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Fears of double-dip recession grow in U.S.
Free agent madness prevails
Riders get sweet revenge on Als
Saskatchewan Roughriders running back Wes Cates celebrates a second half touchdown against the Montreal Alouettes during Canadian Football League action in Regina, July 1, 2010. REUTERS/Fred Greenslade
Queen's engineering prof was an expert in hydrology
Russ Kennedy, left, with Major Mike Tucker during the Second World War.
On Deck
Cleveland Indians Shin-Soo Choo is unable to make a catch as he jumps against the wall after a ball hit by Toronto Blue Jays Adam Lind during the first inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Cleveland, Ohio July 1, 2010. REUTERS/Aaron Josefczyk
How the Haitian diaspora helps at home
Raptors lockup Johnson for five years
Toronto Raptors' Amir Johnson (15) beats Detroit Pistons' Tayshuan Prince to the basket for a dunk in the first half of an NBA basketball game Monday, April 12, 2010, in Auburn Hills, Mich. (AP Photo/Duane Burleson)
Alberta politicians defend oil sands after Syncrude found guilty in duck deaths
An image shown in a court case over the death of more than 1,000 ducks caught in a Syncrude tailings pond.
Savard fits Flames' need
Eric Duhatschek
Washington tax break for B.C. shoppers delayed
Innovative coach Don Coryell dies
A new skate park for sick old-school tricks
Wee Wong rides at Bonsor Skatepark In Burnaby, B.C., on July 1.
Ghana's success builds hope for peace after soccer
Ghana Black Stars fans cheer after their team beat the U.S. 2-1 on June 26 at the World Cup in South Africa.
Mbeki accuses summit leaders of abandoning Africa
Former South African president Thabo Mbeki says the G8/G20 summits demonstrated that Africa has been relegated to the sidelines of the global development agenda.
Toronto FC fights back for tie
Houston Dynamo's Pat Onstad (R) and Lovel Palmer watch a shot by Toronto FC's Dan Gargan go into the net during the second half of their MLS soccer game in Toronto July 1, 2010. REUTERS/ Mike Cassese
Four arrested in suspected hate crimes
Lilith cancels another 10 concerts
Singer Sarah McLachlan rehearses for her new album and upcoming Lilith concerts in Vancouver.
Death in St. James Park tempers Canada Day celebrations
Maternal-health initiative still a work in progress
Van de Velde back on top in Europe
CPR should be compulsory in high-school education
The movement out of gay enclaves is a sign of rising social tolerance
For happier patients, go electronic
A timeline on the G20 five-metre rule that didn't exist
Adam Radwanski
Olli returns to Flames
Calgary Flames' Olli Jokinen, from Finland, chats with his teammates during practice in Calgary, Tuesday, April 14, 2009. The Calgary Flames will face the Chicago Blackhawks in game one of the NHL Western Conference quarterfinal playoff series in Chicago on Thursday.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
TD expertise extends to bond funds
Expiring Tamiflu puts health officials in a potentially expensive bind
This undated handout picture given by Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche shows the antiviral drug of capsules of Tamiflu at a Roche plant.
It's the cash that draws me to politics, failed B.C. mayoral candidate says
Mike Reilly has run for mayor in Delta, B.C., three times.
Friday's Quarter-finals
A Brazil fan enjoys the atmosphere prior to the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group G match between Portugal and Brazil at Durban Stadium on June 25, 2010 in Durban, South Africa. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)
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The Chalkbot.
Advertising's leap across the digital divide
The 'Wild West' of wildlife control
Marsha Lederman tweets from Lilith
Co-headliner Sheryl Crow performs at Lilith 2010 in Calgary on June 27.
My photog boyfriend takes naked pinups in his bedroom
Lynn Coady
Why we want what we want: A new book looks to explain it all
Soccer theatrics, Facebook de-spousing, the snake is cleared
Lorraine Emma Hammett
My link to the past is gone
Things weren't always tasty in a relationship, if memory serves
Sarah Hampson
Parents, students fight to keep their school
Canucks make their first moves
Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby (87) passes the puck as Nashville Predators defenseman Dan Hamhuis (2) defends during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Sunday, Feb. 14, 2010. Nashville won 4-3 in a shootout. (AP Photo/Don Wright)
The close: Six days of losses
Kurtis Foster to drill for Oilers
Congo wins debt relief despite Canadian concerns
An age-old puzzle solved: Who will live to be 100
Jeanne Calment is officially the world's oldest person in the world. She was born Feb. 21, 1875, and died at the age of 122, on Aug. 4, 1997.
Germany, Argentina ramp up the rhetoric
Argentina's coach Diego Maradona gestures during a training session at the University's High Performance Centre in Pretoria.
Indians sweep Blue Jays
A spectacular mash of discord and off-kilter swing
Sixty-eight-year-old drummer Han Bennink, of Holland, plays the drums during a workshop at the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival on Tuesday.
An angry Jarrett, a teen sax whiz and something super from the Farm
Keith Jarrett in full swing in 2004.
Solitary Man: Delicious vice is our reward
Michael Douglas in Solitary Man
Canucks sign Malhotra, Perreault
A History of Violence: Passion in the mythological Midwest
Viggo Mortensen in A History of Violence
Muse splashes, flashes, plashes & panaches
You must be Jokinen
Eric Duhatschek
Maple Leafs ink Colby Armstrong
Pittsburgh Penguins' Colby Armstrong (L) fights with Ottawa Senators' Mike Comrie during the third period in Game 2 of NHL's Eastern Conference quarterfinal hockey game in Ottawa April 14, 2007. REUTERS/Shaun Best
Tehroun: Call it Three Lowlifes and a Baby
A scene from Tehroun
An enduring mix of sweetness and spice
He doesn't say much, but those biceps have Twihards swooning
Kellan Lutz poses for a portrait while in Toronto on June 20.
St. Louis signs four-year extension
Seventies-era spoof still entertains - and still stings
Kid Rock concert in Halifax cancelled
Kid Rock performs in Malta on June 30.
Tanguay signs one-year deal with Flames
Flyers add Meszaros from Tampa Bay
Diageo uses whisky to tackle pension deficit
A cooper rebuilds oak casks at the company's traditional cooperage at Carsebridge, Scotland. The casks, recycled from previous use, will be used to store Diageo's scotch whisky.
Martin Biron signs with Rangers
Senators sign Gonchar to 3-year deal
Brian Savage #49 of the Philadelphia Flyers skates with the puck trailed by Sergei Gonchar #55 of the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Wachovia Center April 11, 2006 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Flyers defeated the Penguins 4-3. (Photo by Len Redkoles/Getty Images)
Review: The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet, by David Mitchell
Water: Canada's secret ingredient for Afghan development
A Canadian soldier with BRAVO Company, 1st battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment leaves his base to patrol outside the village of Nakhonay in Panjwai district, southern Afghanistan, June 9, 2010.
Amazon cuts Kindle price as iPad raises heat
The no-script zone
Stephanie Morgenstern and Mark Ellis in their reading alcove.
2010 NHL Free Agency blog
This This Dec. 8, 2009, file photo shows New York Islanders goalie Martin Biron watching the puck shot by Philadelphia Flyers' Jeff Carter in the third period of an NHL hockey game, in Philadelphia. Veteran goalie Martin Biron signed a two-year deal with the New York Rangers on Thursday, July 1, 2010, less than one hour into the NHL's free-agent shopping season. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)
Queen expresses admiration for Canada
Queen Elizabeth II speaks with Prime Minister Stephen Harper as they take part in Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday July 1, 2010.
Reebok ZigTechs: like running on toothpaste, and that could be good for you
Amy Verner
NHL's free agency opens
Serena battles past Kvitova into final
Review: Doing Dangerously Well, by Carole Enahoro
At noon: Stocks dip
Review: Wolf Wanted, by Ana Maria Machado
Review: The Twin, by Gerbrand Bakker
Toronto home a Triple threat
Revamping Vancouver's hillside bungalows
New in crime fiction
Rooftop pools making a splash
Pure Spirit resident Jason Rosso, left, and Mathew Rosenblatt, one of the principals of Cityscape Development, poolside at the Distillery District condo tower on an unfortunately rainy day.
Is this the end of architecture's Gilded Age?
John Bentley Mays
Turning your business into a good time
At 40, she's getting a new lease on life
Dave LeBlanc
In Toronto, multiple factors are at work shaping a see-saw market
Review: Why We Hate the Oil Companies, by John Hofmeister; Oil, by Tom Bower
Poggy fish lie dead and stuck in oil in Bay Jimmy near Port Sulpher, Louisiana on June 20. The BP leak continues to dump thousands of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico every day.
Pierre Lueders retires from competition
At the open: Stocks flat
Zvonareva to Wimbledon final
Vera Zvonareva of Russia serves during her semi-final match against Tsvetana Pironkova of Bulgaria.
Roy Hodgson named new Liverpool manager
Researchers ask Canada to ban asbestos
Premarket: Stocks look shaky
Precious metals manager sees gold heading north
It took months to cook up space cookie for astronauts
Canadian astronaut Dave Williams is seen at the International Space Station while Space Shuttle Endeavour remained docked with the station in this August 2007 file photo.
BP should say goodbye to its U.S. operations
Eric Reguly
When the customer decides to buy the company
John Warrillow
New York Fries heats up in Hong Kong
What a difference 50 years make
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