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Judge questions taser firm's inquiry objections
Man who recorded Dziekanski tasering chronicles G20 confrontations
Paul Pritchard, the Victoria man whose video of the RCMP tasering Robert Dziekanski led to an inquiry into the death, is seen outside his workplace in Toronto on July 6, 2010.
Fatal boat crash prompts renewed call for police patrols
A speed boat is seen inside of a houseboat at a storage area behind Captain's Village Marina in Shuswap Lake, B.C., on Sunday, July 4, 2010.
Off-and-on season for Litsch
Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Jesse Litsch throws against the Minnesota Twins in the first inning of their American League MLB baseball game in Toronto July 6, 2010.
Dalai Lama to visit Canada this fall
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is greeted on his 75th birthday in Dharmsala, India.
Queen wraps up tour as hot ticket in town
Hang in there: The heat wave isn't over yet
TTC riders in a hot streetcar in Toronto.
Ontario's aging grid puts province at risk of more blackouts
Toronto's A.W. Manby transformer station, where a fire broke out on Mon., July 4.
Police get call for near-drowning in pool where boy died on weekend
Bruce McPherson was one of the last of a vanishing breed of Ontario manufacturers
Bruce McPherson in his office at Gibbard Furniture in Napanee, Ont., in 2007.
No more dough for the Big O
Aerial view of Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Que.
Germany gripped by World Cup fever
Fans of the German national football team cheer in Berlin this week. Germany meets Spain in the FIFA World Cup semi-final on Wednesday.
U.S., Israel iron out kinks in their relationship
'G17' defendants mostly white kids with good teeth
Supporters of protesters who face charges after the G20 outside a Toronto courthouse on July 6.
How Nazarbayev is polishing his image
AC reliance leads to eco-guilt during Central Canada heat wave
Butler's tapes threaten Sarkozy
L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt, left, with her now-estranged daughter, Francoise Bettencourt-Meyers, in 2007.
Asbestos-mining town cancels support for cancer fundraising walk
Government secrecy, Fadden's candour conjure monsters in the dark
John Ibbitson
Vote for Votto
Joey Votto #19 of the Cincinnati Reds runs out a ninth inning double against the New York Mets on July 5, 2010 at Citi Field in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City.
Tiger-Cats on-side with stadium compromise
Bob Young, Bob Young is the founder and CEO of Lulu.com
Hamilton report card
Senate approves bill to help abused, divorced aboriginal women
Aboriginal senator Lillian Dyck opposed Bill S-4.
Need a wine to pair with dinner? Think pink
Beppi Crosariol
A blogger's bet, a Berkshire bounce
Chef's recipe: Pasta with zucchini and zucchini flowers
Chef David Lee grates some cheese on his dish of fettuccine with zucchini, his new favourite pasta recipe.
Is your picnic safe? Take our food-poisoning quiz
Leslie Beck
In Quebec, IBM finds a better way to get things done
An IBM employee inspects a partially assembled micro-processor in their Bromont, Quebec plant.
Rogers nabs naming rights on Telus's turf
Rogers Communications CEO Nadir Mohamed, left, wearing a Vancouver Canucks jersey, shakes hands with Vancouver Canucks and Rogers Arena owner Francesco Aquilini, wearing a Rogers jersey, after announcing that General Motors Place is now named Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday July 6, 2010. The arena had been called GM Place since it opened in 1995.
Dutch treat fans to a win
Netherlands' midfielder Wesley Sneijder (C) celebrates with Netherlands' defender Giovanni van Bronckhorst after scoring scores Netherlands' second goal during the 2010 World Cup semi-final football match between Uruguay and Netherlands on July 6, 2010 at Green Point Stadium in Cape Town.
ICBC targets Canada's large Chinese population
Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon it will all be over
This Nov. 12, 2009, file photo shows Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, left, joking with Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade in the second quarter during an NBA basketball game in Miami. Dwyane Wade wants to stay in Miami. He wouldn't mind having LeBron James join him. Or Chris Bosh. Or both, for that matter.
Suicide barrier on Bloor Viaduct worked, but jumpers went elsewhere: study
GTA toll road breaks single-day traffic record
Increase in oil spill liability caps urged
Petro-Canada holds a 20 per cent interest in Hibernia, the first Grand Banks development. Hibernia produces oil from a concrete platform.
Spain v. Germany
This combination picture shows, Spain's striker David Villa (L) celebrating after the quarter-final match against Paraguay on July 3, 2010, and Germany's striker Miroslav Klose celebrating after scoring the team's fourth goal against Argentina in their quarter-final match on July 3. Klose and Villa, along with their teammates, will meet in the 2010 World Cup semi-final match on July 7, 2010, in Durban, South Africa.
A week to make amends with Omar Khadr
A courtroom artist finishes a sketch of Canadian defendant Omar Khadr pictured during a military commission hearing at the U.S naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Jan. 19, 2009.
For the Lockerbie bomber, death takes a holiday
Memorial stones in memory of victims of Pan-Am flight 103 are pictured in a garden of remembrance near the village of Lockerbie in southwest Scotland on November 5, 2008.
Farm-fresh and ready to go
Rob Litwiller, a driver with Kitchener-based 100 Mile Market, makes his daily route of pickups and deliveries of local produce, cheese and meat in Southern Ontario.
Linking the farmers to the foodies
Mini tomatoes at Carron Farms, in Bradford, Ontario.
Parties settle sexual harassment suit at Penguin Canada
David Davidar, formerly of Penguin Canada, photographed in Penguin's Toronto offices in 2003.
Why not Hamilton?
National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman answers questions during a pre-game media availability before the Pittsburgh Penguins season opener against the New York Rangers in a NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009.
My father was almost a stranger
Stella Dunn
Broadband for all, how realtors get burned, smugglers' submarine
Ontario looks to smack down SLAPPs
Jeffrey Davies, a lawyer at Davies Howe Partners, represents a developer attempting to build a marina that locals oppose.
Port Colborne, Ont., residents awarded $36-million in suit against Inco
Britain to probe accusations of detainee torture
A 2009 file photo of Binyam Mohamed, a former British captive at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Toronto FC signs Miguel Angel Ferrer Martinez
Massive Lawrence Heights redevelopment gets council approval
Karl Moore talks to organizational adaptability expert Ed Lawler
When less is more
Lotus Elise.
Oilers fans get a glimpse of the future
Sex and text behind the wheel
Victoria police officer George Chong charged
At the close: Fade to the finish
From G20 costs to the 'troubling' use of police force
Riot police block a downtown Toronto street during G20 summit protests on June 26, 2010.
An illuminating tale of the ghosts of strategies past
Feeling the sting of summer camp costs
TSX financings top $25-billion in first half of 2010
Regina police issue Amber alert for missing girl, 4
Samantha Martyn is shown in a Regina Police handout photo. Regina police have put out an Amber alert about a four-year-old girl. Police say Samantha Martyn is believed to be taken by 39-year-old Christopher Alan Martyn and officers say she may be with her mother, Natasha Sentes, 34.
Snowshoe smuggler pleads guilty
VANCOUVER,BC- June 8, 2010 - Accused drug smuggler Chris Neary stands outside his Gastown apartment in Vancouver June 8, 2010.
Does the Queen have a role in Canada?
Queen Elizabeth II takes part in Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday July 1, 2010.
Atlantic Canada Reads!
Kenneth J. Harvey
Logistical issues still face Canadian Open
The 18th hole at St. George's Golf and Country Club
A dip in the mutual-fund pool
Four little horsies of the apocalypse
Mary Anne Barkhouse's exhibit, Reins of Chaos, is on at the Latcham Gallery until July 17.
Well-wishers 'have an impact' in cancer battle, Jack Layton says
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks at an Ottawa news conference on July 6, 2010.
Violations up in Canadian flight kitchens
Flight kitchens prepare thousands of meals daily for airlines.
A movie that shakes, splashes and smells
Roma rises again
Colonia Roma is loved for its beaux arts style homes, wide leafy streets and public squares.
Cross-country hotel sale
In Ottawa, the Radisson near Parliament Hill is one of many Canadian hotels offering two-night specials.
Decision coming on sustainability designation for Fraser sockeye fishery
Senna wants action on 'chopping'
Hispania Racing driver Bruno Senna
Hunting Canada's first wireless customer
Victor Surerus demonstrates how he used his first cell phone, purchased in 1985 for roughly $1800.
'I'm there because I love music and musicians'
Jean-Marie Zeitouni
Toronto man found guilty of trying to send nuclear devices to Iran
Everybody loves Brad's cars, too
Actor/comedian Brad Garrett.
Winnipeg report card
Bloc MP hopes to heal Kahnawake rift
Ottawa pledges $20-million for science education in Africa
Man burned in Annex fire 'a person of interest' in woman's homicide
The nannies' state of uncertainty
In a scene from The Nanny Business, Filipina nanny Joelina Maluto speaks at a protest to change the law to protect imported caregivers.
Son charged in Nanaimo man's shooting
Tony Menard
Laptop chargers for the long haul
Targus Premium Laptop Charger.
Playing around with the standards
Arrest made in Internet prostitution case
Peace and love with Ringo Starr
Ringo Starr photographed at Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls, Ont., last month.
Dutch advance to their first World Cup final since 1978
Diego Forlan of Uruguay celebrates scoring his side's first goal during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Semi-Final match between Uruguay and the Netherlands at Green Point Stadium
How HST will permanently boost prices in B.C., Ontario
Michael Babad
Why you should care about the long census form's demise
Toronto man charged with subway sex assaults
Citi names new head in Canada
Two francophone acts make it to Polaris shortlist
Montreal's elegant orchestral rockers Karkwa
Ten stocks that are worse than BP
An oiled brown pelican tries to take flight from Barataria Bay near Grand Isle, La.
China's AgBank sets richest IPO on record
An Agricultural Bank of China branch in Beijing.
Buyouts are back - bondholders take cover
Protests turn deadly in Kashmir
Indian policemen walk past the bodies of Muzaffar Ahmad Bhat and Fayaz Ahmad Wani (front) as they lie on the road after police stopped the funeral procession of the two in Srinagar July 6, 2010. India placed restrictions in parts of its controlled Kashmir on Tuesday and deployed thousands of troops to stop anti-India demonstrations after the death of two youths. Protesters said Fayaz Ahmad Wani and Muzaffar Ahmad Bhat were killed when police took action to stop anti-India demonstrations.
Halak signs four-year deal with Blues
Happy crowds in Cape Town
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