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Totem pole to serve as symbol of healing in quake-ravaged Chinese city
Canadian Governor General Michaelle Jean poses for a photo during her visit to the Sichuan Provincial Museum on July 4, 2010 in Dujiangyan, Chengdu, Sichuan province of China. (Photo by ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Michaelle Jean
Harper's pro-austerity position could seal his legacy - for good or bad
Census revamp prompts debate over the right to reliable data
Crowds of people walk in front of Union Station in Toronto.
Spate of recent drownings prompts water safety warnings
The skyline of Toronto under smog and humidex advisories can be seen from the top of the water slide at Ontario Place on Lakeshore Boulevard.
Neither brutes nor heroes
Marcus Gee
Why it's a Spain against Holland final - because midfield matters
John Doyle
Under attack, Arizona Governor comes out swinging
David Johnston to be named Canada's next governor-general
University of Waterloo president David Johnston is seen in an April 2006 file photo.
Tory appointee turns on elected Senate
B.C. Liberals refuse to disclose cost of HST ads
B.C. school board to require deposits in bid to cut down on lost textbooks
Wells leads Jays past Twins
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Marc Rzepczynski throws against the Minnesota Twins during the first inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Toronto July 7, 2010.
Beaverbrook family puts it house up for sale: report
Outgoing OPP chief won't rule out political future
Outgoing OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino.
Council gives Kiwanis deadline on Casa Loma
Sir John A. Macdonald, Duke of Wellington dragged into a street fight
Lewis's appointment is a vote for the status quo
Computer-savvy students cheating more, getting caught less
Launch pad leader Guenter Wendt was responsible for the safety of America's early astronauts
Guenter Wendt, right, with John Glenn.
Teen recounts chilling details of deadly Shuswap boat crash
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.
Canadian to seek change in U.S. bail conditions, citing RCMP as obstacle
Adding Canadian teams tricky for TV
Germany has time on its side
David Villa of Spain is tackled by Lukas Podolski of Germany.
Dividend payback period: A defensive tool
Roadblock to recovery: Long-term joblessness remains an obstacle
Faidy Jacques, 53, hands his resume to a job recruiter at a job fair in Melville, New York
What's in store for SilverBirch Energy?
The Fort Hills project is located in the Athabasca oil sands region approximately 90 kilometres north of Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Canada Post bond issue: wait a minute, Mr. Postman
Postal workers sort mail at the Canada Post plant on Dixie Rd. at Eglinton Ave., Mississauga, Ont., in October 29, 2009.
Spill concerns smell like Burrard bunkum
A ship anchored off of Vancouver in the Burrard Inlet June 8, 2010.
In a class of their own
Pity the weather-beaten Prairies
Two boys take stock of the flooding damage in Yorkton, Sask., Friday after torrential rains dumped 150 mm of water in just 30 minutes.
History runs deep in World Cup final matchup
Stephen Brunt
Energy panels a world apart
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks during a news conference in Ottawa, Tuesday July 6, 2010.
Wheat prices on the rebound
But bad weather in major wheat producing regions ? heavy rain in Saskatchewan, severe hot and dry weather in Russia and Kazakhstan ? has stirred buying interest among investors.
Quebec car dealer sues GM Canada over wind-down pact
A General Motors dealership outside Laval, Que.
Iginla applauds return of Tanguay, Jokinen
Team Canada's Gold medal hockey team player Jarome Iginla shows off his Olympic ring as he talks to the media prior to the the Hockey Canada Foundation Celebrity Gala held at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta on Monday, June 28, 2010.
Footie fever: World Cup fires up amateur players across the country
Jordan Ramsden, right, and Andrea Katiu play in the Toronto Sport and Social Club, which held a mock World Cup for 32 of its teams.
Ottawa should come to its census: Stop dogging Statscan
André Picard
My co-worker gets more perks than me. What do I do?
David Eddie
Alberta land sale nets record prices
An oilfield pumpjack, owned by PrimeWest Energy, at work amidst blooming fields of canola.
Climategate shows the need to raise the bar on transparency
Chairman of the review group, Sir Muir Russell talks to the media on their findings at the Royal Institution in London, Tuesday July 7, 2010, during the release of their report into the University of East Anglia e-mails on climate change.
Als looking ahead to Eskimos
Montreal Alouettes slotback Ben Cahoon makes a touchdown catch during fourth quarter Grey Cup action in Calgary, Sunday November 29, 2009. An iPod has become has much a part of a CFL player's equipment as a helmet and cleats. But there are some surprises to what athletes listen to. Mixed in with the rock and rap, some players also grove on a little gospel before a game. Others, like Montreal's Ben Cahoon doesn't even listen to music. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Council to delay future Pride grants to ensure anti-discrimination policy followed
B.C. to implement new municipal election rules
Job hunting and career tips for tough times
Omar Khadr fires U.S. lawyers in protest
Omar Khadr, photographed in 2009.
Talking fish, squirrelly behaviour, scientist's surprise
Robert Edward Lucy
Finding Zen in a wild strawberry patch
Senior scientist quits Cohen Commission panel
Sockeye salmon in a river in the Bristol Bay, Alaska watershed in 2007.
Handicapping a higher bid for UTS
Penguin rehires woman at centre of sexual-harassment lawsuit
David Davidar, formerly of Penguin Canada, photographed in Penguin's Toronto offices in 2003.
Nabokov joins Russian club
At the close: Banking on big gains
A Benz In search of an identity
2011 Mercedes R-Class
Bradford boy pulled from family pool dies in hospital
Vale's Sudbury nickel workers to vote on proposed contract
Chalk River safe to reopen, nuclear watchdog declares
Ontario's deficit will be less than projected $21.3-billion: finance minister
Kinder, gentler Tiger emerges
Monitor jobless to avoid EI 'dependency,' OECD says
Michael Babad
Police charge 7 in alleged jewelry theft crime ring
Canada hurt by wealth fund injections in U.S., study finds
Eller aims to make Habs fans feel better about Halak trade
Cyclist, 55, in stable condition after hit and run
A touch of poison in the Ivey PMI
Help! My hubby hates cyclists!
Joanne Will
Lightbox to open with Essential Cinema tribute
A scene from Guy Maddin's Hauntings I
Osler tops law firm M+A rankings
Series follows police squad in Downtown Eastside
A scene from The Beat
Jim Flaherty on economists: 'Predictive power is limited'
Michael Babad
A sad summer of 'fame whores' and footballers
John Doyle
Historic U.S. fire station's future on shaky ground after being damaged by Canada's quake
Google map screen shot of the Warren City Fire-Apparatus Division in Michigan that was damaged in the June 23 earthquake.
Photos: U.S. Women's Open
A flagstick is seen during a practice round prior to the start of the 2010 U.S. Women's Open at Oakmont Country Club
Julyana Soelistyo's high-wire act
Julyana Soelistyo
Why do Canadians pay so much for fuel?
Rob MacGregor
Woman arrested after allegedly trying to open plane door mid-flight
American Idol tour cancels shows
American Idol season nine winner Lee DeWyze performs during the 2010 American Idol Live! tour opener at The Palace of Auburn Hills on July 1 Auburn Hills, Michigan.
Theatre review: A Taste of Empire
Ghost story: This Rolls is 'fast and dynamic'
Roll-Royce Ghost
Two babies safely removed from locked cars
Beep, flash, boom: the music of nuke tests
Russell Smith
Bentley beauty is a beast
2010 Bentley Continental Supersports
Day 1, U.S. Women's Open
Alexis Thompson
MPs wade into G20 security swamp
Anti-G20-summit protesters clash with police in downtown Toronto on 25, 2010.
Talk TOK5
Montreal café firebombings the work of street gangs, say police
Passing out no defence as curious Kelowna cops trace illegal stash
Inquiry confirmed Taser's own warnings about weapon's risk, province argues
Sergeant Gord McNevan demonstrates the use of a taser at police headquarters in Peterborough, Ont.
Are Postmedia's backers lining up to buy bonds?
Spain reaches World Cup final
Spain teammates celebrate the opening goal by Carles Puyol during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa semi-final match between Germany and Spain at Durban Stadium.
Microsoft should pay a fat dividend
Fiat to set up separate dealer network in U.S.
Fiat 500
Minister defends lumping AECL sale into 'Christmas tree' budget bill
Gauges are shown in the control room of Atomic Energy Canada Ltd.'s research reactor in Chalk River, Ont., in December of 2007.
Europe to open as Ryder Cup favourites
Colin Montgomerie, European Captain, addresses the media during a Ryder Cup press conference at the Celtic Manor Wales Open on The Twenty Ten Course at The Celtic Manor Resort on June 2 2010 in Newport, Wales. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)
Man says police ripped off his prosthetic leg during G20 protest
Police pen in G20 protesters and passersby at the intersection of Queen Street West and Spadina Avenue on Sunday afternoon.
Bright ideas need not rest on deep pockets
John Warrillow
Police ask tipster to help in 14-year-old case
Megan Gunderson was killed in a hit-and-run in 1996.
Paul Krugman warns of economic 'siege,' urges action by U.S.
Michael Babad
Should he pony up for a Shelby GT500?
2011 Ford Shelby GT500
Review: Patient Frame, by Steven Heighton
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