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Appeal of Khadr ruling sets off another legal battle in long-running case
Canadian Omar Khadr is shown in a 2010 courtroom sketch at the Camp Justice compound on Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base in Cuba.
TTC unveils its exits strategy
Confronting the 'honour killing' taboo
Tory filibuster seeks to block hearings on G20 policing
Anti-summit protesters clash with police in downtown Toronto, Ont June 25/2010. Windows were smashed throughout the downtown core.
Study: teens spending seven hours a day in front of TVs, computers
Blue Rodeo frontman's favourite driving songs
Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo performs at the Mariposa Folk Festival in Orillia on July 11, 2010.
B.C. arts groups blast funding cuts
All-Star slugfest
American League All-Star Nick Swisher #33 of the New York Yankees looks on during the first round of the 2010 State Farm Home Run Derby during All-Star Weekend at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on July 12, 2010 in Anaheim, California.
First forecasts are for sockeye rebound
A sockeye salmon scurries through shallow water.
Canucks shake up front office
The Ugandan bomb attacks, victims, suspects
A doctor treats one of the men wounded in Sunday night's explosions in Kampala, which killed scores of football fans in the Ugandan capital watching the World Cup final.
Plan to ship nuclear waste on Great Lakes angers some local mayors, environmentalists
Islamists claim responsibility for Uganda attack
Paramedics treat some of the injured in a hallway at Mulago Hospital in Kampala after separate bomb blasts ripped through two bars packed with soccer fans watching the World Cup final.
Canada needs a soccer identity
Manchester United's Owen Hargreaves celebrates scoring against Fulham during the English Premier League soccer match at the Craven Cottage Stadium, London, Saturday March 1, 2008. Hargreaves grew up in Canada idolizing basketball great Michael Jordan. Soccer's Champions League was an alien concept to the kid from Calgary. Then, as a 16-year-old, Hargreaves joined Bayern Munich's youth setup in 1997 and was introduced to European soccer's most lucrative club competition.
Jim Bohlen was a co-founder of Greenpeace
Greenpeace co-founder Jim Bohlen, seen in 1990, first called the group the Don't Make a Wave Committee.
Chemist Charles Beer 'cracked the code' for a cancer breakthrough
Oxford-trained Charles Beer worked at the University of Western Ontario and at the university of British Columbia.
The Canadian appetite for prissiness
Vancouver mayor puts foot in his potty mouth
Gary Mason
July in Raptorland
Toronto Raptors coach Jay Triano (L), Amir Johnson (C) and general manager Bryan Colangelo (R) annonce that Johnson has been re-signed, in Toronto on Thursday, July 8, 2010.
Police seek teen in four bank robberies in GTA
Police have released this photo of the suspect in four bank robberies in Burlington and Oakville.
Calgary Stampede sees more upbeat mood
New York corporate lawyer Guy Lander at the Calgary Stampede, July 12, 2010.
TransCanada faces industry pushback on pipeline tolls
TransCanada mainline in Western Canada. Pictured is sideboom cats in synchronized pipe lowering position.
The rocky road to return after a dismissal
Skip the salsa, don't rock the guac if you don't want food poisoning
Bhutan's happiness scale
Canadian at centre of Bhutanese government's 'Gross National Happiness' movement
Ron Colman, who has traveled to Bhutan to study their measurements for rating Gross National Happiness, sits under a tree in Tantallon, NS, July 2, 2010.
BP's well-capping effort fuels fresh hope
Oil cleanup crew bags up oiled sand along the Grand Isle beach front, Louisiana, on July 5
How to succeed at succession
CTV National News anchor Lloyd Robertson will be replaced by long-time fill-in Lisa LaFlamme when he retires next year.
New system urged to treat rare-disease patients: analysis
Workplace PDAs: How far is too far?
Celebrating Spain's World Cup victory on Sunday, goalkeeper Iker Casillas decided to make out with his sportscaster girlfriend Sara Carbonero - on air as she interviewed him after the game.
Calgary mayoral race candidate profiles
Calgary mayoral race features a mixed bag of candidates
Mayoral candidate Naheed Nenshi greets passersby at the Calgary Stampede parade on Friday.
Expect Fehr to be on NHLPA's side
David Shoalts
Ballots and rebuilding
Ontario Loblaw workers approve strike mandate
Race organizers are working to heal wounds
Canadian Alex Tagliani rounds turn ten in the late laps of the IRL Indy Car Series, Honda Indy Toronto race, July 12, 2009.
Tories mull shrinking Veterans Affairs as old soldiers fade away
A veteran places his poppy on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during Remembrance Day ceremonies in Ottawa on Nov. 11, 2009.
GMP analyst cuts price targets on fund companies
Official languages watchdog launches census investigation
Commissioner of Official Languages Graham Fraser
The Supercorp 'announcement'
Prominent activist released on bail after G20 arrest
An anti-G20 protester flashes a peace sign near the temporary detention centre in Toronto on June 27, 2010.
Deals of the Day: Pengrowth buys, Couche-Tard fights on
Tim's Ignatieff bar
Cats do impressions, beauty's drawback, help for hurt feelings
David Gordon Mackay
I'm a twentysomething divorcée
CD reviews
Devon Energy shuts down oil sands wells after bitumen-laced steam leak
M.I.A.: Back in action
Essential tracks
TV is not dead, just on a summer pause
Woods still struggling on road to redemption
Tiger Woods practices at the Old Course, St. Andrews
Euro bailout fund may be inactive after launch
The close: Relief from Alcoa
Caisse real estate arm hires COO
July 24 to 25: What's in the stars for you this weekend?
July 23: What's in the stars for you today?
July 22: What's in the stars for you today?
Alcoa numbers a mixed bag
July 21: What's in the stars for you today?
July 20: What's in the stars for you today?
July 19: What's in the stars for you today?
Stepfather enters not guilty plea in killing of Clare Shelswell
A member of the Mountain Park Community Church holds a program with a photograph of five-year-old Clare Shelswell prior to her funeral in Abbotsford, B.C., on Wednesday July 7, 2010. The young girl was allegedly killed by her stepfather while on holidays in Washington state on June 27.
Stifel Nicolaus Canada adds to sales and trading
Fraser River sockeye certified sustainable
Women's minister warns against 'honour killings'
Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on March 11, 2010.
Facelift to keep iconic mall at the top of its game
A rendering of what the Centre Court will look like after Toronto's Eaton Centre is renovated.
Canucks lock up trio
July 17 to 18: What's in the stars for you this weekend?
July 16: What's in the stars for you today?
July 15: What's in the stars for you today?
UBS chops earnings expectations
Bunny hop: Playboy shares soar on potential buyout bid
Michael Babad
Canadian student founds Ghana-based social enterprise
Maryanne Mathias
Players hoping Fehr takes leadership position with union
The Major League Baseball Players Association has approved an $11-million (U.S.) severance package for Donald Fehr.
Meeting the dog stars of Legally Blonde
Dog handlers Kylen Kline and Patrick Peavy take care of the animals on days off and stay with them at the hotel while the show is on tour.
John Bull's Other Island: Shaw revisits Ireland, myth and reality
Second man charged in slaying of teen on Mississauga basketball court
John Waters and his 'good friend' the killer
China the answer for Balkan power revamp
Doras: Lowering the toxicity level
Tarragon Theatre's production of If We Were Birds, acclaimed by Dora jurors and by J. Kelly Nestruck too.
Morneau proudly carries the flag for Canada in majors
Minnesota Twins batter Justin Morneau reacts after striking out during the first inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Toronto July 7, 2010. REUTERS/ Mike Cassese
Ignatieff's magic bus
Appeal judge upholds Rob Ramage's conviction in fatal crash
Former Toronto Maple Leafs captain Rob Ramage leaves a Markham, Ont., court in a 2008 file photo.
Santana plays in the present; Winwood sticks with the past
Santana (seen here in 2006) is flying onstage.
The Boys are back and on drugs
DFO announces new rules for aquaculture in B.C.
A B.C. fish farm.
Welcome to the nation's 'quirky and confident' capital
China climbs atop green bandwagon
At the Shanghai Automotive Industry pavilion at the World Expo, a futuristic electric car seat which changes its angle according to the speed of the vehicle is on display.
Fire forces guests to flee B.C. resort for second year in a row
A forest fire threatens one of several structures at Seclusion Bay near Kelowna, B.C. Monday July 12, 2010.
The LeBron effect on business and basketball
LeBron James of the Miami Heat is introduced during a welcome party at American Airlines Arena on July 9, 2010 in Miami, Florida.
Requests to have B.C. ambulance service at rodeo where rider fatally injured were rejected, organizers say
The trouble with timber
Tories appeal Khadr ruling
Kinross needs to retest $16
Lou Schizas
Hoyle's Photo Blog
The Old Course following the end of the British Open
Mayor's gaffe prompts apology
Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson in front of the Public Library Monday November 17, 2008.
Why Consumer Reports won't recommend iPhone 4
Michael Babad
Former Afghan commander charged over alleged affair
Golf's past and present on display at Open
Tom Watson gestures during a practice round at St Andrews in Scotland
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