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June 21

Tuesday's matchups
'Overwhelming majority' of early shareholder votes back Magna payout to Stronach
Police state in, power suits out as Toronto goes into security shock
Marcus Gee
Alberta researchers receive apology for attack on oil sands study
Kevin Timoney, left, and Peter Lee discuss their work near Mr. Timoney's office southeast of Edmonton on Monday. Dr. Timoney, of Treeline Ecological Research, and Mr. Lee, of Global Forest Watch Canada, received a retraction from Alberta Environment's Preston McEachern over critical comments he made toward a study by the two researchers.
Governor-General's next role will be special envoy for UN
Governor General Michaelle Jean shares a laugh with Mexican President Felipe Calderon at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on May 27, 2010.
GMs anxiously await next year's salary cap
Rough justice, World Cup style
France has the soccer blues
Former aide to Davidar supports sexual harassment complainant
David Davidar, formerly of Penguin Canada, photographed in Penguin's Toronto offices in 2003.
The bond’s the key the second time around
A grizzly bear, a .44 magnum and a brush with death
A screen grab of the grizzly bear that attacked Leon Lorenz, a film-maker in Dunster, B.C.
Lethal explosion leaves a gaping mystery in Edmonton
Police comb through the rubble of a northeastern Edmonton home on Monday, a day after the home exploded, killing four people.
China's move gives U.S. symbolic victory
A watermelon vendor looks at yuan banknotes at a market in Changzhi, Shanxi province on Monday. China's yuan rose modestly on the first trading day after the central bank ditched the currency's two-year peg to the U.S. dollar.
U.S. anti-terror law upheld
Although U.S. President Barack Obama decried many of the Bush-era 'war on terrorism' measures, his administration has fought to retain the 'material support law' despite the opposition of U.S. and international rights groups.
The New Yorker magazine inundated with Canadian ads
Every advertisement in the next issue of The New Yorker magazine has been taken out by a Canadian government, business, or institution.
HST will benefit low- and middle-income earners: study
Yatin Shah (centre right), his wife Beena and sons Rocky, (centre left), and Sunny photographed in the family's Surrey home August 21st, 2009. The family will pay approximately $560 more per month on their expenses under the HST.
China carves out a crawl space
Corporate social responsibility: publish or perish
Inquest probes link between medication and teen's suicide
Sara Carlin, courtesy of the family.
Toddler allegedly abducted in Alberta located unharmed
Ignatieff supports oil tanker ban off B.C. coast
An oil tanker in B.C. waters.
Penniless Kenyan befriends East Timor president, wins race
Tambellini puts on his best poker face
Eric Duhatschek
Dividend aristocrats strut their stuff
Are we seeing a Roger Federer in decline?
Defending champion Roger Federer reacts during his match against Colombia's Alejandro Falla at the 2010 Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London June 21, 2010.
Gerald Zeldin, an extraordinary teacher in the subjects of life and art
Gerald Zeldin's students say he taught them a new way of looking at the world.
When the rubber hits the road for cyclists
Cyclists use the Dunsmuir Street bike lane in Vancovuer, BC, June 15, 2010.
Africa's finest making a mockery of Pele's prediction
Stephen Brunt
Inflation will be tame, but interest rates are heading higher
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney
Quebec Jesuit school wins right to teach ethics from religious perspective
Behind China's yuan move
June 22: What's in the stars for you today?
The hunt for Jackson
Midi Jackson at the Abri Pwovizwa Shelter Camp in Jacmel, Haiti in this April 15, 2010 file photo.
Unprepared? Unqualified? You'll just have to fake your way through
Through a case of mistaken identity, Guy Goma was brought on set for a live interview about purchasing music online. But he quickly composed himself to fake his way through the interview.
Liver disease may be associated with Type 2 diabetes, a new study finds
You too can charm your way into an ocean-view room
Angela Self
Struggling SCN attracts buyer
Wide net cast but no leads in case of stolen tiger, camels
Jonas the tiger was stolen, along with two camels, on Friday from a Quebec motel parking lot. A truck that was taken was later found, but the trailer containing the animals is still missing.
At the G8/G20, the sovereign state struck back
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and U.S. President Barack Obama during the opening plenary session of the G20 Summit in Toronto.
MPs: our inside outsiders
The chamber of the House of Commons in Ottawa.
TFC midfielder Sam Cronin traded to San Jose
Toronto FC's Sam Cronin (left) climbs above Puerto Rico Islanders' Daniel Gargan during first half CONCACAF action in Toronto on Wednesday July 29, 2009. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Gulf spill plays havoc with real estate
Members of a clean-up crew comb the beach on Dauphin Island, Ala.
Toning shoes put bounce in footwear
Vancouver resident Jennifer Hart bought a pair of Reebok Easy Tone shoes last fall and says they really tone her calves.
Higher yuan no cure-all for China
Workers assemble toy cars at the production line of Dongguan Da Lang Wealthwise Plastic Factory in Dongguan, China
Yuan revaluation expected to boost commodities demand
A Beijing grocery store cashier counts out yuan notes.
Lawyer for firebombing suspect blasts Vic Toews for discussing case
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews at a press conference in Ottawa on Monday, June 14.
Dick Pound inducted into McGill sports hall of fame
When the data don't tell the whole story
Barrie McKenna
Court documents list contents of Galea's office
A different kind of bank levy
Harper in no rush to send Canadians to the polls
In an interview on Monday, June 21, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said the economy, not an election, is his top priority.
Gone fishing
Crown to seek adult sentences in Victoria teen slaying
Kimberly Proctor, the 18-year-old B.C. teen found dead on the Galloping Goose Trail.
French players may pass on South Africa match
France's coach Raymond Domenech addresses a press conference in Bloemfontein on Monday.
Times Square bomb suspect pleads guilty
An image of terror suspect Faisal Shahzad is seen on a TV screen as U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, Deputy Director of the FBI John S. Pistole and New York Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly hold a briefing regarding the investigation into the Times Square attempted bombing, in Washington, DC, on May 4, 2010.
Laurie Anderson
Sarah Harmer
Herbie Hancock
Nigeria seeks to observe U.S. trial of Abdulmutallab
This undated handout image provided by the U.S. Marshals Service shows Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. Abdulmutallab is a Nigerian man suspected of attempting to blow up Northwest 253 flight as it was landing in Detroit on Christmas day.
Villa double gives Spain win over Honduras
The close: Dow, TSX rallies sputter
Their business plan: Fire and ice
Gordon Halloran installs his ice art in a cathedral that Accent Refrigeration converted into a deep freeze for the 2006 Turin Olympics.
Man who spent almost 27 years in prison appears close to vindication
Ivan Henry, who may be Canada's longest-serving, wrongfully-convicted inmate.
McGowan headed back under the knife
Police make arrest at G20 protest
A protester is arrested by police following protest in Toronto on June 21, 2010. The small group of demonstrators marched from Allen Gardens through the downtown core and to the Children's Aid Society building near Yonge and College streets as part of an anti G8/20 protest.
Schiavone tumbles out of Wimbledon
Ten ideas on how to save hockey in Scarborough
Mining magnate killed in Congo plane crash
Triumph of the Americas
John Doyle
Nomura lands mining banker
Vote on Group B World Cup fashion
Dow hands back its gains
More MDs want IDRC chair to resign over tobacco ties
Barbara McDougall is shown in Toronto in December of 2008.
NBF names tech analyst
SEC charges U.S. investment firm with fraud
Wall Street
OnLive coming to Canada
OnLive logo in a cloud
The shame of honour crimes
October 31, 2002: Globe and Mail columnist Sheema Khan. Photo by Dave Chan
AHL's Moose hire Claude Noel as new head coach
A highway, a truck stop and the bonds of breakfast
Scott Peachman, his partner Tammy Hurley, and Tammy’s two boys, Brady and Ethan Dodd
Cameco ups stake in UEX
Aecon needs to retest $10
Lou Schizas
McGuinty uses 'Tough Medicine' to sell HST
Ontario's Premier Dalton McGuinty joins a news conference after a joint cabinet meeting at the National Assembly in Quebec City on June 16, 2010.
Justin Bieber, Hedley win big at MMVAs
Justin Bieber performs during the MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto, Sunday June 20, 2010.
Why the Bank of Canada is worried by our rising debts
Michael Babad
Well, it is supposed to be hot...
Water cannon added to G20 security arsenal
A demonstrator lies on the ground after being hit by a police water cannon during an anti-government rally in Valparaiso, Chile, May 21 2010.
Golf has lessons for investors
Morrow settling in as starter for Blue Jays
B.C. town to host Labour Day festival
Now it's personal. LCBO shutting down seven stores for G20
October 20, 2009 - Photographed at the LCBO at the Manulife Centre. For Beppi's wine column about "cellared in Canada".
NDP rallies the troops for a fall election
A thrilling Schumann piano quintet at Sharon
Anton Kuerti.
No rest for Messi, says Maradona
Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan
Sgt. James Patrick Macneil, 28, was killed after an improvised explosive device detonated during a foot patrol, about 20 kilometres southwest of Kandahar City on 21 June 2010.
Left-wingers offside
Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown is pictured during his monthly news conference at 10 Downing Street in central London May 19, 2009.
French schools cancel busses aussi
The NHL's top 100 unrestricted free agents
Northern Ontario first nation blocks train tracks over HST
Theo Fleury mulled playing himself in theatre bio
Theoren Fleury announces his retirement from playing NHL hockey at a news conference in Calgary, September 28, 2009.
Sponsors begin shunning France team
Players of France national soccer team warm up during a training session at the Field of Dreams in Knysna on Monday during the 2010 World Cup tournament in South Africa.
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