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June 15

Day 6 preview
Homolka to apply for pardon: report
E3 2010 Q&A with Sony's Matt Levitan
PlayStation Move
Lakers force Game 7
Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant celebrates on the bench after a made basket against the Boston Celtics during Game 6 of the 2010 NBA Finals basketball series in Los Angeles, California, June 15, 2010 .
Workers uproot trees, police order cars towed ahead of G20 summit
A construction worker puts up a three metre high steel security fence outside the Toronto Metro Convention Centre for the upcoming Toronto G20 summit in Toronto on Tuesday, June 8, 2010.
Medlock may return to Argos
Goalkeepers Are Us
John Doyle
Art and rhubarb
All-day kindergarten a hit, but extended programs prove less popular
Two new studies show that children born just before kindergarten age cut-off dates are more likely to be diagnosed with attention-deficit-hyperactivity disorder.
Losses 'mounting daily now' in Florida tourist mecca
U.S. President Barack Obama and Florida Governor Charlie Crist look out over the water at Casino Beach in Pensacola, Fla., on Tuesday.
After 12 years and 5,000 pages, report leads to British apology for Bloody Sunday events
John Kelly, centre, brother of Bloody Sunday shooting victim Michael Kelly, reacts as he leaves the Guildhall after reading the Saville report in Londonderry on June 15, 2010.
Alberta, Quebec unite to challenge Ottawa
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach shakes hands with Quebec Premier Jean Charest following Council of the Federation meetings in Toronto, Tuesday May 1, 2007.
Court asked to weigh gay rights and blood policy
William Wilson sits at his family's farm house in Osgoode, Ont., on Thursday, June 10, 2010. His father, John Wilson, contracted HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C in the 1980s after receiving tainted blood from the Red Cross to treat his hemophilia.
Downsview plan set for North York council vote
A victory ride for cyclists in battle for road space
Cyclists use the Dunsmuir Street bike lane in Vancouver on June 15, 2010. The separated lane provides an easier, more comfortable cycling connection to and from the downtown area.
Strolling Canada's streets a highlight of Queen's visit
Woman offers support to Davidar accuser
David Davidar, formerly of Penguin Canada, photographed in Penguin's Toronto offices in 2003.
Setting the table to beat the 'good food gap'
Vender and organic food producer Aric Aguonie serves customers at the weekly Riverdale Farm Farmers' Market in the Cabbagetown area of Toronto, Ont. June 15, 2010.
Last Supper in Liverpool
Solidarity wins out for South Koreans cheering for North
Salmon inquiry's credibility under fire
A sockeye salmon scurries through shallow water in the Adams River while preparing to spawn near Chase, British Columbia northeast of Vancouver October 11, 2006.
Hospital patients being shifted ahead of G20 to open up beds
Woods talks, but nothing comes out
Tiger Woods answers questions after a practice round for the U.S. Open golf tournament Tuesday, June 15, 2010, at the Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, Calif.
No animal cruelty charges laid in death of giraffe at conservation centre
The impact across Canada
Waterloo football players gird for legal fight
University of Waterloo football player Patrick McGarry is interviewed after a press conference at the University of Waterloo, Monday, June 14, 2010. The school announced it was suspending the football program this year in light of the postive tests for performance enhancing drugs by players on the team.
RCMP lays out first allegations of bribery in Liberal sponsorship scandal
Responsibility for B.C. landslide a murky matter
A cameraman films a house that was destroyed by a landslide near Oliver, B.C., on Monday June 14, 2010.
Afghanistan: Ignatieff enlists, Harper wobbles
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks to the media after speaking at the Empire Club of Canada in Toronto on Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Ignatieff says Canadian soldiers should stay in Afghanistan as military and police trainers after their combat mission ends next summer.
Roughriders unveil retro red centennial jerseys
Saskatchewan Roughriders' Darian Durant, left, and Chris Szarka model retro jerseys the team unveiled Tuesday June 15, 2010 to mark the teams' 100th season.
Sheila Fraser takes up a grudging invitation
Auditor-General Sheila Fraser at a press conference in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 15.
Obama condemns BP, champions green energy
U.S. President Barack Obama speaks after addressing the nation about the BP oil spill from the Oval Office of the White House in Washington June 15, 2010.
McGuinty says cap and trade is coming to North America
Conservatives push through omnibus budget bill in Senate
Argos set to unleash Pinball 2.0
Canadiens buy out Laraque
Family demographics point to a U.S. housing recovery
Big Oil points fingers at BP
Lamar McKay, chairman and president of BP America, walks away from a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on Tuesday.
Gervais' new show is 'funniest thing we've done'
Ricky Gervais, the host of last night's award show, walks the red carpet with Jane Fallon.
How burritos and cupcakes helped British bankers slip their 'golden handcuffs'
Sarah Hilleary, who founded a gluten-free baking business after leaving Merrill Lynch, says she's working even longer hours than she was before, but at least the rewards are her own.
As slick spreads, oil sands beckon
MEG founder and chief executive officer William McCaffrey
Emily Haines says Twilight gig won't change Metric
Emily Haines on the North Vancouver, BC., set of the video for the song her band, Metric, wrote for the new Twilight film.
Apple to offer iPhone 'commitment-free'
Apple' new iPhone 4
Montrusco Bolton Small Cap fund boasts eclectic mix
Summit agenda found wanting
DVD box set puts spotlight back on Vancouver
Alexandre Bilodeau becomes the first Canadian Olympian to win a gold medal on Canadian soil after finishing first in the Men's Mogul competition in Cypress Mountain during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. (Photo by Peter Power / The Globe and Mail)
E3 2010 Q&A with Nintendo's Matt Ryan
Nintendo 3DS
Carbon capture guidelines in works
A worker inspects the carbon capturing research facility near Redwater, Alta.
Going glocal: Ideas from afar meet food from home
Eduardo Lee serves Venezuelan arepas made from Ontario corn at his restaurant in Toronto.
Breakfast beer for the World Cup - what to drink
Beppi Crosariol
Toronto police can't confirm report that uniforms were stolen from cleaners
A police officer stands near security fence for the June 26-27 G20 Summit in Toronto June 14, 2010.
June 16: Letters to the editor
Ski cross to move under Alpine Canada umbrella
Exxon Valdez changed game on drug, alcohol testing
The oil tanker Exxon Valdez, which spilled more than 10 million gallons of oil into Alaska waters, awaits temporary repairs to holes ripped in its hull in this 1989 photo. The tanker's captain, Joseph Hazelwood, was found to have been impaired when he hit a reef.
Leisure sickness, bloodsuckers' favourites, wrong-footed
Formula One frenzy
No charges for B.C. zoo where Giraffe died from overgrown hooves
Duff & Phelps buys into Canada's growth
Blue Jays ink draft picks
Toronto mayoral candidates square off
March 25, 2010. Councilor Rob Ford announces his bid to run for mayor of Toronto, at a Toronto talk radio station in Toronto, March 25, 2010. (J.P. Moczulski/The Globe and Mail)
More political talk is nothing to scoff at
Pierre Karl Peladeau (R), president and CEO of Quebecor Inc. and Kory Teneycke, vice president of Development of Quebecor Media, announce the companies' investment in the creation of a new English specialty channel called 'Sun TV News' through a partnership between his subsidiaries TVA Group and Sun Media Corporation during a news conference in Toronto.
A master of the art calls on Canadians to protest
Roy MacGregor
Ways to save this Father's Day
Don Nevile-Smith
From Bay Street to centre stage
Fraser to examine 'statistical sampling' of MPs' expenses
MEG Energy going public
Bitumen pipeline
Random House goes e-crazy
Public Mobile partners with Gateway Newstands
Alek Krstajic
Harper wants NDP to fire deputy Libby Davies for criticism of Israel
NDP deputy leader Libby Davies.
The G20 stole my car
Toronto Police ticket and tow parked vehicles including cars and motorcycles on Front Street near Yonge Street on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 where "no parking on this side of the street" signs were posted this morning.
Bookmakers steer clear of rusty Woods
Tiger Woods is the focus of attention as he takes part in a practice round at Pebble Beach, site of the U.S. Open
Hiring of Kinsella was bad optics, BC Rail trial hears
Gordon Campbell leaves an open cabinet meeting with his chief of staff Martyn Brown in Victoria B.C. on Wednesday June 27, 2001.
Market bets on more to come with Churchill
Work-life balance: fact or fiction?
TiVo CEO in talks to expand sales in Canada
The close: Dow, TSX hold rally
Protect your lungs with more vitamin B
Leslie Beck
Maicon spares Brazil blushes
Brazil's defender Maicon and Brazil's striker Robinho celebrate after Maicon scored a goal during their Group G first round 2010 World Cup football match at Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg.
Police uniforms stolen
Quebec police arrest teen over Facebook profile
The World Cup challenge: What to watch at night?
Bill Clinton, sitting in with the band, turns out an impressive version of 'Heatrbreak Hotel' as Arsenio Hall gestures approvingly in the musical opening of 'The Arsenio Hall Show' taping at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, June 3, 1992.
Father and stepmother charged in death of Brampton girl, 15
Customers suffer delays ordering new iPhone
Shatner to direct film about... Shatner
William Shatner
Canucks re-sign Aaron Rome
Wicker Park: Where history meets haute
Book asks why do video games matter?
Torres, Iniesta fit to face Swiss
For a fee, you too can travel like royalty
Nintendo shows off 3D DS
Cuba prepares coast for BP oil spill
Stronach will get his payday
Up to 60,000 barrels flowing in Gulf: U.S.
U.S. President Barack Obama, flanked by Florida Governor Charlie Crist, second from left, and Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, right, speak durning a briefing with local officials on the BP oil spill on June 15, 2010, in Pensacola, Fla.
Bank of Canada goes international for adviser
YouTube video of Victoria police use of force
OSC challenges Magna's Stronach buyout
Magna International chairman Frank Stronach
Touched by MS, foes lay politics aside
Grilled onions
Court reinstates Bertuzzi lawsuit against Crawford
Todd Bertuzzi, right, talks with Marc Crawford prior to the start of a charity golf tournament in Surrey, B.C., Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005.
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