan
Intelligence officer and ex-diplomat Richard Colvin arrives to testify at a commons special committee on Afghanistan hearing witnesses on transfer of Afghan detainees on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ont., on Wednesday November 18, 2009.
Inquiry aims to please nations friendly to Israel
Alberta PCs vote down extra funding for Wildrose
Counting pennies won't slay the deficit
Marcus Gee
Rights group files for injunction against G20 'sound cannon'
Security forces prepare to confront anti-government protesters outside the parliament in Tbilisi, Georgia, in 2007. The officer on the truck prepares to use a Long Range Acoustic Device, a crowd control device that emits penetrating bursts of sound. Protesters at the G20 summit in Toronto could face painful sound blasts.
Ontario reveals schools that will receive second wave of all-day kindergarten
Former BTO guitarist Tim Bachman faces sex charges
Brent Carver clearly does know Jacques
Brent Carver in Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris. Photography by David Hou.
A platform's coming, Ford says in wake of poll that gives him tiny lead
Rob Ford in his office in this 2008 file photo.
The NDP and Israel
NDP deputy leader Libby Davies.
Der Kaiser cuts England to shreds
German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer adresses a news conference at the Velmore hotel in Pretoria June 9, 2010. The 2010 Soccer World Cup kicks off on June 11.
Wizardry of Ozil marks out newest German star
Germany's Mesut Ozil (L) battles for the ball with Australia's Vince Grella as Craig Moore (R) watches during a 2010 World Cup Group D soccer match at Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban June 13, 2010.
Premier Campbell painted as 'micro-manager' in BC Rail trial
After tough fight over UFC, Vancouver officials bloodied, but unbowed
A bloodied Chuck Liddell, of Santa Barbara, Calif., bleeds during his match against Rich Franklin, of Cincinnati, Ohio, during UFC 115 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on Saturday June 12, 2010.
RCMP: Keep the barns from burning
Public Security Minister Vic Toews, shown during Question Period in the House of Commons in 2009.
Some vindictive teachers can't let go
The G8 is inviting trouble
A soldier on patrol walks past a wall painted with the image of reggae artist Bob Marley in the Tivoli Gardens neighborhood of Kingston May 27, 2010.
Vancouver board's plight elicits no sympathy elsewhere in B.C.
Gary Mason
Afghanistan: rich in deposits, engulfed in danger
Shoppers' Optimum program to offer less for more
Big Oranje machine
Netherlands' striker Dirk Kuyt celebrates after scoring his team's second goal during the Group E first round 2010 World Cup football match Netherlands vs. Denmark on June 14, 2010 at Soccer City stadium in Soweto, suburban Johannesburg.
Italy looks just a shadow of former self
Stephen Brunt
Peel's second homicide of the year: 15-year-old girl in Brampton
Top picks in the Sprott Energy Fund
Thousands hit with TFSA tax penalties
Bank towers in Toronto's financial district
Is the sitcom undergoing a generational change?
John Doyle
More creative work means more stress
No deal on Afghan detainee documents, but Tories make 'significant' concessions
Bob Rae holds redacted documents on Afghan detainees tabled by the Conservatives in the House of Commons Thursday.
Cost cutter rises to top of Xerox Canada
Xerox Canada's new CEO Mandy Shapansky
Death of woman found in Vancouver park 'not a homicide'
Germany and France to push for bank tax
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel
Protecting shareholders takes back seat in BP mess
Boyd Erman
E3 2010 Q&A with Microsoft's Craig Flannagan
Kinect controller and Xbox 360 250GB show together.
Canadian killed in Mexico drawn to country by love of biking
Man found after apartment fire was beaten to death, police say
Giuliano Montoni
Top five fast-growth large-cap stocks
Vicious attack puts gay Vancouver couple in hospital
I'm a grey-haired supply teacher
Diane G. Noordermeer
The coming storms, our gooey life, the boss has gone surfin'
CIBC buys $2.1-billion Citi card unit
Gerald McCaughey, president and CEO of CIBC
Love for the vuvuzela
Dunga defends his brand of football
Battle of the brainstorms: Should you be all business or be creative?
Award-winning student entrepreneur and fundraiser
Greig Perantinos is the owner of Cool Moose Creamery, an ice-cream chain with two Ontario locations, one in Tottenham and one in Alliston,
Court rejects U.S. Steel's Charter challenge
Piers Morgan to replace Larry King?
Piers Morgan (left) and Larry King
Layton challenges absent PM to a bare-knuckle round on detainees
NDP Leader Jack Layton during Question Period on Wednesday, June 9.
De Rossi rescues Italy
Italy's Daniele De Rossi celebrates after scoring against Paraguay during their 2010 World Cup Group F soccer match at Green Point stadium in Cape Town.
One Pure Longing: Slow to start, and then goes nowhere
A handout image from One Pure Longing.
The close: Dow, TSX lose gains
Can you tell someone's lying from their expression?
'Majority' of provinces on side on CPP changes, Flaherty says
Labour union members march outside a meeting of federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers in Lakeside, PEI, on Monday.
$144-million announced for full-day kindergarten program
Digital deadline looms, CRTC warns
Konrad von Finckenstein
News you can agree with
Leafs introduce Phaneuf as team captain
Toronto Maple Leafs new captain Dion Phaneuf, second from right, is flanked by former captains George Armstrong, Darryl Sittler and Wendel Clark, each wearing a jersey reflective of their era, during a news conference in Toronto.
Worried about HST backlash, B.C. Liberals craft proposals to appease voters
Former B.C. Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources minister Blair Lekstrom is seen in this January 17, 2009 file photo in Victoria. Lekstrom has resigned from the Liberal cabinet and caucus, effective immediately, Friday June 11, 2010.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
A Song for My Father
Rally Interrupted: Euro woes sideswipe stocks, Canadian dollar
Michael Babad
Tories put climate change on G8 agenda after pressure from world leaders
A spectator watches a climate-change-related projection at the UN climate conference in Copenhagen in December.
The Office
Franco-German alliance on bank tax
Emerging markets: From fringe to core holding
Sarah McLachlan
Failure of nearby dam caused B.C. mudslide
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.
New RCMP watchdog to have more tools to check complaints about force
Rage at the referees
John Doyle
The magic of Pebble Beach
The pluses and minuses of Liberal-NDP merger
Microsoft's Project Natal christened 'Kinect'
Nine Canadians still in hospital after Switzerland bus crash
The game of Loonies!
Gerard Bouchard: Next Big Question discussion
Lorne Michaels to get International Emmy
Lorne Michaels
Police say mother's alleged knife attack likely a 'crime of honour'
Paraguay 1, Italy 1
MTV seeks TJ -- a Twitter Jockey
This Aug. 7, 2006 file photo shows the MTV store outside the MTV Times Square Studios, in New York. Remember the MTV VJ? That's so two decades ago. Now the network is looking to hire its first TJ, or Twitter Jockey.
Activists move in to Queen Street West
Priszm 'actively pursuing' refinancing
A KFC outlet
Oil spill cost to U.S.: Ocean. To BP investors: $90-billion
Michael Babad
Who needs stimulus?
Paul Krugman
What a deal: It's $930-million for summit security, not $1-billion
Police demonstrate the use of a Long Range Acoustic Device as the Integrated Security Unit for the G20 provide a technical briefing at the Toronto Police College Thursday, June 3, 2010.
Telco odyssey part two
Moody's cuts Greece ratings to junk
Pensioners chant slogan, during a march organized by a Communist-backed labor union, in central Athens, Thursday, May 20, 2010. Labor unions are staging a general strike Thursday to protest austerity measures. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
Breaking up with clingy websites may get easier
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