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Toronto formally endorses harm reduction on drug use
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Detroit Tigers Brandon Inge (left) congratulates Jhonny Peralta on his three run homer off Toronto Blue Jays starter Ricky Romero during fourth inning AL action in Toronto on Thursday August 26, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
Canadians unbeatable in qualifying
Stephanie Dubois from Canada returns the ball to Klara Zakopalova from the Czech Republic during their first round match at the Rogers Cup women's tennis tournament in Montreal, Monday, August 16, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
Canada evens Cuba volleyball series
Ottawa urges immigrant communities to report suspicious behaviour
EPL Team Capsules
Chelsea's Florent Malouda, right, celebrates with teammates after scoring against Wigan Athletic during their English Premier League soccer match at The DW Stadium, Wigan, England, Saturday Aug. 21, 2010. (AP Photo/Jon Super)
Photos: Day 1, CN Canadian Women's Open
U of A reaps research windfall, despite austerity across campus
The campus of the University of Alberta in Edmonton, on Nov. 12, 2009.
Tigers claw Blue Jays
Toronto Blue Jays Edwin Encarnacion (right) gets caught at second base trying to stretch a base hit into a double by Detroit Tigers second baseman Ramon Santiago during third inning AL action in Toronto on Thursday August 26, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
In Potash battle, Chinese players weigh bid
A train car waits in line at Potash Corp.'s Cory mine near Saskatoon.
Jays' Snider misses debacle
Blue Jays outfielder Travis Snider warms up before a game versus the Texas Rangers at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ont. May 14/2010. Photo by Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Stephen Harper's northern renaissance
John Ibbitson
Canadian hockey suffering from stunted growth
Toronto, Aug 23, 2008 -- Coach Ron Sticklee, explains a new power skating drill to a group of young hockey house league kids on saturday morning at Rinx on Orfus Road in Toronto. The idea was to keep the kids on the ice having fun in the summer. Globe and Maul photo by Glenn Lowson
Former Quebec official backs Bellemare's influence allegations
Marc Bellemare, former justice minister of Quebec, testifies at the Bastarache commission on Aug. 24.
Hawkish Fehr will be in control of NHLPA
Eric Duhatschek
Wasylowich first out of blocks
Kris Wayslowich
Pressure back on Lions' Printers
B.C. Lions' Casey Printers throws against the Saskatchewan Roughriders during first half CFL action in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday July 10, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Will Luongo remain captain Canuck?
Vancouver Canucks team captain and goaltender Roberto Luongo sports a "C" on his mask prior to a game against the Calgary Flames at GM Place in Vancouver, Oct. 9, 2008. The Vancouver Canucks and Roberto Luongo are re-thinking their decision to break with tradition, and the NHL rules, to make the goaltender captain of the team. Some people wonder if the pressure of wearing the C in a hockey-mad city has affected Luongo's performance, especially in the playoffs. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
The great drain
A brown pelican is seen on the beach at East Grand Terre Island along the Louisiana coast on Thursday, June 3, 2010. Oil from the Deepwater Horizon has affected wildlife throughout the Gulf of Mexico.
Short-selling isn't that bad
The Lehman Brothers headquarters in New York in September, 2008.
CFL Week 9 Preview
Saskatchewan Roughriders Andy Fantuz (CP PHOTO/Troy Fleece)
Record sockeye run strains fish-processing capacity
Commercial fishing boats offload their catch of sockeye salmon at Steveston Harbour following a 32-hour fishery window in Richmond, B.C., on Thursday August 26, 2010.
The tiger next door
A man talks on a mobile phone in front of advertisements of Bharti Airtel in the eastern Indian city of Siliguri.
Blink and you'll miss it
Robert R. Stewart sent us this photo of young mountain gorillas in the volcanic highlands of Rwanda
Toronto sports radio set to unveil morning host
Looking west towards the CN Tower (left) and office buildings (right). Photo taken from paltform level at Union Station.PHOTO BY FRED LUM/ GLOBE AND MAIL
The HST: A textbook example of how not to introduce a tax
Former British Columbia premier Bill Vander Zalm wears an anti-HST button on his jacket as he waits to board a ferry in Tsawwassen, B.C., on Wednesday June 30, 2010.
Woods still mulling over a swing change
Tiger Woods talks with Canadian-born swing coach Sean Foley
7 questions for Dennis DesRosiers
Dip once, then dip again
A sign is displayed in front of a foreclosed home on March 12, 2010 in Bridgeport, Conn.
Edmonton should not lose an air link to its centre
South Africa should not imitate the Chinese regime
South African President Jacob Zuma (L) shakes hands with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao at the Zhongnanhai leaders' compound in Beijing on August 25, 2010.
The terrorism arrests' unlikely suspects
Zellers gets fresh
Why Apple's winning the battle with Research In Motion
Fabrice Taylor
How to buy cheap, quality stocks
New Brunswick's debt casts tall shadow over heated provincial contest
New Brunswick Liberal Leader Shawn Graham in Fredericton on Aug. 26.
Can science save the peach?
Who'll be the first female bank CEO?
Janice Fukakusa of RBC (left), Colleen Johnston of TD (centre), Sonia Baxendale of CIBC
Moya Greene leaves Canada Post
Lions never say die
B.C. Lions' Jamal Robertson celebrates as he crosses the goal line after rushing for a touchdown against the Calgary Stampeders during first half CFL action in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday August 7, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
One day, we'll look back and thank Jim Flaherty
Canadians who are gripped by gold fever
Value fund stacked with resource stocks
Happy together: art and outdoor advertising
Pattison billboards showing the work of Hank Willis Thomas, Fair Warning/Rebranded/Remember Me, 2010.
Dodgers back in NL wild-card race
Los Angeles Dodgers' Matt Kemp steals second base as Milwaukee Brewers' Alcides Escobar leaps to field the wild throw during the fourth inning of a baseball game, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps)
Conrad Black appeal hearing set for next month
Conrad Black leaves after his bail hearing at Federal Court Friday July 23, 2010, in Chicago.
The apocalypse is good for business
Scott Simms talks about presenting the weather
RBC call comes complete with fireworks
TFC signs first home grown player
Man in Vancouver dumpster tossed into garbage truck
Julian de Guzman tops Toronto FC salary list
Julian de Guzman #6 of Toronto FC battles for the ball with Josh Wolff #16 of the Kansas City Wizards during a MLS game at BMO Field June 5, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Abelimages/Getty Images)
Cisco taps in to Toronto expertise
Cisco headquarters in San Jose, Calif.
Property owner building base for good dividend stock
Fabrice Taylor
Shell opens plant to clean up oil sands
MFT harvesting barge.
Cavs sale turns cadaver
Paying for college: Beg, borrow, steal, sweat and save
Tim Cestnick
Ally Sheedy plays the girl with the jihad tattoo
Ally Sheedy
Axis Investment Fund bites the dust
The culture of offence
Irshad Manji: As I wrestle with the issues, I realize that an opportunity exists for something more constructive than anger.
Canadian adapts poker strategy to World Series of Mahjong
The World Series of Mahjong held its latest championship round on Aug. 22, 2010.
Europe reacts
Bremen's Claudio Pizarro, center, celebrates after scoring during the Champions League, playoff, return leg soccer match between Sampdoria and Werder Bremen, at the Luigi Ferraris stadium in Genoa, Italy, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010. (AP Photo/Carlo Baroncini)
Inter, Atletico ready for Super Cup clash
Inter Milan coach Rafael Benitez, of Spain, during a news conference at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010, ahead of the Super Cup final soccer match between Inter Milan and Atletico de Madrid at the Louis II stadium in Monaco. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)
A U.S. Open draw of death
Surprising salmon run masks an industry in crisis
Despite bad karma, Ambrose is the one to beat
Marcos Ambrose
FIBA suspends Acropolis brawlers
Serbia's Marko Keselj (L) and Novica Velickovic (R) clash with Greece's Antonis Fotsis (c) during their basketball game in the Acropolis tournament in Athens on August 19, 2010. The game between Serbia and Greece came to an end when a brawl between the players broke out, as stunned spectators look on. The World Basketball Championships takes place from August 28 until September 12 in Turkey. Getty Images/ VICHOS NIKOS
Colwood seeks share of '94 Games legacy funding
VICTORIA, BC: JUNE 26, 2008 - Cyclist members of the Greater Victoria Velodrome Association race around the velodrome, originally built for the 1994 Commonwealth Games, in Colwood near Victoria.
Caregivers suffering depression, rage
Regulators crack down on trade-throughs
Your official Emmy ballot
Predictive policing, snooping today, give back our Kremlin
Veronica Byers
We don't know what to name our third son
Sockeye salmon return to the Fraser River
Captain Bud Sakamoto tosses sockeye salmon into a hold on his boat while fishing at the mouth of the Fraser River in Richmond, B.C., on Wednesday August 25, 2010. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has opened a 32-hour sockeye run on the Fraser River.
The close: Dow back below 10,000
Is Tiger ready to roar again?
Sarah Hampson
Our new navigation
Drew Barrymore: Hit or miss?
From porn names to pick-up lines
Key to diabetes-infection link may have been found
Finch leads Johnny Walker after day one
Richard Finch
Canada unveils exhibition roster
Toronto FC's captain Dwayne DeRosario brings the ball aunder control during second half action against Montreal Impact in the Nutrilite Canadian Championship in Toronto, on Wednesday April 28, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Building blocks to success
Sue Kim
Humorous sex books blur the line between advice and laughs
Top sex lessons, in and out of school
A teacher points to a diagram of female reproductive organs projected on a screen in a classroom in a scene from <Human Growth>, an education film on sex education shown to students in Oregon junior high schools beginning in 1948.
Provinces on hook in future trade disputes: Harper
Commonwealth bailout for Indian lifters
Women's hockey could get NHL lifeline
Canada's Gillian Apps battles behind the net with USA's Jessie Vetter
Gold stocks discount lower gold price
Gold bars
Mom's pesticide exposure can hurt baby: study
Children whose mothers were exposed to certain pesticides during pregnancy are at a slightly elevated risk of developing attention problems, a new study shows.
More about the accused and the alleged plot
Colin Freeze
Exercise can help stifle appetite
Police release photos and videos of G20 suspects they call 'the worst of the worst'
Some of the people wanted by the G20 Investigative Team
Giants lock up GM, coach for five more years
How to trade retail's rising costs
Workers sort out cotton at a textile factory in Suining, Sichuan province December 30, 2009. Tight cotton supply in China, the world's largest consumer, after the government sold all of a planned release of its reserves drove local futures to a record high on Tuesday.
Montreal NASCAR event seeks government help
Nationwide NASCAR event in Montreal
Experts eye ways to 'elevate discourse' of Question Period
Portrait of a father
ronnie.yip uploaded this image to our Flickr pool of a man walking along Toronto's King Street
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