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Waterloo hosts clash of the world's wiz-kid titans
Jacobus Petrus Van Der Merwe of South Africa attempts to solve the Rubick's cube while waiting for an online practice session to begin Sunday at the International Olympiad in Informatics at the University of Waterloo.
Toronto's taxis are not the green way to travel
Stamps trounce struggling Esks
Getting past a sticky wicket
Blog: Happy Birthday to me
Serious take on South Pacific hits a serious Bali Ha'i
Only the grittiest survive 'long, long race'
RCMP eyes Canadian financial ties to Tamil migrant ship
How privacy has changed
Schiavone serves up surprise
Canada's hopes rolling downhill
Allan Maki
Vonage app brings free calling to Facebook
Canadian makes a splash on world triathlon circuit
Warpia's TV-to-PC bridge wobbles
Bless me, Twitter, for I have cried during Glee
Rubenstein: Good things on the way
Watney implodes on final day
B.C. environmentalists fight to preserve Avatar Grove
A giant stump within a clearcut near Avatar Grove.
Johnson ruled out of PGA playoff
Richie Hayward saved his best feat for his last performance
Richie Hayward at the kit for Little Feat in Courtenay, B.C., in July. It was his last performance.
RCMP put an end to three-hour hostage standoff at N.B. store
Watson loss is Ryder Cup gain
Mountain biking puts an end to Whistler's summer slumber
No major, but Woods feeling better
How will politicians curb deficits? With the printing press
Brian Milner
Hunger strikers seek money for women's shelter in Fort McMurray
Fort McMurray community worker Joanne Roberts began her part of a rotating hunger strike Sun., Aug. 15. The protesters say they won't stop until they get provincial money for a badly needed women's shelter in the oil-sands boomtown.
Toronto condo market hits 'down' button
U.S. targets mortgage market reform
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
Photos: Day 4, PGA Championship
Stephen Harper flooded with vitriolic e-mail over MP expense audit
Mickelson finishes 'fun' round
65-to-1 shot gallops to victory
Jacmel's state-of-the-art school breaks ground
Heartbreak for Denton as Goldberg wins
On tasers, the evidence is in
A petition in need of inspection
Not the better way to pay
Canada to podium at World paraswim
Man died on migrant ship while en route to Canada, RCMP confirm
Maradona hints of EPL move
Poignant duets give the work its soul
Canadian cities going green
Dangerously irresistible
Murray reclaims Rogers Cup
Margaret Atwood versus George Will on the Mideast
Ben Afra hopes for Newcastle transfer
Record crowds watch Rogers Cup
Canada-U.S. renew women's hockey rivalry
A Ruud hat trick sparks Hamburg
Caen continues strong Ligue 1 start
Players of Caen Jeremy Sorbon (left) and Thomas Heurtaux (right) celebrate Ismaila N'Diaye (center) after he scored the third goal during their French League one soccer match against Lyon in Caen, western France, Sunday, Aug. 15, 2010. (AP Photo/David Vincent)
El Tabakh lights up Rogers Cup qualifying
Reina blunder gives Gunners draw
Liverpool's goalkeeper Pepe Reina concedes a goal during their English Premier League soccer match against Arsenal at Anfield in Liverpool, northern England, August 15, 2010. REUTERS/Phil Noble
Overton plays record round
RCMP discover dynamite near N.B. home destroyed in explosion
Americans trim World Championship roster
Barrie parents demand schools turn off Wi-Fi
Motorcycling champ switches allegiances
Ottawa police investigating non-fatal shooting
Two dead after separate overnight shootings
Excelsior surprises Feyenoord
Brendan O'Carroll talks about Mrs. Brown
Kaymer wins in three hole playoff
Cricket: Cook stays in England recipe
Pieces of fuselage may be from missing Nova Scotia plane, RCMP says
One dead, one injured after Barrie bar fight
Mentally ill man accused of lighting fire outside Prime Minister's residence
Edmonton toddler back home after surgery to remove facial growth
Extended family and friends give hugs to Maddox Flynn, 2, centre, after he and his parents (not shown) arrived at the Edmonton International Airport in Edmonton, Alberta on Saturday, August 14, 2010, after his most recent operation in New York City.
Wyclef Jean pledges to restore Haitian diaspora's political voice
Man arrested after fire lit outside Stephen Harper’s residence
Pascal keeps WBC title
WBC light heavyweight defending champion Jean Pascal, right, faces challenger Chad Dawson during the weigh-in Friday, August 13, 2010 in Montreal. The title fight will be Saturday night in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
Amid some truly icky fare, Boardwalk Empire shows why cable's king
John Doyle
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