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June 3

Crude still leaking past BP cap on gushing oil well
This image taken from video released by BP LLC shows equipment being used in the efforts to cap the Deepwater Horizon oil well in the Gulf of Mexico, Thursday, June 3, 2010.
Raptors draw big prospects
Strasburg ready to make major leap
Stephen Strasburg was taken No. 1 overall by the Washington Nationals in the MLB draft.
Canadian Tour rookie off to flying start at Victoria
In name and little else: Tory meets Tory as Harper goes to London
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and British Prime Minister David Cameron arrive at a joint news conference in the gardens at 10 Downing Street in London, Thursday June 3, 2010. Harper is on a two day trip to the United Kingdom and France ahead of this month's G8 and G20 meetings in Canada.
Emissions reductions 10 times less than government's projections: report
Workers use heavy machinery in the tailings pond at the Syncrude oil sands extraction facility near the town of Fort McMurray in Alberta Province, Canada on October 25, 2009.
Late investment manager spent investor's cash on lavish lifestyle
Council to rehash debate over Beaches contract
The Boardwalk Pub restaurant in the Beaches.
Flashback
Karen Solie wins Griffin Prize
Karen Solie reacts as she learns that she has received the 2010 Griffin Poetry Prize for a collection by a Canadian poet.
Will Supercorp get off the ground in Ontario?
Adam Radwanski
Inefficiency squandering health resources: report
Opposition prepares for about-face after Afghan trip
John Ibbitson
Man arrested in theft of Riopelle lithographs
Briere investment paying off for Flyers
Philadelphia Flyers' Danny Briere is congratulated by the bench after scoring against the Chicago Blackhawks during the first period Game 3 of the NHL Stanley Cup final hockey series in Philadelphia, June 2, 2010.
Bailiff called in attempt to get Tory aides to testify
Oslo's Bislett Stadion comes back into focus
Even opponents say Nestor may be the best
Daniel Nestor of Canada plays a forehand in his first round doubles match with Nenad Zimonjic of Serbia against Samuel Groth and Jason Kubler of Australia during day three of the 2010 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 20, 2010 in Melbourne, Australia.
Blown call becomes a lesson in sportsmanship
Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga throws against the Cleveland Indians in the first inning of a baseball game in Detroit Wednesday, June 2, 2010.
Via Rail will not use Toronto Union Station during G20
Leave the future to the future
Cecil finally purged of Yankee 'brainwashing'
Brett Cecil: A Blue Jay fan now.
Two young children in critical condition after stabbing in Winnipeg
Canadian women held in Norway
British shootings show need for mental health supports
In this undated photo released by Cumbria Police on Wednesday, June 2, 2010, suspected gunman Derrick Bird, 52, from Rowrah, northwest England, who went on a shooting spree in northwest England.
Copyright bill takes a good shot at a moving target
Blu-Ray movies are seen on display in Toronto, June 2, 2010. The Canadian government is unveiling new copyright laws regarding digital copies of songs, movies and TV episodes.
Get ready for Africa, Inc.
Cancer walk veteran sidelined by diagnosis
Chad Cieslik, on a breast cancer walk in Calgary. He walked with a pair of shoes belonging to a friend and breast cancer victim.
Evert to be inducted into Rogers Cup Hall of Fame
Bettman behaving badly
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman delivers the state of the league press conference in Chicago, May 28, 2010. The Philadelphia Flyers will take on the Chicago Blackhawks in game one of the Stanley Cup Finals starting May 29.
James Cameron holds meeting of the minds on oil spill
Avatar director James Cameron explores the Curasub - a new submersible designed in Vancouver.
Don't forget your RESP in your will
Tim Cestnick
Opposition parties threaten Tories over Afghan detainee documents
The Conservative government released 2,600 pages of redacted Afghan detainee documents in March.
Stocks with yields you can depend on
HP: Palm deal not about smartphones
Palm, Inc.'s Palm Pre, the first phone based on the new Palm webOS mobile platform, will debut in Canada exclusively on Bell Mobility's 3G high-speed mobile network in the second half of 2009.
Telecom's top brass lock horns at CRTC hearings
CRTC chairman Konrad von Finckenstein
June 4: Letters to the editor
The gospel of soccer
Hot young mentors, cycling in cities and advertising that smells
Simone Brisebois
My golden age has become a Band-Aid age
Shine comes off housing boom
MLS real estate sign.
CTV unveils fall lineup
Comedian Conan O'Brien performs at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
WestJet shopping for global partners
School for financial scandal
Securities leaders from around the globe meet at York University for the Securities Leadership Program at the Toronto Leadership Centre.
Never a dull moment with Pronger
Husky's Lau sings praise of East Coast
Outgoing Husky Energy CEO John Lau is moving to his native Hong Kong, where he will head up the company's growing Asian business.
A beverage company without a country
Coca-Coca creates the same ad for three countries.
On billboards all over England, but not on the team
Theo Walcott, left, and Emile Heskey, Matthew Upsom and Steven Gerrard, the three who made the England squad, in their Marks and Spencer ad, on billboards all over London. GETTY IMAGES
This is a brand new freaking test
Ron MacLean helps rescue man from river
'Hockey Night in Canada host' Ron MacLean.
Strength of B.C.'s anti-HST petition takes what-if game to a new level
David Parkins for The Globe and Mail
Beware credit card insurance
U.S. jobs numbers may be boosted by temporary hires
The U.S. reported impressive jobs creation numbers for April, but there's a long way to go to make up for the 8 million positions lost in the financial crisis.
Huge stash of weapons, drugs seized in Kamloops
Drugs and weapons discovered during a search of a Kelowna house by RCMP.
When a challenge seems too big, break it down
Spezza wants to stay with Sens
Ottawa Senators' Jason Spezza, right, celebrates his third-period goal with teammate Daniel Alfredsson (11), of Sweden, during an NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010. The Senators won 4-1.
All together now
A woman walks past the press centre for the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors who met earlier this year in Busan, South Korea.
The close: Dow flat ahead of jobs report
Alberta labels grizzlies as 'threatened'
In this photo taken May 4, 2009, a Grizzly bear walk through Yellowstone National Park.
Jaggi Singh responds to video: It's a tourist guide!
Spoleto: Something for all tastes
Gallim Dance performs I Can See Myself in Your Pupil.
Police respond to video
Mercury: End of an era
Mercury logo 1939-40
Pronger and his pucks
BNS, Quebec land bond deals
Sound canon? Check. Private planes for dignitaries? Check. Domain name registration? Uh, oh...
TV DVDs
Movie DVDs
Blu-ray DVDs
How to lower your AC bills this summer
My parents' drinking embarrasses me
Lynn Coady
Retro action-adventure on a South Pacific island
A scene from Tales of the Gold Monkey
Is Fergie the new Diana?
Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson
Beurre blanc
Oil spill could creep up U.S. East Coast
A contract worker hired by BP patrols the shore for oil to collect June 3, 2010 in Dauphin Island, Alabama. Oil related to the Deepwater Horizon accident began to appear two days ago on the shores of Alabama and recent projections indicate the Florida panhandle could be next.
Two ways to look at AT&T
White House sends BP a cleanup bill for $69-million
Michael Babad
The Bee that's all the buzz
Nate Gartke, 13, of Edmonton has powder applied to his nose during a commercial break in the final round of the 2007 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Word-05
MPs say Canadian trainers may stay in Afghanistan after 2011
In this Jan. 17, 2010 file photo, Canadian Police Constable Craig Dickie, left, from Milton, Ontario, part of the Canadian Police Contingent, demonstrates a gun to an Afghan Police officer at a checkpoint in Kandahar City.
Greyhound bus killer wins right to supervised walks
Vince Li is escorted by sheriff officers on his way to a court appearance in Portage la Prairie, Man., on Aug. 5, 2008.
Mining tax could benefit Teck, CEO says
Teck CEO Don Lindsay
Float plane operator leery of in-flight life jackets
An Atleo Air Cessna 185 float plane like this one, shown in 2008, crashed into the water off Vancouver Island on Saturday, killing 4 people.
Construction Chic Gala
Amanda Blakley (left) and Ashleigh Dempster
BNS hits bond market
Spain squeeze past South Korea in Fabregas return
Spain's Jesus Navas (L) fights for the ball with South Korea's Lee Young-Pyo during a friendly soccer match in Innsbruck June 3, 2010. REUTERS/Dominic Ebenbichler
If only you could make this stuff up
Police demo G20 tools
Riot police stand in formation with bicycle police as the Integrated Security Unit for the G20 provide a technical briefing at the Toronto Police College Thursday, June 3, 2010.
Humorous side of Tiger revealed in latest TV ad
Tiger Woods and former NFL coach Mike Ditka in the new commercial from EA Sports to promote the new video game Tiger Woods PGA Tour '11.
UBS expands U.S. equity sales
Catching up
Glenn Cooper
Stealing away
Isabel Woolf
Photos of dad
Erick Pay sent us this photo titled "First drink from the hose"
Another enchantment
Martin Walker
The cottage, and a bright red chair
Tish Cohen
Basi-Virk case put back until Monday
CIBC lands energy analyst
Google doodle your way
Cheap tricks pay for road warriors
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