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June 2

Giroux drags Flyers back into series
Ville Leino #22 of the Philadelphia Flyers celebrates with teammates Matt Carle #25 and Claude Giroux #28 after scoring a goal in the third period against the Chicago Blackhawks in Game Three of the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Final at Wachovia Center on June 2, 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Montreal revels in AC Milan visit
AC Milan's Ronaldinho waves to the crowd following Milan's exhibition soccer match against the Montreal Impact at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Wednesday, June 2, 2010.
Why Harper is taking his bank-tax fight to Europe's doorstep
Prime Minister Stephen Harper boards his Europe-bound plane in Ottawa on Wednesday, June 2.
Honoured for 'extraordinary leadership,' Furlong shares Olympic memories
John Furlong poses in Vancouver on February 27, 2010.
Lost soul Lewis thriving in leadoff spot
Toronto Blue Jays Fred Lewis is backed off by a pitch and then gestures to umpire in the eighth inning of their MLB baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays in Toronto June 2, 2010.
Toronto FC signs off with a draw
Toronto FC captain Dwayne De Rosario (C) hoists the champions trophy with teammates at the end of their Nutrilite Canadian Championship soccer game against the Vancouver Whitecaps in Toronto June 2, 2010.
School threatens to disturb Chinese burial ground for second time
Bill Chu, chairman of Canadians for Reconciliation, kneels on the lawn of New Westminster Secondary School, where he says it is inappropriate for the school to rebuild on the site of what could be a historical Chinese cemetary.
Blue Jays suffer second straight collapse
Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Aaron Hill (top) and Tampa Bay Rays Ben Zobrist collide in a force out during ninth inning AL action in Toronto on Wednesday June 2, 2010.
To Mars and back - virtually
Quebec to amend controversial language law
Karzai calls on 'dear Taliban' to make peace with his government
A delegate listens to Afghan President Hamid Karzai's address at a peace jirga in Kabul on Wednesday, June 2.
McGuinty calls on Marin to abide by new rules on expenses
Ontario ombudsman Andr� Marin reviews his notes after a news conference in Toronto on July 16, 2008.
From two Pakistani authors, a blueprint for a terrorist
The fine line between winning and losing
USA's Serena Williams reacts as she plays Australia's Samantha Stosur during their quarterfinal match for the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris, Wednesday, June 2, 2010.
Britain shocked by gunman's bloody rampage
A police officer walks near a Land Rover vehicle which had been attacked by a gunman in the town of Seascale, northern England, June 2, 2010.
Brakes put on Sochi luge track
Don't get your hopes up: Toronto's G20 simply a pit stop on the way to Seoul
Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Gatineau, Quebec April 29, 2010.
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Brian Mulroney must address the Oliphant in the room
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney poses alongside his portrait after its unveiling on Parliament Hill in Ottawa in 2002.
Pass the refugee reform bill
Liberal MP Maurizio Bevilacqua speaks during the Liberal leadership forum in Moncton, N.B. in 2006.
In Gaza, block the guns, but not the butter
Israeli Navy sailors embark on a warship in order to stop a flotilla of activists attempting to deliver aid to Gaza in spite of Israel's blockade May 30, 2010 in Haifa, Israel.
Flotilla raid could be fatal blow to Turkey-Israel friendship
Gaza aid flotilla activists gesture as they arrive at Ben Gurion Airport before flying back to Turkey on June 2, 2010 in Tel Aviv, Israel.
'Greenwashing' discourages eco-friendly behaviour: study
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Carney massages market with message
David Rosenberg
The wireless data crunch
People at the SoHo New York Apple store try out Apple Inc's new iPad on April 3, 2010 in New York City. Hundreds lined up in front of the technology company's flagship New York store on the Avenue to be among the first in the world to acquire the device. The much heralded iPad looks to be a bridge between a laptop and smartphone.
U.S. service sector poised to start hiring
Cashier Michelle Yulo hands out free reusable grocery bags at a Whole Foods Market natural and organic foods stores which is ending the use of disposable plastic grocery bags in its 270 stores in the US, Canada and UK on Earth Day, April 22, 2008 in Pasadena, Calif.
NWT Premier: Voice of Canada's North
Investors see BP shares as oversold
Magna panel neutral on shares
Moody's culture one of 'must say yes'
Philip Angelides, left, chairman of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, and vice chairman Bill Thomas, listen to testimony Wednesday in New York.
Jaffer-Guergis inquiry disintegrates into partisan bickering
Transport Minister John Baird fields a question in the Commons on Wednesday, June 2.
Looking for the mother of all cars
2010 Subaru Legacy Credit: Subaru
Troubled First Nations University gets $4-million lifeline from Ottawa
A students walks by the Regina campus of the First Nations University of Canada in Regina in January.
Slipping Chinese demand has miners on edge
A truck is loaded with iron ore at a BHP Billiton mine in West Australia's Pilbara region.
Marc Emery settles in to life behind bars
CITY splashes out for coming TV season
PARKS AND RECREATION, (from left): Paul Schneider, Aziz Ansari, Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, Nick Offerman.
The magic word, flushing with Mozart, closing the outdoors
Colleen Snipper
Blood brotherhood
Job losses take the froth off beer sales
The brewing industry is chalking up an historic slide in U.S. beer consumption to the bad economy.
The bank machine you can talk to
FirstOntario Credit Union
Flaherty says China against bid for bank levy
Canada's Finance Minister Jim Flaherty welcomes the one millionth visitor to the Canada Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo June 2, 2010. REUTERS/Aly Song (CHINA - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS)
Investor alert: Flagging those firms you'd like to avoid
Reaction mixed to Big Six banks' mixed results
Canadians take more than $1-billion out of funds in May
Stefan Klein/iStockphoto
Citigroup looks cheap here: analyst
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Sabia joins opposition to securities regulator
Michael Sabia, president and chief executive officer of Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec during a news conference following the release of 2009 financial results in February.
The difference between car and boat batteries
Rob MacGregor
An evening with Dom Pérignon
Carolyn Berger (left), Judith Parrish and Cathy Singer
Regina casino workers to go on strike
A good game based on a bad sport
Residence Evil
U of T's Woodsworth College at St. George and Bloor Streets in Toronto
Summit disease
National Bank Financial expands in Switzerland
My husband's car obsession is out of control
Joanne Will
What do you think about the copyright bill?
Blu-Ray movies are seen on display in Toronto, June 2, 2010. The Canadian government has unveiled new copyright laws regarding digital copies of songs, movies and TV episodes.
Behold, our digital future
Citytv adds Bruckheimer, J.J. Abrams to fall schedule
The close: Dow, TSX post big rebounds
Djokovic angry at umpire after five-set defeat
Jovak Djokovic of Serbia disputs a call during his match against Jurgen Melzer of Austria during the French Open tennis tournament at Roland Garros in Paris on Wednesday.
2010's National Business Book award nominees
Immelman leaves Memorial with wrist injury
Trevor Immelman, seen earlier this season, has been out of action because of an injured left wrist.
Kane, Toews seek scoring touch
At the Spoleto fest: the old, the new and the completely different
Tyler Duncan and Andriana Chuchman in Flora, An Opera
Vultures circle Canadian Solar
Paraguay too strong for sluggish Greece
Paraguay's Enrique Vera, right, vies for the ball with Greece's Georgios Samaras during a friendly match in Winterthur, Switzerland, Wednesday.
Ask a running expert: John Stanton takes your questions
Tory bill cracks down on copyright pirates
The Tories new copyright legislation puts more teeth in copyright protections for those who make software, movies and other materials and have seen their intellectual property swapped freely in the Internet era.
Canadian Tire bids $200,000 for Paul Henderson's 1972 hockey jersey
Michael Babad
Cup of joe to cost more at Second Cup
A Second Cup in Ontario
Hot, smart, mad fun
John Doyle
Man who caused grounding of transatlantic flight faces loss of U.S. residency
Servicing vital even for little-used vehicles
Make sure your car is ready for hot weather
Second bus joyrider charged
If stocks follow the economy...
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BP Disaster: Canada's deepwater well faces scrutiny
Chevron drill ship, the Stena Carron, used to drill the Orphan Basin exploration well.
Manly, yes, but less than impressive
2007 Dodge Nitro
Water bill wouldn't stop U.S. from draining Canada's rivers, experts warn
Nothing beats the cottage lifestyle
Ontario gets mixed review for H1N1 response
Thousands of people wait in line for hours to receive their H1N1 flu vaccine at the North York Civic Centre on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009 in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Yes, you're now being watched
Pedestrians and cars pass this camera posted above the street at Richmond Street West and John Street in the Entertainment District of Toronto, Ontario, Canada are part of the Toronto Police Service CCTV pilot project that has begun in 31 Division, 42 Division and 52 Division on Monday, April 30, 2007.
The shifting shape of the slur
Russell Smith
16 million Canadians on Facebook: report
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Man charged in Tori Stafford’s death to be sent straight to trial
Can steelmaker Gerdau be squeezed?
This Lotus has been part of the family for 30 years
1969 Lotus Elan Plus 2 racer owned by Fred Samson Credit: Bob English for The Globe and Mail
Hazel McCallion testifies at judicial inquiry
Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion.
Profile: Tom Rachman
Parent to buy out Gerdau Ameristeel
Steel concrete reinforcing bars are stacked and tagged for delivery at the Gerdau Ameristeel mill in Knoxville, Tenn.
The most fuel-efficient vehicles
Smart fortwo
Ford kills Mercury. So what?
2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid
Strategist raises earnings forecast
BC Rail trial delayed again
Canucks re-sign Cory Schneider
Martin calls for international body to review bank regulations
Former prime minister Paul Martin.
Nadal grinds down Almagro
Spain's Rafael Nadal jubilates after defeating compatriot Nicolas Almagro during a quarter-final match for the French Open tennis tournament.
Capello to stay on as England coach until 2012
England manager Fabio Capello attends a media conference at the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, September 5, 2008.
Atogwe a free agent after Rams fail to offer tender
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