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September 9

Salo sidelined for months
Chicago Blackhawks left wing Andrew Ladd (R) gets his stick up into the face of Vancouver Canucks defenseman Sami Salo in the first period during Game 4 of their NHL Western Conference semi-final hockey game in Vancouver, British Columbia May 7, 2010. REUTERS/Andy Clark
Whitfield prepared to help out
Huskies, Dinos continue to snap at each other
Manitoba Law Society knew of King's conduct in 2003
British PM's flack caught in the spin cycle
The pairing that packs a punch
Venus Williams of the U.S. lines up a return to Francesca Schiavone of Italy during the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York September 7, 2010.
FAN's new morning man finally Krystal clear
Andrew Krystal
Rangers beat Blue Jays again
Toronto Blue Jays' Vernon Wells reacts to a called strike during first inning MLB baseball action against the Texas Rangers in Toronto Thursday, September 9, 2010.
HST history-in-the-making drifts into a snore-fest
Rod Mickleburgh
Senior Elections BC official let go after 28 years
Protesters demonstrate against the HST on the Victoria legislature's front lawn last august, before the Throne Speech announcing the harmonized tax.
Pyromaniacal pastor still holding a match
Konrad Yakabuski
A ruthless campaigner, Claude Béchard was 'very much a fighter'
Claude Bechard, a youthful Quebec cabinet minister who soldiered on in his post despite suffering from terminal cancer, died Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010 at the age of 41.
Flashback
Quebec City not alone taking shot at new arena
New Jersey Devils John MacLean (26) is hooked by the stick of Quebec Nordiques Chis Lindberg, right, as he fights for control of the puck with Quebec Nordiques Curtis Leschyshyn, left, during first period NHL action on Thursday night, Dec. 9, 1993, at Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, N.J.
Steel tree tribute to Caribbean community raises ire of local politician
Major findings of the Prosperity mine review panel
Prosperity's propensity for problems
Lisa Ray emerges 'enriched' from battle with cancer
Lisa Ray, 38, an actress and former fashion model, poses for a photo in Toronto, Ontario, Canada at the MARS building. She was diagnosed with multiple myeloma on 23 June 2009 and started her first cycle of treatment on 2 July 2009. In April 2010, she announced she was cancer-free following a stem cell transplant.
'Third wave' of feminism urged by prominent Canadian women
Governor General Michaelle Jean, shown in Sal Island, Cape Verde in April, 2010.
Former CSIS chief tasked with cracking down on migrant smuggling
Ward Elcock.
Afghan prisons not 'torture chambers,' Canadian general testifies
An Afghan man lifts up his arms as a soldier with the the Royal Canadian Regiment approaches him during a patrol in the Panjwaii district, southwest of Kandahar, Afghanistan, on Sept. 9, 2010.
'Indo Pak Express' tennis duo serve up peace and hope
Moving Toronto: Where the candidates stand
A TTC streetcar takes on passengers in Toronto on Nov. 17, 2009.
Cities clamour to play Quebec's stadium game
A way to play China's boom from afar
Quad king Reynolds eyes rule change
Chinese media critical of BHP bid for Potash
A pile processed potash at the Mosaic Potash Colonsay mine storage facility in Colonsay, Sask.
OCAD now OCADU
Pedestrians walk past the Ontario College of Art and Design Sept. 9/2010. The school has received university status.
European banks seek cash cushion
Commerzbank
Chan to unveil quads in long and short programs
Canada's Patrick Chan salutes the crowd following his free program in the men's competition Thursday March 25, 2010 at the World Figure Skating Championships in Turin, Italy.
The elderly are gaining independence
It's too soon for more payroll tax
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks to the media during the International Economic Forum of the Americas in Montreal, June 7, 2010.
Conservative puck pandering in Quebec
Dave Edward, a Quebec Nordiques fan, stands with others at a press conference with Quebec City mayor Regis Labeaume to announce his engagement to build a new arena, potential home for a new NHL team, October, 2009 in Quebec City.
$10,000 reward offered for information on Mariam Makhniashvili
Toronto Police attended two assemblies at Forest Hill Secondary School in Toronto on Monday Sept. 21, 2009 to make an appeal to the student body for any information they may have regarding the disappearance of Mariam Makhniashvili, 17.
Boardwalk REIT worth a second look
Sam Kolias, Chairman and CEO, Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust, Calgary
Dementia: a glossary of terms
Ryder Hesjedal looking forward to competing on home soil
Anchoring a change in nightly news
Dawn Friesen
New Four Seasons CEO looks to put her own stamp on chain
Katie Taylor, newly appointed chief executive officer of Four Seasons Hotels
Public inquiry to review police handling of Pickton case
Libertarian group seeks to shift the political focus in Quebec
Kory Teneycke in Sun-TV studios in Toronto. Mr. Teneycke will the be keynote speaker at the first forum held by the Réseau Liberté Québec (Quebec Freedom Network).
HST prompts rush to prepaid funerals
Caskets in a funeral home
Burke sides with small-market teams over Kovalchuk deal
Brian Burke watches Team Canada's hockey team practice today at Canada Hockey Place. (Photo by Peter Power / The Globe and Mail)
The Mongols ride to new highs
Workers are seen at 551 meters below the surface of the earth while sinking an exploration shaft at the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in southern Mongolia.
Canada's competitive edge begins to dull
Apple eases restrictions on apps
Canada's reputation grows in Latin America
An auto CEO's mantra: Higher gas prices
Wieck
Blue Bombers patient despite lack of wins
Calgary Stampeders' Juwan Simpson (R) tackles Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Steven Jyles during the first half of their CFL football game in Calgary, July 31, 2010. REUTERS/Todd Korol
Harper open to federal funding of pro sports arenas
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to supporters at a Conservative rally in Montreal on Sept. 1, 2010.
Six (not-so-easy) steps to producing globeandmail.com
Blue Jays claim Buchholz on waivers
Discarded game meat, bear paws found in B.C. national park
Wardens have found a large quantity of discarded game meat, fish and shellfish and the hide and paws of a black bear inside Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
Enbridge suffers another pipeline breach
Enbridge President and CEO Patrick Daniel leaves Marshall High School following a press conference in Marshall, Mi.
When is a hoax not a hoax?
Joaquin Phoenix displays words written on his fists as he poses for photos at the Los Angeles premiere of the movie "Che" during the AFI Fest 2008 at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, Calif., in 2008.
Canadian firm to drill Chilean rescue shaft
Relatives of 33 miners trapped alive in the San Jose mine stand among Chilean flags outside the mine in Copiapo, Chile, Sunday Aug. 29, 2010.
Motherhood trumps politics, Nancy Pelosi says
An intimate look at Leonard Cohen in his prime
Leonard Cohen in Leonard Cohen: Bird on a Wire
Actor likes the simplicity of his VW Rabbit
Brandon Firla
Surprise! Olivia Chow endorses Joe Pantalone
Olivia Chow speaks at a G20 briefing in April in Toronto.
Job interviews: Prepare for the right comeback
James Dimas
"Medical ghostwriting" veils pharma marketing
Psychosis higher in urban areas, researchers find
Crowds of people walk in front of Union Station in Toronto on June 30, 2010.
Sharpening your knives
Ford Canada CEO says buyers won't go electric this decade
Ford's popular SUV, the Explorer, was redesigned as a crossover for 2011, becoming more fuel efficient for buyers concerned about rising fuel costs.
Your complete listing of movies on television
A scene from The Simpsons Movie
Captain America keeps on riding
Peter Fonda in 2009
The close: Financials drive Dow higher
TIFF Sheet: A daily guide to the festival's hottest events
Bridget Marquardt (right, with Hugh Hefner and Holly Madison) is hosting Playboy's TIFF party in Toronto Friday night.
The fakes were forged, one fast table, one early blob
Erich Reger
I'm involved in a running relationship
Fisher enjoys solid Ryder Cup warm-up
Ross Fisher
Contradictory evidence heard at Air India perjury trial
Inderjit Singh Reyat in July 2008.
Suncor charged over water runoff
Best of 2010: Lights, camera, action: 10 TIFF essentials
Werner Herzog (left) reviews footage shot for Cave of Forgotten Dreams
Toxic bugs may help humans battle toxic bugs
Red flag raised over eye damage and lasers
Weed dating - now that's Stuff Divorced People Like
Nearly three-quarters of Ontario adults are obese or overweight
Michael Dowse's holy trinity
Michael Dowse
How Canada is rebounding from a painful recession
Michael Babad
Navy medic faces sex-assault charges after recruitment centre incidents
Best September since 1939
Peterborough, New Westminster to contest Mann Cup
Travel tips for single parents
Ibrahimovic sticks knife into old club Inter
CNR: The little engine that could
Meredith Whitney predicts big layoffs on Wall Street
Excess sell orders blamed in 'flash crash'
Six topics to chew on for your next dinner party
Low vitamin D in newborns linked to schizophrenia
Jason Smith charged with domestic assault
Man behind Manitoba judge's sex scandal ordered to give up computers
Mogadishu car bombing kills attackers, civilians
Somalis carry a body at Mogadishu airport Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010. A suicide car bomber and gunmen attacked the front gate to Mogadishu's seaside airport Thursday, triggering an explosion and gun battle, officials said.
Dear white knights: You have 24 hours to register for mayor
Toronto City Hall
From gun owners to gun criminals
Hunting rifles and shotguns sit on the racks at a Toronto gun shop in December of 2002.
U.S. appeals court temporarily lifts stem cell ban
Isabella Rossellini's next beastly feature
Canada's record trade deficit shows impact of U.S. woes
Michael Babad
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