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June 16

E3 2010 announcement roundup
Star Wars The Old Republic
Denouncing past wrongs gives society a way forward
Comrades attend court martial of captain charged in shooting death of insurgent
Day 7 match previews
Campbell River's hopes for cruise traffic sink
The cruise ship Carnival Spirit leaves the port of Vancouver May 5, 2010.
Student's profile cut from yearbook for 'hurtful and untrue' remark
Brandon Armstrong poses with his yearbook next to a fence at his school. Brandon's photo and quotes were cut out of his high school's yearbook in Courtenay BC.
Western Premiers want speedier environmental assessments
Mayoral rivals bear down on front-runner in debate
Ford's proposal to halve council won't save money or improve service
Marcus Gee
Mounties spend millions to prevent rerun of Arar affair
Maher Arar listens to a question during a news conference in Ottawa January 26, 2007. Canada formally apologized on Friday to Arar, who was deported to Syria by U.S. agents after Canadian police mistakenly labeled him an Islamic extremist, and offered him C$10 million ($8.5 million (U.S.) compensation.
Maureen Forrester, opera icon, dead at 79
AECL wants Chalk River reactor operating by end of July
'National problem solver' to mediate oil spill fund
Kenneth Feinberg, former special master for the Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund, speaks during a news conference outside U.S. Federal District Court on June 10 in New York. Mr. Feinberg has now been chosen to run the fund to compensate those affected by the worst oil spill in U.S. history.
Lousy road trip leaves Gaston missing Toronto
Toronto Blue Jays' John Buck is congratulated upon returning to the dugout after his two-run homer against the San Diego Padres in the fifth inning of a baseball game Wednesday, June 16, 2010, in San Diego.
Money won't outlast the hurt, Gulf residents fear
Contract workers shovel oil from a beach impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in Gulf Shores, Ala., Wednesday.
Police identify homicide victim, ask for public's help
Three relatives of Air India victims revisit lost innocence
A family photo taken the day before Eisha Marjara's mother and sister got on the tragic Air India flight.
Ottawa to repeal parts of Indian Act
Religious leaders share their side of the stories
NHL expansion in Europe a long way off, Burke says
Brian Burke
BP says it's sorry - guarantees $20-billion
Federal government to pay more than $67-million to sawmill owners
A sawmill in Watson Lake, Yukon, sits idle in October, 2006.
Wings extend contracts for GM
Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland addresses the media at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Tuesday, July 26, 2005. The Red Wings on Tuesday bought out the contracts of defenseman Derian Hatcher and forwards Darren McCarty and Ray Whitney. Detroit placed the trio on waivers the day before, and after they cleared Tuesday, the Wings bought out the three high-profile veterans.
Residential schools: stories to tell and re-tell
The Honourable Justice Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.
Bloody Sunday: a sufficient apology
Relatives of those killed during Bloody Sunday make their way from the Bogside to the Guildhall to read the Saville report, in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, June 15, 2010.
For the killers of Aqsa Parvez, 'culture' is no defence
Aqsa Parvez, seen here in a photo from Facebook.
U of Waterloo stands by decision to suspend football program
Construction crews tear up the University of Waterloo Warriors football field in Waterloo, Ontario, Monday, June 14, 2010.The school suspended its football program for a year after the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport reported nine potential anti-doping infractions. The field construction was already scheduled for the installation of a new artificial playing field.
Two men missing after boat capsized on Georgian Bay
U of Waterloo stands by decision to suspend football program
Construction crews tear up the University of Waterloo Warriors football field in Waterloo, Ontario, Monday, June 14, 2010.The school suspended its football program for a year after the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport reported nine potential anti-doping infractions. The field construction was already scheduled for the installation of a new artificial playing field.
Housing co-op trumps condos for architectural award
Toronto's newest -- and now award-winning -- co-operative housing project at 60 Richmond Street East.
Alberta Culture Minister defends criticism of home-grown television
The feature film Passchendaele, starring Paul Gross was shot entirely in Alberta in 2007. Made at a cost of $20-million, it is the most expensive feature film in Canadian history.
Bertuzzi personally on hook for any damages awarded in lawsuit
Todd Bertuzzi fields questions at a news conference where five new Flames players were introduced Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008 at the Saddledome in Calgary.
HST: Why so mellow, Ontario? Why so bugged, B.C.?
B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell
Victim recovering after 'brazen' East Vancouver shooting
Great course produces great champions
Vijay Singh of Fiji, left, watches Sergio Garcia of Spain putt during a practice round for the U.S. Open golf tournament Wednesday, June 16, 2010, at the Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, Calif.
Woman alleging Rogers exposed her affair says others have had privacy breached
12 great health achievements in the past 100 years
MPs agree to thwart Homolka's bid for pardon
Home cooked
Diego Forlan of Uruguay shoots and scores a penalty during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group A match between South Africa and Uruguay at Loftus Versfeld Stadium.
Cheers to a century of better public health in Canada
In the last 100 years: Tobacco use in the 1950s saw more than half of adults smoking; today, the figure is less than 1 in 5.
Meet Magna board members
Canadians tune up their games prior to U.S. Open
Stephen Ames of Canada hits a bunker shot on the during a practice round prior to the start of the 110th U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links on June 16, 2010 in Pebble Beach, California.
BP defence will be two-pronged: experts
BP chief executive Tony Hayward, centre, BP managing director Robert Dudley, right, and BP America president Lamar McKay, left, leave the White House following a meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday.
Sorry, guys, testosterone may not help your aging body
BP's PR woes start at the top
Eric Reguly
Perkins out for Game 7
Boston Celtics' Kendrick Perkins watches practice for Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals basketball series against the Los Angeles Lakers in Los Angeles, California, June 16, 2010.
A 40-year drought, but European golfers are liking their odds
Ian Poulter (L) of Britain, Rory McIlroy (C) and Graeme McDowell both of Northern Ireland walk up the 11th fairway during a practice round for the U.S. Open Golf Championship in Pebble Beach, California, June 16, 2010.
Sentry manager on guard for slower U.S. growth
TD cooks up burger joint plan for new U.S. outlets
Broadband access a 'basic' service, Senate panel says
President of Eagle.ca and chairman of the Canadian Association of Internet Providers, Tom Copeland, speaks about the availability of broadband in rural areas. (Photo by Yvonne Berg for the Globe and Mail)
Dutch mini-skirt marketers 1, South African police 0
Some 36 women from the Netherlands dressed up as Danish supporters before stripping down to reveal the orange miniskirt designed by Dutch beer brewer Bavaria at Soccer City stadium. Three Dutch women were held and questioned for three hours. The Dutch foreign ministry has asked the South African authorities to explain why the women were forcibly removed from the stadium.
N.S. nurse disciplined for taking H1N1 vaccine from work, administering it on family
Kevin McArthur has mining in his blood
Kevin McArthur, former Goldcorp CEO, has a new company Tahoe Resources Inc.
Canadian Forces uncovers drug ring at Alberta base
Mack plots Blue Bombers' course
Joe Mack
WHY I RUN
Why group running works
Members of the RunningRats Run Club in downtown Toronto. Founder Jonathan Hughes says it’s all about ‘building a spirit between people.’
Candidates debate city planning and architecture
The AGO, with a promotion for a current exhibition by artist Barbara Kruger, will be closed during the G20 summit in Toronto.
Hard-driving Ombudsman André Marin could loosen up in the gym
Monkeys enjoy TV, earlier puberty, the doctor will see you
Matsuko Mihara Creagen
No one deserves to die alone
A win that could change the World Cup
Gelson Fernandes of Switzerland scores the first goal during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group H match between Spain and Switzerland at Durban Stadium on June 16, 2010 in Durban, South Africa.
IBM steps up smartphone strategy
B.C. government was warned of mudslide danger two days earlier
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.
Eaton Centre to get $120-million makeover
Police release video of suspect who robbed two cabbies
Children's hospital renamed for $20-million donor
Police search for clues in death of Albertan woman
Jaffer skipped committee because Guergis is pregnant
Independent MP Helena Guergis asks a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday June 3, 2010. The federal ethics watchdog will investigate Helena Guergis to determine if the former Conservative cabinet minister breached conflict-of-interest rules for MPs.
Learning to heal at a Manitoba lake
BMW recalls all 1-Series models
2010 BMW 1-Series Coupe
Profusion of Web data kindles contentious debate
Tories stonewall on summits, Soudas and Afghanistan
Prime Minister Stephen Harper during Question Period on Wednesday, June 16
Five must-see songstresses
NXNE features music that'll cure what ails ya
Young Doctors in Love (handout).
The week in theatre by Michael Harris
Men convicted in Alberta Mountie deaths appeal 'vengeful' sentences
Stylish gifts for dad
New auto regulations will be expensive
Jeep Wranglers at the Chrysler plant in Toledo. Chrysler is recalling nearly 600,000 Jeep Wranglers and Chrysler and Dodge minivans for brake or wiring problems.
Forlan double stuns South Africa
Diego Forlan of Uruguay shoots and scores a penalty during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group A match between South Africa and Uruguay at Loftus Versfeld Stadium.
Answering World Cup complaints: No, No, No.
John Doyle
The close: Dow, TSX shrug off bad news
CIS: suspended Waterloo football players can transfer, play 'immediately'
Pact ensures sensitive detainee files will remain sealed
Liberal MP Bob Rae holds blacked-out detainee-related pages released by the government.
reJoycean Amethyst Twilight
James Joyce
Buffett, Gates challenge fellow billionaires
Warren Buffett, left, and Bill Gates play bridge at the 2007 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
RBC: Epic profit cycle ahead, maybe
Revving up for motorcycle rides
A motorcycle group in Germany
Plane goes off runway at Ottawa airport
Firefighters and police gather around a United Airlines Express plane that slid off of the runway at Ottawa International Airport on June 16, 2010.
Look out for a Toronto congestion charge
Heavy Toronto traffic on the westbound Gardiner Expressway.
Explaining Wimbledon's seeding method
World Cup hot and bothered by miniskirt marketing stunt
Michael Babad
WestJet visibility poor in Eastern Canada
Canucks to hold training camp in Penticton
A provocative new trio out of Africa
A scene from The Africa Trilogy.
Father, brother of slain teen sentenced to life without parole for 18 years
Faxon on St. George's
The 18th hole at St. George's Golf and Country Club
Metric joins the vampire music club
Emily Haines on the North Vancouver, BC., set of the video for the song her band, Metric, wrote for the new Twilight film.
BP ices dividend
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