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July 23

Hamilton does damage in F1 crash
McLaren Formula One mechanics bring the crashed car of Britain's Lewis Hamilton back to the garage after the first practice session of the European F1 Grand Prix at Hockenheimring in Hockenheim July 23, 2010. REUTERS/Thomas Bohlen
Yankees crown Royals
Deals of the week: Civic, Focus, Corolla and Kia Forte
Photos: Round 2, Canadian Open
Interception rallies Argos past Lions
Toronto Argonauts Willie Pile (C) celebrates his interception with teammates Jordan Younger and Jason Pottinger (L) against the B.C. Lions during the second half of their CFL football game in Toronto July 23, 2010. REUTERS/Mark Blinch
Islands Trust
Athletics: Brown bronze for Canada
Aaron Brown of Canada flies down the track during the 100m dash during day 2 action of the IAAF World Junior Championships Tuesday July 20, 2010, in Moncton. N.B. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Ron Ward
Why the census matters just about everywhere
View of apartment buildings from Sherbourne St. in the St. James Town area of downtown Toronto located in the vicinity of Sherbourne St. and Wellesley St. East.
Everybody wants a piece of Bowen Island
Hadwin leads Canadian contingent into the weekend
Important and overlooked from AIDS conference
Rubenstein: Missed cut a mere bump in the road
Graham DeLaet
Theatre company lays off more than 30
Dancap's production of The Toxic Avenger lasted just over two months in Toronto.
Good Week; Bad Week
Paul Attfield
Hammer nails it down for Stamps
Allan Maki
A tip of the Cap from Andre
Robert MacLeod
A bird's eye view of the Canadian Open, from the comfort of home
Family and friends of John Collins enjoy the view of the 2nd hole during the Canadian Open Golf tournament at St. George's Golf and Country Club from a scaffold built in his backyard in Toronto ,
Wired in the wilderness
No more Egyptian pharaohs
Census distracts from reasonable equity discussion
Treasury Board President Stockwell Day speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa April 13, 2010.
Aussie PM running away with campaign
Chinese philanthropist donates it all
Yu Pengnian, China's biggest philanthropist, sits in the restaurant atop the hotel he built, where he lives and eats most of his meals.
Big Red Mike pursues 2nd Triple Crown jewel
Eurico Rosa da Silva leads Big Red Mike to the winners circle after winning the 151st Queen's Plate at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto on Sunday July 4, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
Stars and Dogs for the week of July 19
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.
Following The Hawk's flight to Cooperstown
Montreal Expos Andre Dawson watches the flight of his triple against the Pittsburgh Pirates June 7, 1983 in Montreal. Baseball owners have voted overwhelmingly to begin work on killing off two of their weaker sisters. In baseball terms, itís called contraction and it could spell the end of the Montreal Expos and their rich history. (CP PHOTO/Pierre Obendrauf)
Different types of typing
Different types of typing
Colangelo's sucker move
Toronto Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo speaks to reporters during the Raptors' first day of training camp in Ottawa, Ont., Tuesday, September 29, 2009.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Valuable painting stolen from 105-year-old woman
Vancouver police are looking for a suspect photographed by a video surveillance camera. They say she stole a valuable painting from a 105-year-old victim, and a photograph of the victim as a young woman.
Who needs excitement?
Aviation primed for takeoff
Visitors view a Gulfstream G3 business jet, produced by Gulfstream Aerospace, at the Farnborough Airshow this week.
The energy bridge to China
Burrard Inlet in Vancouver
A history of oil pipeline opposition
Traditional drummers from a number of British Columbia coastal First Nations perform at Kitamaat Village, B.C., Saturday May 29, 2010, after the community raised a sign to protest against plans by Enbridge to build a bitumen pipeline from the Alberta oil sands and then send it by tanker to Asia. The "Solidarity Gathering of Nations" was sponsored by the Haisla and Gita'at First Nations, Kitamaat Village, B.C.
Playing the dividend angle
Mark Seed, 36
A 'permanent' solution to your investment worries
Rob Carrick
MLS hitting new heights
Tottenham's Jermaine Jenas (L) fights for the ball with Redbull's Tim Ream during a friendly match between the Tottenham Hotspur and the New York Red Bulls July 22, 2010 in Harrison, New Jersey. The Red Bulls lost 2-1. Getty Images/DON EMMERT
Pakistan's drinkers of the dust
A boy and a family of buffalo enjoy the waters of the Indus River near the town of Kotri in southern Pakistan.
An ill wind in oil country
Rancher Carmen Langer and his brother-in-law Doug Dallyn walk towards the air testing shed that is being monitored by Alberta Environment at Mr. Langer's home. Residents in the area have been complaining of strong odours in the air which they say are affecting the health of their animals and family members.
Bombers, Esks ready to collide
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Steven Jyles, left, is sacked by Hamilton Tiger-Cats Demonte Bolden, top right, and Khari Long during second half CFL action in Hamilton Friday, July 16, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
What market watchers are saying this week
Ayoba! Africa's cellphone gold rush
An advertisement for prepaid funerals stands over a cellphone hut on a residential street in Soweto, South Africa.
Required reading: Five essential stories of the week
Sheryl Purdy in her downtown Calgary parking lot where her rates have increased dramatically.
Must reads: The top 10 stories of the week
English keeper adds wisdom to 'Caps
Deacon: The price of success
Canadian golfer Jon Mills at the 2010 Canadian Open
Lethbridge CF-18 jet fighter crash
The pilot of a CF-18 fighter jet ejects before it crashes during a practice flight for this weekend's Alberta International AirShow in Lethbridge, Alta., at the Lethbridge County Airport.
Thai-registered asylum ship may be headed to B.C.
The vessel M.V. Ocean Lady arrived in B.C. in Oct. 2009 carrying 76 asylum seekers.
Deals of the day: Gold firm profits from diamonds
The hunger drive: From Winnipeg to Saskatoon
Making a go of it, despite the doom and gloom
Tom Bradley
Want to get ahead? Wake up with the birds
Alarm clock
Building a team starts with each player
Team at work
Worry-free once the children leave
Honour killings in Canada: even worse than we believe
Attack of the giant hogweed? Hogwash.
Giant hogweed, like this patch in Terra Cotta, Ont., can cause uncomfortable skin reactions.
Ten best small business stories of the week
Toronto Mayor David Miller
Miyazato leads Evian Masters by one
Mika Miyazato
Sobering thoughts on DUIs
Disciplinary hearing shows the ugly side of cosmetic surgery
Dr. Behnaz Yazdanfar, centre, leaves a hearing in Toronto this week at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Mad Men returns
January Jones is nominated for her role in Mad Men.
Mother wants Ottawa's help with son's Cuban 'nightmare'
Blue Jays reel in another draft pick
Girls as young as 8 were 'willing participants' in sex, lawyer argues
Kenneth Klassen tries to hide his face as he arrives at B.C. Supreme Court for the second day of a sentencing hearing related to child-sex tourism in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday July 23, 2010. A 59-year-old Canadian sex tourist who admitted to having sex with girls ranging in age from eight to 14 pleaded guilty to 15 counts involving girls in Cambodia and Colombia in May after a failed constitutional challenge to Canada's child-sex tourism law.
Swiss Chalet suspect to appear in court
Conrad Black: Warming up to a rogue right out of Dickens
This courtroom sketch shows Conrad Black appearing before U.S. District Judge Amy St. Eve in Chicago on July 23.
Q & A with Chef Scott Conant
Scott Conant
A rolling twit gathers no mosque
Tabatha Southey
Director buys at RIM
Five things to do this weekend
Ontario: From 'whipping boy' to impressive rebound
Michael Babad
Toronto to Niagara: The honeymoon is over
The close: Stress tests boost Dow
Bullish on Tim Hortons
Tories try Hogan's Heroes defence in census feud
'A more upbeat Lord Black than we've seen in this courtroom before'
Obituary: Jack Irving
Woodbine's biggest gamble
The Woodbine Live project was slated to include residential, office, entertainment and shopping space
Detroit hit man jailed for 52 years
Helter swelter
On the rack: The week's best magazine reads
James Adams
Weir to miss Canadian Open cut
Mike Weir gazes upward during second round play at the Canadian Open at St. George's
CF-18 fighter jet crashes in Alberta
A CF-18 fighter jet crashes during a practice flight for this weekend's Alberta International Air Show on July 23, 2010, in Lethbridge, Alta.
Ivory Coast PM Soro steps down as rebel party chief
Ivory Coast's Prime Minister former rebel leader Guillaume Soro (C) attends a press conference on February 23, 2010 in Abidjan . Soro was expected to announce a new government after Compaore, Burkina Faso's president, announced late Monday a deal had been sealed to keep the long-awaited elections in sight.
Vampires or advertisers?
Alexander Skarsgard as the blood-sucking sheriff in True Blood.
Your pithy comments on the Darth Vader robber
In this photo released July 22, 2010 by the Suffolk County Police Department, a person wearing a Darth Vader mask and cape is captured on surveillance camera robbing a Chase bank in Setauket, N.Y., Thursday, July 22.
Taurus gets its groove back
2010 Ford Taurus
Oil rig alarm disabled: technician
This April 21 aerial photo shows oil in the Gulf of Mexico as the Deepwater Horizon oil rig burned. Eleven workers were killed.
Smoked haddock tart
Angelina Jolie: Hit or miss?
Drake plays on
Vidic agrees to new deal at Manchester United
Conrad Black arrives at court
Conrad Black arrives at federal court for a bond hearing on July 23 in Chicago.
Brookfield, Domtar report, Friday
Calendar
Let the sun shine on wine from Southern France
Beppi Crosariol
CSIS can't ensure they aren't using evidence obtained by torture: court
Mohamed Mahjoub, right, and his wife Mona Elfouli leave federal courts on Queen St. West after a hearing to ease the 24 hr a day surveillance they are under, taken in November 2008.
Plant of the Week: Solidago canadensis 'Baby Gold'
Census spat turns tyrannical
Have your friends become closet conservatives?
Leah McLaren
Angelina Jolie's A-list recipe
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt attend the premiere of the movie Salt e in Hollywood, July 19, 2010.
That crazy cottage commute
Andrew Clark
Conrad Black's former empire
The $30-million, 21,000-square-foot, ocean-front mansion in Palm Beach Conrad Black owned and returned to after his release from prison. The title has been turned over to a Connecticut-based investment firm to settle an $11.6-million loan and the property is up for sale.
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