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Burke's work not done after deal
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke speaks to the media (AP Photo/Tom Gannam)
Microsoft hangs up on its Kin
Two Microsoft Corp. Kin phones are shown in San Francisco, Wednesday, May 12, 2010. The Kins are geared toward social networking-obsessed teens and twenty-somethings that want a cool, affordable handset without feeling the need for additional apps like Apple's iPhone offers.
Whitecaps crumple Impact
Pajkic prevails in 'Rumble at Rama'
Sinclair tallies in WPS All-Star game
Brind'Amour opts for retirement
Rod Brind'Amour #17 of the Carolina Hurricanes skates in a NHL game against the Philadelphia Flyers at the Wachovia Center December 19, 2006 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Hurricanes defeated the Flyers 2 to 1. (Photo by Len Redkoles/Getty Images)
Goalies face lower net income
David Shoalts
Report: Woods divorce comes in at $750-million
Tiger Woods, his daugher, Sam, and wife, Elin Nordegren, in a 2009 photo
Application for judicial review can't stop anti-HST petition juggernaut
Former British Columbia premier Bill Vander Zalm, left, and anti-HST organizer Eddie Petrossian speak with media before boarding a ferry in Tsawwassen, B.C., on Wednesday to deliver anti-HST petitions to Elections B.C. in Victoria.
Five things this Canada Day
American singer and songwriter Erykah Badu performs on stage, on the opening day of the 42nd Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland, Friday, July 4, 2008.
Canucks make wholesale changes
Vancouver Canucks Kyle Wellwood celebrates his first goal of the season against the Los Angeles Kings during third period NHL hockey action in Vancouver, British Columbia November 26, 2009. REUTERS/Lyle Stafford
2010: The year Canada grew up
Immigration, old age and technology to rule Wente's Canada 47 years from now
Margaret Wente
Couples walks softly, carries big stick on senior tour
American golfer Fred Couples watches his drive on the 5th hole during the 2008 Telus World Skins at Predator Ridge in Vernon, B.C. on June 16, 2008. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff Bassett
Black Bloc interrupted soldier's cortège: Blair
Toronto Police chief Bill Blair prepares for a press conference at police headquarters in Toronto Tuesday, June 29, 2010.
Police had 'communication issues' with G20, board chair says
Leafs acquire Versteeg from 'Hawks
Chicago Blackhawks' Kris Versteeg, lower left, celebrates with Duncan Keith, right, and Andrew Ladd after scoring against the Vancouver Canucks during the third period of Game 2 of an NHL hockey Western Conference second-round playoff series Monday, May 3, 2010, in Chicago. The Blackhawks won 4-2. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Three months, 85 boxes, 100,000 pages, 700,000 signatures to stop the HST in B.C.
Former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm (left) and anti-HST organizer Eddie Petrossian get ready to board a ferry in Tsawwassen on Wednesday to deliver anti-HST petitions.
B.C. businesses get ready for the HST
Montreal mobster's death marks a reckoning for the Rizzutos
Agostino Cuntrera, (left) photographed in 2006, at the funeral of Domenico Macri.
Indians prolong Blue Jays' funk
Toronto Blue Jays Fred Lewis flips his bat away after striking out to end the seventh inning of the Jays MLB American League baseball game against the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland, Ohio June 30, 2010. REUTERS/Aaron Josefczyk
At Harvard, alleged spy hosted a Scotch drink-up
The man known as Don Heathfield, who was arrested this week as an alleged undercover Russian spy, is seen here six weeks ago during his May, 2010, class reunion for graduates of the Kennedy School of Governance at Harvard University.
'Butterflies' greet Argos' Copeland in return
Allan Maki
Morgan leads way in Riders backfield
Saskatchewan Roughriders # 3 Omarr Morgan celebrates an interception returned for a touchdown in the fourth quarter Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005, at Taylor Field in Regina, Saskatchewan. (CP PHOTO/Troy Fleece)
Oil spill accelerates electric car subsidies
The Chevy Volt.
CFL Week 1
Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Ricky Ray fires a pass against the Montreal Alouettes during first quarter CFL Eastern Conference final Saturday, Nov. 15, 2008 in Montreal. The Alouettes beat the Eskimos 36-26 to move on to the Grey Cup final. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
Alouettes remain class of East
Montreal Alouettes slotback Ben Cahoon makes a touchdown catch during fourth quarter Grey Cup action in Calgary, Sunday November 29, 2009. An iPod has become has much a part of a CFL player's equipment as a helmet and cleats. But there are some surprises to what athletes listen to. Mixed in with the rock and rap, some players also grove on a little gospel before a game. Others, like Montreal's Ben Cahoon doesn't even listen to music. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Macho, macho van ...
2011 Chevrolet Cruze RS
Man on spy watch list evades Cypriot police
Men walk past the Achileon hotel where suspected spy Christopher Robert Metsos was believed to be staying in Larnaca on June 30, 2010.
Riding the World Cup craze
Soccer rims
Nothing trivial in this pursuit
Oil's well, don't fret long service interval
2007 Honda CR-V Bob English for The Globe and Mail
'Love at first sight' for this Aston Martin
1974 Aston Martin V8
Even Republicans charmed by Kagan's manner at confirmation hearings
Konrad Yakabuski
The Maxima and what else?
2010 Nissan Maxima
Victoria police planning illegal Canada Day searches, BCCLA charges
CSIS director should get smart
2010 is a year that belongs to Canada
Canada should invest in preventing a wholly preventable disease
Queen's gift to Canada: Rock history
The Queen and Prince Philip help dedicate the statue of Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on Wednesday.
Cacau doubtful for Argentina clash
Germany's striker Cacau poses for photographers before addressing a press conference at the Velmore hotel in Erasmia near Pretoria June 21, 2010 during the 2010 World Cup football tournament. Getty Images/ JOHN MACDOUGAL
The best car I ever owned
Hello, sunshine! Talk about energy savers
IOGear Solar Bluetooth Hands-free car kit
Names of appointees to the Order of Canada
Canadian astronaut Julie Payette smiles as she is introduced to employees as she arrives at the Canadian Space Agnecy Friday August 28, 2009 in Longueuil, Que. marking her return following her mission to the International Space Station. Ms. Payette's appointment to the Order of Canada was announced on June 30, 2010.
CI funds boast consistently strong returns
Calcavecchia a rookie at 50
What is Canada's brand?
Canada New
Leighton staying put in Philly
Michael Leighton #49 of the Philadelphia Flyers makes a save against the Montreal Canadiens in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals during the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Bell Centre on May 22, 2010 in Montreal, Canada. (Photo by Dave Sandford/Getty Images)
Canada to Congo: Play fair with miners
Heavy machinery at First Quantum's Frontier copper mine in Fungurume, southern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Mental-health centre backs away from smoking ban
File photo of the view looking out onto Queen St. in one of the buildings at CAMH.
Man and woman in critical condition after shooting incident outside N.S. grocery store: RCMP
We need more primary care, not more physicians
Quebec cleric named to key Vatican post
Cardinal Marc Ouellet responds to media at a news conference about his appointment by Pope Benedict XVI as Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops, Wednesday, June 30, 2010 in Quebec City.
TransCanada's Keystone opens U.S. taps
TransCanada's Hal Kvisle
The maestro plays off-key
Defending champion Roger Federer covers his face during his press confrence following his loss to Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic, in their qurterfinal at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon, Wednesday, June 30, 2010. (AP Photo/Tom Lovelock, AELTC, Pool)
Canada's National Team: The contenders
1996 4x100-metre relay team: Canada loves a winner, but Canada especially loves a winner when it comes at the expense of our neighbour to the south. So beating the Americans – the self-professed sprint kings – on their home soil in the 4x100-metre relay, after Donovan Bailey had already claimed gold in the individual event, made the 1996 Atlanta Olympics a landmark sporting event for Canada. Paul Attfield
Michael Wilson among Order of Canada appointments
Michael Wilson's appointment in the Order of Canada was announced Wednesday.
Google denies bowing to Beijing
Google
Two provinces, two sets of HST rules
HST comes into effect July 1 in Ontario and British Columbia.
Hearing for man accused of having explosives adjourned until Friday
Cottage/cabin/camp/chalet: Whose neck of the woods is better?
Lake Muskoka
Beware the 'bolt out of the blue'
How to profit in a low rate environment
School bus driver charged in sex assault of girl, 9
Building a case for natural gas
Turf the running shoes to train for race day
'Running is great and I absolutely love it, but it can be hard on your body,' says Doneen Swart, who trains by swimming and cycling.
U.S. analysis on home birth risks seen as deeply flawed
GM dealer close-down deadline extended
Workers remove some of the old signage at a GM dealership in Toronto.
New trial for Saskatchewan man charged in shooting death of daughter's boyfriend
Kim Walker walks out of the Yorkton, Sask.'s courtroom on Friday Jan. 12, 2007. Walker, a Saskatchewan man convicted of gunning down his daughter?s drug-dealing boyfriend, will get a new trial.
Oversized wheels mean plus-sized repair bills
Rob MacGregor
Swept from a peaceful protest
Robert Gordon Rogers
The inner Canadian, sophisticated drinkers, American humour
One teen dead, another critically injured in Scarborough pool accident
Bureaucrat 'cozy' with lobbyist, lawyer suggests
Campbell's chief of staff Martyn Brown walks into Vancouver's BC Supreme court May 19, 2010.
Royal Bank, TD CEOs named to Order of Canada
My older hubby's interest in young women creeps me out
David Eddie
This DJ needs to step up before walking down the aisle
‘I’ve tried so many fitness classes, only a few stick,’ says Josie Dye, with Ajax Boxing Club coach Colin Matchim.
Lucky break sends Murray to victory over Tsonga
Britain's Andy Murray celebrates breaking the serve of France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the 2010 Wimbledon tennis championships in London.
Head tax redress was not enough: Chinese descendents
97 year old Thomas Soon (L) and 99 year old Charlie Quon hold government cheques, the first redress payments to Chinese Head Tax payers in Vancouver, BC, October 20, 2006.
Fear of flying, or fear of flying with you?
Joanne Will
The close: Dow slips in quarter
Canadian fruit celebration crisp
Chef Michael Smith in PEI, where seven new farmers markets have debuted in recent years.
Rogers poised to launch Chatr service
A Rogers Communications store in Ottawa
One nation, one collector, 50,000 albums
Robert Williston pulls a couple of records from his huge collection in the basement of his Alberta home.
Inside Robert Williston's collection
Bent Wind's album 'Sussex', the most valuable record in Robert Williston's Canadian music collection.
Doubting the Dutch
Most companies ignore social goals in setting CEO pay
Senate stalls over greenhouse gas bill
New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton (right) and NDP MP Bruce Hyer announce their reintroduction of the Climate Change Accountability Act, at a news conference in Ottawa Tuesday Feb. 10, 2009.
The cloud sees a milk jug, curators see Vermeer
Russell Smith
Coyotes axe team president
Kenny G: He's a soul man
Kenny G performs the American national anthem before the start of the East-West Shrine football game in Orlando, Fla., in January.
Rogers buy into Raptors at a low point
Canada should prepare for 'demographic time bomb'
Michael Babad
Canada's National Uniform: The contenders
Balaclava: Filmmaker Zarqa Nawaz - creator of 'Little Mosque on the Prairie' - defends her pick for the quintessential Canadian gear: 'Before you sniff and insist it’s only a winter garment for children who don’t mind being targets of ridicule, think again. The balaclava is already an indispensable garment for adults who work in climate-sensitive professions: mapmakers and tree planters. Hardy Canadian professions if there ever were one or two.'
The show does go on, but not without incident
Members of Soulpepper Theatre's new play 'Jitters' (from left to right): actress Abena Malika, director Ted Dykstra, and actor C. David Johnson.
Ten disappointing U.S. tech stocks
New Mazda5 goes with the flow
The new Mazda5
Joachim Loew says Argentina is the favourite
Head coach Joachim Loew of Germany speaks to the media during a press conference in the media centre at Velmore Grande Hotel on Wednesday.
Architecture's Miss Universe
Thomas Heatherwick’s Seed Cathedral, the British pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010, has won the Lubetkin Prize for architecture.
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