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June 4

Breakdown and three stars
Flyers tap northwest pipeline
Allan Maki
Good Week; Bad Week
Paul Attfield
On Deck
Professional automobile racer Paul Tracy throws out the opening pitch prior to AL baseball action between the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees in Toronto Friday, June 4, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Anti-HST petition 'nonsense': former A-G
Harry Neufeld, British Columbia's chief electoral officer, in his office building in Victoria Tuesday.
Cecil scorches Yankees
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Brett Cecil works against the New York Yankees during eighth inning AL baseball action in Toronto Friday, June 4, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Ryder Cup 'Brain scan' called for if Pavin cuts Tiger
Tiger Woods reacts after a putt on the 18th green during the first round of the Memorial golf tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club on Thursday, June 3, 2010, in Dublin, Ohio. (AP Photo/Terry Gilliam)
Afghanistan's unlikely peace plan: Strengthen Islamic law, free Taliban
Afghan President Hamid Karzai addresses a peace jirga in Kabul on Friday, June 4.
Jays continue homer binge
Toronto Blue Jays' Jose Bautista, left, celebrates his second inning home run with teammate Lyle Overbay during AL baseball action against the New York Yankees in Toronto Friday, June 4, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Flyers pull level with Hawks
Ice Edge reappears in Phoenix
Ice Edge Holdings chairman Keith McCullough, second from right, laughs while joking with partners, from left to right, CEO Anthony LeBlanc, COO Daryl Jones, and CFO Todd Jordan in a suite at the ACC during NHL regular season action between the Phoenix Coyotes and Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Darren Calabrese for The Globe and Mail
Israeli commando raid is a gift to Hamas
Controversial treatment creating bitterness in MS Society elections
Italian doctor Paolo Zamboni made world news with his experimental treatment for MS, which immediately prompted calls for studies.
Change of attitude in B.C.
Matthew Sekeres
Team capsules
Montreal Alouettes kicker Damon Duval signals after kicking the game-winning field goal during fourth quarter Grey Cup action in Calgary, Sunday November 29, 2009. Montreal won the game 28-27. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Stanley Cup on Broad Street
Patrick Kane #88 of the Chicago Blackhawks looks on in Game Four of the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Final against the Philadelphia Flyers at Wachovia Center on June 4, 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Oh, to be in Basel in June
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Prime Minister Stephen Harper leave the Elysee Palace in Paris on Friday, June 4.
Make it the Royal Canadian Navy
A lesson for educators: no half-nelsons
Gambling on the boatmen
Toronto Argonauts newly hired head coach Jim Barker smiles during a press conference announcing his appointment in Toronto Tuesday, February 9, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
Hilda, 84, was no frail lady - until she received hospital 'care'
Ignatieff backs off bipartisan immigration reform deal amid caucus revolt
Ladd returns, boosts Blackhawks
Simon Gagne #12 of the Philadelphia Flyers falls in front of the goal of teammate Michael Leighton #49 as Andrew Ladd #16 of the Chicago Blackhawks looks on in Game Four of the 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Final at Wachovia Center on June 4, 2010 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
A Golden temple, a tarnished moment
Air India milestone has Canada's Sikhs praying for answers
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Italy's Pirlo could miss World Cup
Italy's soccer player Andrea Pirlo (L) warms up during a training session in Sestriere, an alpine village in northwest Italy, June 2, 2010. REUTERS/Giorgio Perottino
Thank God for Frank Stronach. What would we do without him?
Derek DeCloet
For BP, now come the lawyers
The Reichmanns' dreams of glory dismantled, one panel at a time
Crews working on the platform at First Canadian Place will completely rehaul one storey each week.
City opens pools early to help beat the heat
Stars and Dogs for the week of June 5
Archie, a Chinese Crested, is seen here prior to winning World's Ugliest Dog competition at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, Calif. in 2006.
The Bay steps up its game with a focus on shoes
Researchers explore how video game technology can treat brain disorders
Passive investor maintains a steady hand
WHO under fire over handling of H1N1 pandemic
A registered nurse injects a dose of the H1N1 flu vaccine at a Toronto health clinic on Thursday, October 29, 2009
My first, forbidden game of soccer
The World is a Ball By John Doyle
Canada looks ahead to World Cup
Inverse ETFs can be a smart choice for hands-on investors
Rob Carrick
A safe place to hide during a global economic storm
David Parkinson
City dwellers turning ho-hum backyards into urban retreats
Landscape architect Senga Lindsay, at her North Vancouver home last week, has transformed her property into a produce-generating powerhouse.
Toronto's transformation to Silicon Valley North
Scraping off that grid iron rust
Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive lineman Jeremy O'Day and offensive lineman Gene Makowsky hoist the Grey Cup after beating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-19 to win the 95th Canadian Football League Grey Cup in Toronto Sunday, Nov. 25, 2007. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Running from the desperate
U.S. joblessness, more Europe debt send tremors through recovery
Things to do this weekend
A battle with leukemia brings unlikely happiness
Paul Waldie
Happy trails: 18 years of trans-Canada trekking
The Trans-Canada Trail currently has 15,525 kilometres of operational pathways that span the country.
Shootings show every Shangri-la has its dark side
Flowers laid at the scene of a shooting in Egremont, Cumbria, on Wednesday.
Looking for clues in BP's dividend
BP CEO Tony Hayward
In Europe, all quiet on the abortion front
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Prime Minister Stephen Harper leave the Elysee Palace in Paris on Friday, June 4.
The lives and careers of Sale and Pelletier
Canadian figure skaters Jamie Sale and David Pelletier pose with their newborn son Jesse.
The many treks to Gaza
Gulf Coast law firms rush to sign up potential clients
BP contract worker cleans oil from a marsh near Venice, Louisiana
Trivial Pursuit's co-inventor never outpaced his demons
Trysts and turns: Hearts overwhelm heads in love
Ian Brown
Canada wins three track medals
Lolo Jones (R) of the U.S. wins the women's 100m hurdles event ahead of Priscilla Lopes-Schliep of Canada at the Bislett Games in Oslo June 4, 2010. REUTERS/Lise Aserud/Scanpix Norway
Balcony fall a homicide; police release security images of suspects
Best small business stories of the week
Portion of the cover of Your Business magazine June issue.
A conversation with Howard Dean
Howard Dean, physician and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
Calgary vacancy rates lower than recently feared
James Chatto's departure marks the end of an era
Wash down smoked salmon with a black velvet, a tasty combo of Guinness and cava.
June 5: Letters to the editor
They've come a long way, baby
Edgar Degas, A Cafe on Boulevard de Montmartre, 1877
Canada, U.S. release trade balances, Thursday
Missing changed moon rock may have been found in W.Va.
G8 countries will have leeway on abortion, leaked draft suggests
A pregnant Angolan mother is seen with one of her five children on the southern edge of Luanda in August, 2009.
Make a little change
Take that, ink-stained wretch!
G(irls) 20 Summit delegates
The Harper government, women's rights and the cost of speaking out
Mulroney went to court and all I got was this lousy …
Tabatha Southey
Five car-buying terms you should know
2010 Mazda3
Insiders get defensive at Héroux-Devtek
Bullish on Finning
Change of guard at Gluskin Sheff
Sale and Pelletier announce divorce
Mock data mystifies shipping company blamed for phantom oil spill off N.L.
Q&A with Howard Dean and William Frist
Goonies 101
Argentine pianist reveals dramatic flair in expressive Mahler, Chopin
Ingrid Fliter Photo by Christian Steiner
Assets on both sides of the border
A meek America bad news for currency, markets
The front of the Statue of Liberty is viewed during a media tour to the crown. Visitors to the statue will again be allowed to climb to the Statue's crown which will re-open to the public on July 4th, 2009, after having been closed since the September 11, 2001 attacks on New York.
Vancouver's international summer fireworks show will go on
Lead poisoning kills 163 in Nigeria
Toronto astrophysicists pretty much figured out origins of universe
Ian Brown
The close: Early losses turn to rout
The art of weekend reading
The Big Red Machine
Another Tory minister faces call for Jaffer-related ethics probe
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Dominique Brown
Noise annoys in the workplace
No magic formula for parallel parking
Parallel parking in a tight space is for the experienced city driver.
Johannesburg's inner city makes an amazing revival
Johannesburg's Gandhi Square, a major transportation hub in the downtown core, has been transformed in recent years from a crime-ridden area that was considered one of the most dangerous in the city to a safe public space ringed by small shops and restaurants.
Secrets to their success
Olga Kovalchuk
Meet the top 40 (last names Po-W)
Eve Tsai
Meet the top 40 (last names K-Pe)
Olga Kovalchuk
Meet the top 40 (last names Du-I)
Sean Ivens
Meet the top 40 (last names A-Dr)
Ike Ahmed
Memories of Rush
Johnny Hatch sent us this photo. He writes, "Had the chance to meet Geddy Lee at Canadian Music Week in 2007. Super talented and a cool guy."
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