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Police say 82-year-old Quebec woman died of knife wounds
Developer chosen to build 1,700 waterfront condos
Hitchcock talks potential NHL rule changes
Columbus Blue Jackets coach Ken Hitchock has his club off to be quickest start in franchise history.
Weir opens with a 67
Mike Weir
Casey's, Couche-Tard head into final sprint
EURO: Kapur leads at Czech Open
Indian golfer Shiv Kapur
B.C. Auditor-General questions government's accounting
Liberals go Hollywood with Harper 'enemies list'
Clijsters, Kuznetsova advance
Victoria Azarenka from Belarus returns to Li Na from China during the round of sixteen at the Rogers Cup tennis tournament Thursday.
Rob Ford and a decade of controversy
Mayoral candidate Rob Ford at the Pug Awards held at the AGO in June.
Tommy Ton at Holt Renfrew
Yael Latner, vintagecouture.com and Justin Bieber guitarist Dan Kanter celebrating international photoblogger Tommy Ton in the women's shoe department at Holt Renfrew's Bloor Street location
Young driver's racing future is on the line
Alex Ellis
Housing to drag on economy
Homes for sale in Montreal
'Cougar' phenomenon confined to celebs, study finds
Actress Demi Moore and husband Ashton Kutcher pose at the 18th annual "A Night at Sardi's" benefiting the Alzheimer's Association in Beverly Hills, California March 18, 2010.
Gulf Arab BlackBerry row symptom of security fears
In this image taken Thursday Aug. 5, 2010 a Saudi customer is served in a mobile shop at a market in the capital Riyadh, Saudi Arabia . Saudi and Emirati authorities' battle with BlackBerry manufacturer Research in Motion shows how rapid changes in technology are sowing unease in countries where the unfettered flow of data is seen as a threat.
U.S. looks to avoid 2006 mistakes at worlds
Team USA basketball players Chauncey Billups, Derrick Rose and Lamar Odom (left to right) take part in a training session at La Caja Magica pavillion in Madrid, on Thursday.
Harper flunks political math
Prime Minister Stephen Harper wipes his brow as he addresses supporters in Forties, N.S., on Aug. 18, 2010.
Alberta RCMP arrest man after shots fired at officers, police cruisers rammed
Review: I Still Don't Even Know You, by Michelle Berry
Michell Berry
At noon: Dow, TSX losses deepen
EU seal ban put on ice
A seal hunter drags a harp seal back to his snowmobile during the annual seal hunt on a ice floe in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in this April 2, 2005 file photo. Animal welfare activists are rejoicing after the European Parliament passed a bill that will impose a ban on seal products.
What's the point of fast cars?
Desjardins adjusts top picks
Harper announces civil servant payroll to be centralized in Miramichi, N.B.
Tories to Liberals: I know you are but what am I?
S&P launches North American preferred share index
Ronaldo hints he may retire at the end of the season
Brazil's Ronaldo celebrates his second goal against Germany during the World Cup final in Yokohama in this June 30, 2002 file photo.
Inter Milan begins life post-Mourinho with Super Cup
Strongest corporate leaders cultivate personal brand
Photos of women attending a meeting to hear Dorothy Lazovik, Director of Wyldewood International , make a presentation. She is a leading image and personal brand strategist.
Montreal woman charged with attempting to kill daughter gets bail
Couche takes Casey's fight to shareholders
Alain Bouchard, CEO of Couche-Tard
Canada calls for end to attacks on aid workers
Afghan pedestrians walk on a street in Kabul on August 10, 2010.
CFL levies fines for Alberta battle
Calgary's Brandon Isaac, left, tackles Edmonton Eskimos Mathieu Bertrand during the second half in Calgary on Sunday.
Dissecting the dangers of drinking and driving
Gammon Gold adopts shareholder rights plan
At the open: Dow dips after rise in jobless claims
Nicol claims third swimming medal at Youth Games
Canada's Tera van Beilen (L) embraces her compatriot Rachel Nicol on the podium after winning the gold medal in the women's 100m breaststroke event at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games
Surviving the floods
A flood survivor holds her child as she wades through a flooded area in Muzaffargarh, in central Pakistan on Aug. 19, 2010.
Ford's drunk driving conviction could steer his campaign into the ditch
Mayoral candidate Rob Ford admitted that he was charged with failing to provide a breathalyzer test during a trip to Florida more than a decade ago at a press conference in Toronto, Ont. Aug.19, 2010.
India testing ways to access BlackBerry e-mails: source
An Indian man checks his handset at a shop in Hyderabad, India, Friday, Aug. 13, 2010.
Inefficient water usage a threat to Russian national security: Kremlin
Russia's Lake Baikal, the world's largest reserve of fresh water.
CIBC hires ex-NB Power boss
Vuvuzela blares way into the Oxford dictionary
A Nigeria fan plays a vuvuzela before the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Group B match between Argentina and Nigeria at Ellis Park Stadium on June 12, 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Christof Koepsel/Getty Images)
The Cheliak diversion
RCMP Superintendent Marty Cheliak speaks to reporters about the Mayerthorpe shootings in Edmonton on March 21, 2005.
Wholesale sales drop in June
Drawing money from your company is tricky business
John Warrillow
Premarket: Jobless claims hit 500,000
Tories edge ahead but landscape looks 'as stable as a drunken bear on a bicycle'
Intel looks for a wireless connection with McAfee deal
Aecon wins deals worth $75.4-million
Aecon road crews work on Highway 407, north of Toronto.
'Negative publicity' forces two more sponsors out
A labourer pulls a cable at the construction site of an underground parking centre in a shopping arcade that is under renovation for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi August 9, 2010. From leaking venue roofs to inflated orders of taxis and mobile toilets, rows over New Delhi's Commonwealth Games have prompted Indian soul-searching and piled pressure on the embattled ruling Congress party. Less than two months away, the event intended to showcase India's rising global clout in the footsteps of the Beijing Olympics has jumped more than 17.5 times over its first budget estimate and raised concerns some venues will not be ready. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
How Canadian 'science fiction' drives subway trains abroad
Joseph Siu, group leader for research and development data communications system, is seen in front of the network management centre and the data communication equipment for train control at Thales Canada Transportation
Morning Meeting: Potash, GM, and... Teachers just says yes
Pace of growth to slow as housing cools, says Statscan
Homes for sale in Montreal
Sears posts quarterly loss
Shoppers at Toronto's Eaton Centre.
How to finance a post-secondary education
Tim Cestnick
Krispy Kreme beckons sweetly to investors again
Maria Pereira, center, and Susan Jackson, right, load up a dozen glazed donuts for customers at the Krispy Kreme doughnut shop in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington.
The Cat's crown jewel
2011 Jaguar XJ
Be a debt-free grad
Angela Self
7's heaven: This BMW saloon is a feat of engineering
2010 BMW 7-Series
Look out, BMW: Audi's goal is world domination
Pakistan aid in short supply as desperation deepens
UN raises estimate of homeless in Pakistan floods to 4 million
A Pakistani man carries relief goods in flood hit Muzaffargarh district, Punjab province, Pakistan, Thursday, Aug. 19, 2010.
Is Stephen Harper set to move against the CRTC?
Lawrence Martin
Ease the way with top business-travel websites
Aug. 19: Letters to the editor
There's a new world order in food
China debates its brashness
Hong Kong-based journalist and commentator Frank Ching.
Tighter immigration laws will sink 'refugee' ships
Yet another organized effort to subvert our immigration and refugee system?
#1: Preparing for a cultural sea change? Take a deep breath
'I believe that culture starts at the top, and therefore I need to communicate as much as possible about what I am doing, thinking and implementing – and why. Culture change moves slowly, but I think we can make notable improvements by early in 2011,' writes Trimark CEO Will Andrew in his first blog post.
Canada's Cochrane Freestyle champ
Ryan Cochrane of Canada reacts to winning the men's 1500m freestyle final at the Pan Pacific 2010 swimming championships in Irvine, California, August 18, 2010. REUTERS/Christinne Muschi
Aug 19: What's in the stars for you today?
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