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Carpenter's long road back
Starting pitcher Chris Carpenter #29 of the St. Louis Cardinals pitches against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the Major League Baseball game at Chase Field on June 13, 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona. The Diamondbacks defeated the Cardinals 7-5.
Smitherman would blend paramedic, firefighting services
Ambulances parked at St. Michael's Hospital in downtown Toronto.
Wimbledon serves up a refreshing change
A spectator enjoys the traditional strawberries and cream on Day Two of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on June 22, 2010 in London, England.
Lawrence Heights redevelopment one step closer
While Toronto goes into lockdown, Huntsville opens its arms to world leaders
While Toronto is going into lockdown in preparation for the G20 Summit, the town of Huntsville, which is hosting the smaller G8 meeting, is spreading flower power throughout downtown.
The G stands for ghost town
Laneway palaces generating complaints
A newly built laneway house in West Vancouver, BC, June 21-2010.
Well-educated, older immigrants prefer Canada to U.S., poll finds
Government infiltrated by spies, CSIS boss says
Richard Fadden, CSIS director at Citizen and Immigation Committee in Ottawa June 9, 2009.
G-G replacement set to be named next week
Mudslide victims must pay to have debris removed, province says
A cameraman films a house that was destroyed by a landslide near Oliver, B.C., on Monday June 14, 2010.
Cardinals bash Blue Jays around
St. Louis Cardinals batter Matt Holliday watches his solo home run during the third inning of their MLB interleague baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays in Toronto June 22, 2010.
Life inside the G20 'security zone'
Thieves plunder Aero Space Museum of Calgary
Steven Ogle, CEO of the Aero Space Museum of Calgary.
Why do Swedes give Canada such low marks?
Show me the money
Canada's Mike Weir waves to the crowd after chipping his winning shot for 12 skins during a playoff round at the 2010 Telus World Skins at Bear Mountain Resort in Victoria, B.C., Tuesday, June 22, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Geoff Howe
Henderson's jersey sells for more than $1-million
Canadian hockey legend Paul Henderson holds the Team Canada jersey he wore when he scored the winning goal during the 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union at his office in Mississauga June 7, 2010. Henderson authenticated the jersey, which he has not seen in more than 38 years, and is being auctioned by its U.S. owner on June 22. Several corporations are bidding on the jersey and the Canadian federal government has offered funding if the winning bid is from a Canadian museum. Henderson would like to see the jersey go to the new Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in Calgary. REUTERS/Mike Cassese (CANADA - Tags: SPORT ICE HOCKEY IMAGES OF THE DAY)
No mere barricade
What were the Hockey Hall of Fame voters thinking?
David Shoalts
Volcanic Obama set to erupt on McChrystal
Commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan Gen. Stanley McChrystal, right, and U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry are seen in a May 2010 file photo.
Two firefighters suspended for taking beer from fire-ravaged hotel
Jean's G-G tenure marked by euphoria and controversy
In September, 2005, Michaelle Jean, newly sworn in as Governor General greets people in the Hall of Honour on Parliament Hill, with her then-six year-old daughter Marie-Eden Jean, in front, and then-Prime Minister Paul Martin in back.
Truth in sentencing must come with truth in spending
Minister of Public Safety Vic Toews, outside a Conservative Party caucus meeting on Parliament Hill, June 16, 2010.
Michaëlle Jean grew in the viceregal office
Governor General Michaelle Jean, shown in Sal Island, Cape Verde in April, 2010.
Two hockey stars finally get their due
Angela James, shown at Downsview Arena in Toronto.
Get going, grigio. There are new grapes in town
Beppi Crosariol
Reality dashes South Africa's hopes of fairytale ending
Stephen Brunt
Vet drug recalled after allergic reactions
What foods should I eat to help lower cholesterol? 6 tips for making healthy choices from a dietitian
Leslie Beck
Eating mayo to lower your cholesterol? Not so fast
Leslie Beck
When it comes to summit security, police answer to no one
Adam Radwanski
McGowan surgery deemed successful
Petrobras to offer massive share issue
A Petrobras production platform off the coast of Brazil
Breaking from the U.S. orbit - slowly
Peace of mind wrapped in free cash flow yield
Canadian business opens eyes to global markets
Canada has been in France's shoes before
National soccer team coach Holger Osieck speaks during a news conference in this March 2002 file photo in Edmonton. Osieck told The Canadian Press Tuesday that he has resigned as coach of the Canadian menís soccer team after five years at the helm.
Buffett's bet against Les Bleus
Berkshire Hathaway sold an insurance contract to an undisclosed client on the prospects of the French team.
European bank-tax axis an 'end run' around G20
British Prime Minister David Cameron
U.S. banks running out of time to influence reform
At the top of the banks' agenda is killing a controversial measure inserted into the Senate version of the bill that could force them to spin off their derivatives trading desks into separate entities.
Facing declining enrolment, TDSB to vote on closing eight schools
Canadian firms score Cannes ad awards
Harris to testify at OSC hearing
Former Ontario premier Mike Harris
Copper, coal and iron ore are ones to watch, bank says
An employee works with a reel of copper cable at a factory in China.
Not all shares are created equal
Now that Frank Stronach has landed an 1,800-per-cent premium for his stake in Magna International, investors fear that other multiple-voting share owners will be tempted to seek similar payouts.
U.S. burger joint unleashes 1,500-calorie sandwich
Ignatieff to make official visit to China
Michael Ignatieff will lead a small group of Liberals to China next month.
Jazz, pilots' union reach tentative deal
Jazz employs more than 1,500 pilots and nearly 880 flight attendants. The two unions' last collective agreement expired June 30, 2009.
A long-overdue wedding gift
Dante P. Poscente
Longing to be thin, roadside angels, you can kiss the Cup
Judge calls CanWest TV dispute 'ridiculous'
Are you tired of the World Cup yet?
South African fans celebrate in Johannesburg after their team scores during the Group A, first round, 2010 World Cup football match France vs. South Africa on June 22, 2010. Hosts South Africa suffered World Cup heartbreak on Tuesday despite a stirring 2-1 win over 10-man France, crashing out of the competition on goal difference.
Leadership lessons from the soccer pitch
Mexico's defender Hector Moreno, right, vies with France's striker Nicolas Anelka during their Group A first round 2010 World Cup football match on June 17, 2010 at Peter Mokaba stadium in Polokwane.
Organic pesticides can be worse than synthetic: study
August 26, 2006: Laura Telford with her organic produces purchases from the Old Chelsea Market in Chelsea, Quebec.
BC Rail special prosecutor cleared of professional misconduct
Canadiens sign Plekanec to six-year deal
Three U.S tech stocks to watch
A box from Amazon.com is pictured on the porch of a house in Golden, Colorado.
Meech Lake is dead. Long live Meech Lake
Manchester's beat goes on
Hang out with the local crowd at Odd Bar on Thomas Street.
Argentina continues to roll
Argentina's Martin Palermo celebrates scoring his side's second goal with Argentina's Clemente Rodriguez, right.
South Korea advance with draw
Lee Jung-Soo of South Korea (third right) celebrates with teammates after scoring the equalizing goal during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group B match.
Why do so few travellers use the airport bus?
RAY FENWICK FOR THE GLOBE AND MAIL
The close: Stocks fall below key level
Seat sale in spite of the strikes
The airline is luring back skittish customers with a seat sale.
Agathe Côté appointment completes Carney's bank makeover
Alanna Mitchell wins writing award
Alanna Mitchell.
This Week in Golf
Anna Nordqvist of Sweden poses with the trophy after her two-stroke victory at the LPGA Tour Championship presented by Rolex at the Houstonian Golf and Country Club on November 23, 2009 in Richmond, Texas.
NHLPA gives salary cap a boost
Acquittal only solution for Ivan Henry, lawyer argues
Ivan Henry, who may be Canada's longest-serving, wrongfully-convicted inmate.
Cumbrae's Miami Ribs in Spicy Soy Marinade
Female players Granato, James elected to Hockey Hall of Fame
Angela James scored more than 1,000 points in her 22-year playing career.
Child killed by Calgary transit train
Transcript: Thomas Donaldson talks to Karl Moore
Enron's former headquarters
Tory support holds despite scandal-ridden session: poll
Divided dividends
Quinn out as head coach of Oilers
Edmonton Oilers coach Pat Quinn (C) and his players react to losing to the Calgary Flames near the end of the third period of their NHL hockey game in Calgary, December 31, 2009.
Bryan Adams, Beach Boys set to play PNE
Raptors plan for life without Bosh
Toronto Raptors forward Chris Bosh, left, looks at the scoreboard late in the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Sacramento Kings in Sacramento, Calif.
Lessons from the past, pictures for the future
No HST break for First Nations in B.C., says Gordon Campbell
CIBC lands New York trader
Niedermayer calls time on career
Mounties suspended in Surrey Six probe
Eileen Mohan, mother of 22 year Chris Mohan, innocent bystander killed in a drug related massacre sits in her Surrey, B.C. home.
The Oracle of Soccer: How Warren Buffett bet against France
France's Andre-Pierre Gignac reacts during the World Cup Group A soccer match between France and South Africa at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa.
Don't tear-gas Craig Kielburger
Crews making progress to fix Trans-Canada after flooding
Sections of the Trans Canada highway remain closed and some are underwater east of Medicine Hat, Alta., Monday. Parts of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba are recovering from severe flooding that has left farmland submerged, homes flooded, roads and rail lines washed out.
July 3 to 4: What's in the stars for you this weekend?
July 2: What's in the stars for you today?
The Ottawa disconnect
The Peace Tower is framed in a metal fence on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Friday June 18, 2010. Parliament has begun its summer break after voting on several bills late Thursday.
June 30: What's in the stars for you today?
June 29: What's in the stars for you today?
June 28: What's in the stars for you today?
Penguins open new arena against Flyers
June 26 to 27: What's in the stars for you this weekend?
June 25: What's in the stars for you today?
June 24: What's in the stars for you today?
Flaherty, centralize the devil
Judge blocks deep-water drilling ban
A BP executive said Tuesday that technology has outpaced safety.
Lemon named Argos' starting quarterback
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