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July 27

Enbridge pipeline leaking oil into Michigan's Kalamazoo River
A Canada goose covered in oil attempts to fly out of the Kalamazoo River in Marshall, Mich.
Ice Edge making progress, spokesman insists
From left to right, Ice Edge Holdings chairman Keith McCullough, CEO Anthony LeBlanc, CFO Todd Jordan, and COO Daryl Jones pose for a photo in a suite at the ACC during NHL regular season action between the Phoenix Coyotes and Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday, December 16, 2009.
Toronto FC wins first leg of CONCACAF qualifier
Deportivo Motagua's Georgie Welcome (left) is muscled off the ball by Toronto FC's Nana Attakora during second half CONCACAF Champions League soccer action in Toronto on Tuesday July 27, 2010.
U.S. House okays money for wars, but rift deepens
A wounded Canadian soldier takes cover after a 2007 Taliban ambush in Afghanistan's Zhari district.
Speculation mounts over John Tory mayoral bid
Speculation is building that former Ontario Progressive Conservative leader John Tory may take another look at running for the Toronto mayor's job.
Deaf baseball player makes the cut
Jalen Harris of Canada's junior national baseball team practices in Thunder Bay on Tuesday.
RCMP brass put pressure on PM to replace chief as rift deepens
William Elliott's leadership of the RCMP is the subject of growing conflicts as high-ranking figures within the Mounties push for a new boss, insiders say.
C'est la vie in French public sector - but the fight is on
Aurelie Boullet exposed the decadence and indolence of the French public sector. It didn't go over well.
One more radar lover gone
Believe it or not, there is science involved in setting speed limits.
Sacré bleu, that's some buttery cheese
McCallion's son says he didn't realize he owned part of development firm
A welcome breath of hot, sticky, <br/>spicy air
A summer refresher from your garden patch
Compact Jetta goes big
2011 Volkswagen Jetta
Big hopes ride on VW's new compact
2011 Volkswagen Jetta
Gulf spill breaking up faster than expected
Ships assist in containment and clean-up at the site of Deepwater Horizon on July 27.
Portraitist captures 'little life moments' for Vancouver anniversary exhibit
Tim Van Horn lives with his two dogs in his van, which is adorned with hundreds of photographic portraits he has taken. He is on a mission to take 2,011 portraits of passersby in Vancouver to complete a photographic mosaic to mark the city's 125th anniversary to be marked next year.
McGuinty confirms, identifies three Ontario ministries under investigation
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty meets with members of the Globe and Mail editorial board in April, 2010.
Hatched at MIT in 1959, the Gordon Equation soon grew into an important tool for investors
Myron Gordon at the University of Toronto in 1982.
Bautista powers Jays to win
Toronto Blue Jays' Jose Bautista follows through on a single in the fourth inning of MLB baseball action against the Baltimore Orioles in Toronto Tuesday, July 27, 2010.
Andrew Ryan's Hollywood Diary
Danny DeVito in Beverly Hills, California, on Tues., Aug. 3.
One Hilluva team player
Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Aaron Hill looks to throw after getting Baltimore Orioles' Nick Markakis out at second on a ground ball hit by Ty Wigginton in the first inning of a baseball game Sunday, July 18, 2010 in Baltimore. Wigginton was safe on the play.
B.C. rights group complains about testing of young sex offenders
Canadian media at fault for rush to believe friendly-fire report
Glamour girl, hand-me-down car
MTV Canada host Jessi Cruickshank drives an “old beater” – a hand-me-down from her dad. It’s a red 1995 Acura Integra two-door coupe.
Are you worried about energy drinks?
Survey says: Government still not listening on census
John Ibbitson
Sheikh shares his disdain at census changes with Commons
Munir Sheikh, former chief of Statistics Canada, takes his seat at a House of Commons committee hearing looking into changes in the long-form census last Tuesday.
'Tired, sick' Travis Vader stayed with sister day after couple vanished
Police "Wanted" poster of Travis Edward Vader, 38, a suspect in the case of a missing Alberta couple.
Preparing for a Classic
U.S. Ryder Cup team member Boo Weekley misses his putt on the fourth green, giving a point to his European competitors during four-ball play in 37th Ryder Cup Championship at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky September 19, 2008.
'Open-fare' technology not embraced elsewhere
Lions, Eskimos continue to struggle
B.C. Lions' Paris Jackson tries to hold off Edmonton Eskimos' Jonte Buhl during the second half of CFL action at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium on Thursday, July 16, 2009.
2011 Volkswagen Jetta is priced very competitively
2011 Volkswagen Jetta
In Kashmir, water treaty means less power to the people
Man finds broken glass in Tim Hortons coffee
European banks get boost as fears over stress tests ease
People walk in London's City financial district
Robert Dudley's BP 'To Do' list
Business concerned over census changes
Linda Pickard, CEO and president of Pickard Laws, works from her home.
Selling the high life in hard times
Deals of the Day: Soros eyes India
Million dollar handout to Olympic hopefuls
Adam Kunkel, from Paisley, Ont., jumps over a hurdle on his way to winning the 400 metre hurdles final at the Canadian Track and Field Trials in Windsor, Ont. Sunday, July 6, 2008.
Avoid death by friendlessness
Teck posts lower quarterly profit, higher revenues
Dump trucks move waste rock around Teck's Highland Valley Copper Mine
Keep it Cantonese, please
Lew Liu-wang, an actor with the Lung Tan Yin Cantonese opera troupe applies his make up backstage as he prepares for the first in a series of Cantonese opera performances to be held over a five-day period, in Sai Kung town in Hong Kong's New Territories, May, 2000.
Long-form testimonials shine light on bad census policy
Former Statistics Canada chief statistician, Munir Sheikh, waits for the start of the Commons Industry committee on the long form census on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, July 27, 2010.
Take a tour through picturesque Panorama Resort
A mountain biker waits to go up the hill and ride down at Panorama Resort in Panorama, B.C.
U.S. durable goods orders forecast to continue climb
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner lands at Farnborough airport, ahead of the Farnborough International Airshow in England. Deliveries of the long-range passenger jet to the first Japanese customer have been delayed by more than two years due to production problems. Boeing executives have said they aim to deliver the first Dreamliner to Japan's All Nippon Airways by the end of 2010, but they have cautioned that the delivery could be delayed to early 2011.
Kane ordered to pay $590,000 to children
Tommy Kane 39, a Montrealer who played for the Seattle Seahawks and the Toronto Argonauts, was charged Monday, Dec.1, 2003 with second-degree murder in the death of Tamara Shaikh, 35.
Calgary boy dies after fall from 28th-floor balcony
Weighing performance: sectors to trim back on
Toronto mayoral candidates weigh in on fate of long-form census
Quebec mill sees new life in rayon market
The first shipment of industrial equipment, some of which is seen here being taken along a road in Finland, is scheduled to arrive in Thurso, in western Quebec.
Will Frolov, Poni signings restart market?
Doctor says mistaken mastectomy wasn't her fault
Laurie Johnston pauses as she answers a question from a journalist at a press conference in Toronto in March, 2010
Good relationships have direct health benefits: study
A group of seniors play bridge at the Stan Wadlow Clubhouse in the Cedarvale area of Toronto on July 27. The group meets regularly.
Paying the price and feeling short-changed
Don't love your job? Then it's time for change
Jim Gray is outspoken on the subject of passion and work, believing that people should do what they love and not be afraid of changing gears late in life to find what truly engages them professionally.
Sisters charged after 38 horses seized
Biggest provinces push plan to cap emissions
On census, Tories fail Quebec competence test
Woman facing G20 mischief charges to remain in custody
Kelly Pflug-Back, 21, sits in Allan Gardens on June 25. The tent city in the park was part of protests over G20 weekend in Toronto.
Canadians Moore and Donoghue on Booker long list
Lisa Moore
Montreal named one of the world's happiest cities
Caribana art on display at the ROM
Musique de l'ame Lady Day by Ashley McKenzie.
Silva says he'll only face GSP as a middleweight
Georges St-Pierrre, left, takes down Thiago Alves during their welterweight title bout at UFC 100 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas Saturday, July 11, 2009.
Maury Chaykin, 1949-2010
Maury Chaykin holds his Nellie Award after winning for best television actor at the annual ACTRA awards in Toronto on April 2, 1986.
The close: Dow, TSX end flat
On the playbill at TIFF
A scene from Bang Bang Club, on the playbill for TIFF 2010.
Stirling Room grand opening
Elena Semikina and David Arnold at the grand opening of Stirling Room - a new bottle service bar in the Distillery District.
Will this work? Oprah's new channel takes shape
John Doyle
People who live in national-unity glass houses
Ambassador Bridge cleared for new customs plaza
The Ambassador Bridge between Windsor, Ont., and Detroit
On the edge at Olympic Village
When you need to be at the front of the line
Dushan Milic for The Globe and Mail
Hotel and meal deals in Bermuda
The Fairmont Hamilton Princess in Bermuda is offering free nights.
Mental health experts ask: Will anyone be normal?
The rap on cognac - a hidden gem for mixed drinks
Beppi Crosariol
The lure of fish farming
Europe: Is the Old World beginning to find new life?
Michael Babad
Raymond James sees success in retail network
Saskatchewan's Wall vows to fund contentious MS treatment
Actor Maury Chaykin dead at 61
Maury Chaykin as Desmond Howl in 1994's Whale Music
Cowboys' Bryant never expected pads to be an issue
Vader was 'tired, sick' day after Alberta couple vanished: sister
Travis Edward Vader, 38, is seen in this undated handout photo. Police have arrested a man they have been looking for as a "person of interest" in the case of an Alberta couple last seen more than two weeks ago.
How to forget better, killer air pollution and skishing
Wilfred Rourke
Slow down chatter heats up
'Kindle Million Club' gets its first member
Like his Millennium protagonist, Stieg Larsson was a crusading investigative journalist.
Tories attack Ignatieff's national-unity refrain
Smart Technologies: Chairing the Smart board market
GM's sticker shocker: $41,000 for Chevy Volt
The 2011 Chevrolet Volt at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
My brother, my missing other half
Neil lands in Winnipeg with a few new tricks
Neil Young returns to Winnipeg and plays to a sold-out crowd at the Centennial Concert Hall Monday, July 26, 2010.
Roasted halibut with salsa verde
The fresh spearmint in salsa verde gives roasted halibut a lift
Munir Sheikh shows us what integrity and leadership look like
Spearmint salsa verde
Cash stash rehash
Two top gold ETF picks
Lactose intolerant doesn't have to mean dairy free
Become a better investor - for free
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