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South Africa's first World Cup still resonates
Photo taken on June 24, 1995 of South African rugby team captain, Francois Pienaar (R), being congratulated by South African President Nelson Mandela (L) after South Africa won the Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand in Johannesburg. Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela celebrates his 92nd birthday at home with his family on July 18, 2010, just one week after the World Cup showed off the successes of democratic South Africa.
Vancouver police get tough on boaters ahead of fireworks
Constable Graham Webb waves of the Vancouver Police Department Marine waves to kayakers near English Bay, July 21, 2010.
Statistics Canada chief falls on sword over census
Parliamentary ethics czar decries strict rules in conflict-of-interest cases
Daycare centre for seniors aims to help families cope
Practical nurse, Nicole Donaldson, stands in front of the house that will soon be an adult day centre, the Open Heart Adult Day Centre, for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, in Colwood, near Victoria, July 21, 2010.
Edmonton artists stick to their guns after UN 'censors' sculpture
Edmonton artist Wallis Kendal in front of his sculpture The Art of Peacemaking: The Gun Sculpture at the Expo 2000 World Exhibition in Hanover, Germany.
2011 Buick Regal a re-badged German Opel Insignia
2011 Buick Regal
Canada getting ahead of itself in race to escape Kandahar
How Buick proved me wrong
2011 Buick Regal
What else does Buick have in store?
2010 Buick LaCrosse CXS
Where HIV brings life of fear and isolation
Why did NHL kill the Kovalchuk contract?
HIV's Holy Grail: Hopeful talk of a cure for AIDS
London to launch bike-hire scheme with Quebec-made cycles
Workers in London attach branding stickers and signs to bicycles for London's new rent-a-bike program.
There's an easy fix for a deal with the Devils. Easy, but not likely
Eric Duhatschek
Rubenstein: Four-inch rough, one-dimensional golf
Martin Kaymer of Germany pulls grass off his club after hitting from the rough on the fifth hole during the final round of the British Open golf championship on the Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland, July 18, 2010.
Encarnacion's hot bat not enough
Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Edwin Encarnacion throws to first to make the second inning out against Kansas City Royals Brayan Pena during their MLB American League baseball game in Kansas City, Missouri, July 21, 2010.
Prosecution portrays stunning failures in liposuction death
Dr. Behnaz Yazdanfar in a July, 2009, file photo.
For Ames, golf is a family affair
Calgary golfer Stephen Ames plays the pro-am on the Wednesday before the start of the Canadian Open
Canada breaks through at world junior track championships
Bolton bests TFC on penalty kicks
Toronto FC's Mista (left) challenges Bolton Wanderers Fabrice Muamba for the ball during first half friendly soccer action in Toronto on Wednesday July 21, 2010.
Ontario calls on universities to agree to two-year wage freeze
COC sets sights on top-12 finish in 2012
Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games CEO John Furlong speaks after Team Canada's 2010 Olympic and Paralympic jerseys were unveiled in Vancouver, B.C., on Monday August 17, 2009.
RCMP closes files on Guergis and Jaffer
Independent MP Helena Guergis speaks during Question Period on June 3, 2010. The former cabinet minister was forced to the back row of the House of Commons after being kicked off the government bench by the Tories.
Fines, online breakdown don't shake Coleman's faith in BCLC
Mounties reject blame in Dalstrom dismissal
Pat Fogarty, currently Superintendant of the Organized Crime Agency of B.C. seen during a news conference July 21, 2005.
Regent Park swim program runs into the pool of hard knocks
Mystic Hussey, 8, takes a dip in the wading pool outside her house in Regent Park on Monday. Her local school will no longer offer swimming lessons to students.
The National Chief sees the end of the Indian Act
Chief Shawn Atleo of British Columbia gives his acceptance speech after he was elected National Chief at the Assembly of First Nations meeting in Calgary July 23, 2009.
Federal statistical folly in full view
Munir Sheikh pictured at his office in Ottawa on Tuesday July 29, 2008. Sean Kilpatrick/ Globe and Mail
Thin-skinned Toronto lets Niagara get its goat
Marcus Gee
Oilers owner urges city council to help pay for new NHL rink
The biggest loser: Daryl Katz. Rank: 721. Net worth: $1.4-billion. 2009: $1.5-billion. Change: -7 per cent.
Let Guergis back in Conservative caucus
Helena Guergis arrives to appear as a witness at a at commons status of women committee meeting on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday March 15, 2010.
Dividends today ... but what about tomorrow?
Beaver shot in suspected payback killing
The tables turn: Banks woo small firms
Shawn Levangie, left, CEO of Trail Blazer Products on the factory floor at his plant in Dartmouth, N.S.
Fear of rabbits, heat-ray guns for troops, crafty old mom
Erika Danckwardt Busing
I'll never be a great banjo player
Rising uranium demand still can't outpace supply
A scoop loader at the Cameco McArthur River uranium mine site in northern Saskatchewan.
'Bloodbath' expected in wireless sector
Wind Mobile CEO Ken Campbell, left, and chairman Anthony Lacavera look at the company's servers in Toronto.
Facebook on track for Web's top spot
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Baird 'tremendously concerned' about port lockout
Port of Montreal
Queen of the North survivors to split $140,000 settlement
An undated handout photo of the Queen of the North ferry.
Deals of the Day: Air show has plane makers flying high
Canada Place to get new sails
Susanne Muller and her boyfriend Sam Fougere from Vanvouver share a kiss in front of Canada Place on Valentines Day today in Vancouver, BC, 2010. Photo by CHRIS BOLIN for The Globe and Mail
Girl dies from day home injuries; charges against caregiver could be upgraded
Nashville reaches deal to consolidate ownership
Ocado IPO isn't flying off the shelves
Wanderer from a distant sea
A yellow-nose albatross, the first of the species ever found in Ontario, is convalescing at Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre in Napanee.
Survey says: Census plans crash and burn in Quebec
Experts identify three culprits for gluten allergy
Gluten-free foods
Wie suffers heat exhaustion in France
Michelle Wie hits a shot during a practice round (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)
Canada's long-form census debate
EBay profit rises 26 per cent
A computer screen shows eBay's website
TSN not ready for radio
Champions: Watson looks to bounce back
Tom Watson of the U.S. kisses the Swilken Burn bridge on his final round at St. Andrews, during the second round of the British Open Golf Championship on the Old Course at St. Andrews, Scotland, Friday, July 16, 2010. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)
The close: Afternoon selloff
Bear attacks B.C. campers
A history of counting Canadians
Census takers at the Good Shepherd Mission on June 4, 1991.
A fling may settle bi-curiosity, but what about the collateral damage?
David Eddie
To beat the heat, get used to it
A runner drinks water at the refreshment station during Riga international marathon May 23, 2010. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins
There are a lot better places to die than Canada
Tour de Fake, anyone? Cycling studios offer race experience
Kim Donnelly, owner of CYKL spinning studio in Toronto, leads a class through a Tour de France training regimen Tuesday July 20, 2010.
Printers to miss Friday's game with knee injury
B.C. Lions' Casey Printers runs with the ball during first half pre-season CFL action against the Edmonton Eskimos in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday June 20, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Clean fuel from dirty garbage
Enerkem's plant in Westbury, Que., where it converts the remains of old, toxic, creosote-soaked utility poles into ethanol.
RCMP clears Helena Guergis
Former Tory MP Rahim Jaffer and former cabinet minister Helena Guergis, in a October, 2008, wedding photo. Federal Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson on Tuesday said she would not investigate allegations against Ms. Guergis that had been passed on to her by Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Chip off an old rock could deliver a world of information
The 10-point road trip checklist
Come to your senses on the census, please
Ben Bernanke spoils a nice day: Dow Jones, TSX tumble
Michael Babad
Thanks for nothing, Bernanke
Mounties seek fugitive convicted of setting fire to his wife
On the left is a photo of Jeffrey Paul Emery taken at the time of his arrest, and on the right, an altered photo that shows how he might look if he were to shave off his beard.
Anton Kuerti's Schumann interpretation a recital apart
Anton Kuerti.
Canada has everything going for it -- except innovation
Kevin Lynch, vice-chair, Bank of Montreal
Review: The Lucky Child, by Marianne Apostolides
Marianne Apostolides
Need to rent wheels? Try these mobile apps
Bears feast on highway fish spill
Sockeye salmon in a river in the Bristol Bay, Alaska watershed in 2007.
Eco-fee monopolies must end
Halifax principal who wrestled student to the ground reinstated
Bernanke rules out likelihood of further stimulus
U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
Supporters welcome Black back
Conrad Black
Gay zombie porn? Not Down Under
True Blood launches in comic form
Actor Stephen Moyer and actress Anna Paquin, co stars on HBO's True Blood, arrive at the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar party in West Hollywood, California March 7, 2010.
Video: Final Round
Carl Pettersson is flanked by two mounties as he hoists the trophy after winning the 2010 Canadian Open golf at St. Georges Golf and Country Club in Toronto on Sunday July 25, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
GS: Slowdown begins
NHL finally wages war against long-term deals
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman looks up in front of the draft board on stage during the first round of the 2010 NHL hockey draft in Los Angeles, California June 25, 2010.
Schleck gambles on beating Contador on favourite climb
Race leader Alberto Contador, left, of Spain and the Astana team rides over the finish line alongside second placed Andy Schleck of Luxembourg and Team Saxo Bank on Stage 16 of the 2010 Tour de France.
Irving empire suffers two losses
John E. (Jack) Irving gets a hug from his wife Suzanne before the 2008 Canadian Business Hall of Fame ceremony.
Tender elbow, fragile game won't keep Weir down
Mike Weir massages his elbow after teeing off on the 11th hole
How low can Tahoe go?
2007 Chevrolet Tahoe
MGI rebuilding capital markets group
Restyled Cayenne is sportier yet more practical
2011 Porsche Cayenne
Royal Dutch Shell - nice dividend but range bound
Lou Schizas
Early analysis of Conrad Black's bail hearing
Conrad Black leaves the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse after being sentenced to 78 months in prison Monday, Dec. 10, 2007, in Chicago.
Celebrity train wrecks: What's the appeal?
At noon: Quarterly results cool markets
If Facebook were a country, it would now be third-largest
Michael Babad
The man who bailed out Conrad Black
In this Nov. 15, 2007 file photo, President George W. Bush, right, presents the 2007 National Humanities Medal to Roger Hertog during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House in Washington. Hertog posted the $2 million bond for Conrad Black on Wednesday July 21, 2010.
Woods still top money maker in 2010
Tiger Woods smiles during the first round of the British Open
U.K. government pulls interactive website
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