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January 10

RCMP suspends B.C. Mountie caught kicking man
Tamils likely safe from persecution in Sri Lanka, Refugee Board says
Federal Tory MP attacks B.C. Liberals
Federal Conservative MP John Cummins says people in British Columbia are tired of the provincial Liberals and don't want a return to the NDP.
Clashes in Sudan reflect tensions that could sink referendum
A southern Sudanese woman shows her inked finger after voting at a polling centre in Khartoum on January 10, 2011 on the second day of a landmark independence referendum, bringing south Sudan a step closer to becoming the world's newest state.
Canadian artist brings lawyer into fight with National Portrait Gallery
Businessman leery of TTC cut in Toronto budget
Windfall bails out Ford on promise not to cut city services
Marcus Gee
Horgan would continue along James's pro-business path if elected
Vancouver assault leaves man in critical condition
Man charged in decades-old child-abuse case
Woman back in custody after giving Mounties the slip
Alleged shoplifter Susan Smith is seen in the upper left of this surveillance camera photo walking out of Burnaby General Hospital wrapped in a bedsheet.
Government faces hard sell for thousands of new jail cells
The Edmonton Institution, a maximum security prison located on the northeast corner of Edmonton, Alberta on Monday January 10, 2011. The prison is part of a number of institutions across Canada that received $59 million for more roooms.
Canada Line workers to take strike vote
The Vancouver International Airport (YVR) from the Canada Line, November 26, 2010. Vancouver, BC.
Save the Canada Games Skating Oval video
Skating oval a magnet for Haligonians
Skaters take to the ice during a public skate on the Canada Games Oval on the Halifax Common, January 10, 2011. The popularity of the oval has been the focus of a debate to keep the facility on the public space.
Margaret Wente discusses the Tucson shooting
Hospital initiative aims to stamp out superbugs
Michael Gardam, medical director of infection prevention and control at the University Health Network (specifically Safer Healthcare Now, New Approach to Controlling Superbugs) is photographed on the general surgery ward at the Toronto General Hospital on January 10 2011. As visitors to the general surgery ward get off the elevators, they immediately see this warning sign about hand washing before and after visits.
Jays to rely more on small ball
Mayerthorpe tragedy timeline
U.S. dividend stocks: A search for stability
Shy budgeting won't help Torontonians
Police flashers on a Toronto Police cruiser are seen here in Etobicoke, Ontario, Friday, January 7, 2011.
Dilma's welcome outburst at the U.S. and China
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff smiles during a meeting with US Senator John McCain (out of frame) at Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil, on January 10, 2011.
A supernova for every child
This mosaic of the Andromeda spiral galaxy, released by NASA' s Jet Propulsion Laboratory January 5, 2011, highlights explosive stars in its interior, and cooler, dusty stars forming in its many rings.
Brazil ramps up the protectionist rhetoric
Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega
Tight times for traders lead to merger talks
U.S. Fed books windfall from crisis
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
Youngsters emerge to carry Canadiens
Toyota's plan for 2011: Be less boring
Earnings season starts with a bang
David Parkinson
Maturity and confidence making a difference for Raptors' DeMar DeRozan
Toronto Raptors' DeMar DeRozan finishes a dunk during first half NBA basketball action against the Sacramento Kings in Toronto Sunday, January 9, 2011.
Clark calls for a B.C. Family Day
Christy Clark talks to a room full of supporters after her announcement to make a run for leader in Vancouver December 8, 2010.
Tucson shooter was able to buy gun with ease
Peter Schiff puts his money on Canadian resource sector
Brian Milner
Crews race to repair Alaska pipeline
Former CFL running back Cookie Gilchrist dies at 75 after battle with cancer
U.S. eyes Internet user ID system
Rising gas prices pack a financial wallop
Rob Carrick
ABC acts like it's No. 1 at the TV critics' tour
Mamie Gummer (left) and Canada?s Caroline Dhavernas are in Off The Map, an ABC show debuting Wednesday.
Gold rises amid Portugal debt concerns
Will Jack Layton spoil Michael Ignatieff's road show?
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks at the caucus Christmas party in Ottawa on Dec. 15, 2010.
NHL goalies are getting bigger and bigger
Halton Catholic school board under fire for banning gay-straight alliances
Paul Marai, photographed in Toronto on Jan. 10, 2011, is a 22-year old gay Halton Catholic School Board Trustee who spoke to The Globe and Mail with his reactions to comments from Alice Ann Lemay, the school board chair, that compare gay/straoight alliance groups in high schools to Nazi groups.
Port of Montreal cargo levels on rise
Sylvie Vachon, president and CEO of the Montreal Port Authority
Arizona gunman, reusable bags, ethical oil, helping seniors, inequality and more
ARC riding wave of trust conversions
Skot Kortje
Haiti: suffering and spirituality
Clockwise from top left: Lorna Dueck, Kesner Aristide, Michael Higgins, moderator Guy Nicholson, Sheema Khan, Howard Voss-Altman
Inconsistency reigns during Kings' maturation process
Los Angeles Kings' head coach Terry Murray watches his team play against the Phoenix Coyotes during the first period of an NHL preseason hockey game on Monday, Sept. 22, 2008, in Los Angeles.
Intel pays $1.5-billion in licence dispute
Intel
10 Dow stocks likely to boost dividends
Trading on the NYSE
Loonie slips as greenback gains
A loonie's thickness is measured after being pressed
America's deadly discourse: Tucson didn't happen in a vacuum
Candles surround a portrait of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was shot January 8, 2011 in Tuscon, Arizona.
Oil, grains recover some losses; copper down
TD's Vancouver investment banking head to leave
Richard Burns
Flying in extreme comfort
Updated: The latest and greatest from Detroit
Venturi America High Voltage Buggy electric concept vehicle is a two-seat roadster which offers a real range of up to 300 km. Niche auto maker Venturi has just launched Venturi North America in Columbus, Ohio.
Black to a wedding? Yes, if you ask Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton
Breastfeeding mom gets apology from clothing store
Piers Morgan: The next testy Brit for Americans to adore
Piers Morgan, host of "Piers Morgan Tonight,"
New Country Rehab: Less about the new and more about the rehab
Faced with cuts, Toronto dancers learn the art of the sell
Essential tracks: Four songs you need to hear
Britney Spears
RBC names co-heads of Canadian stock sales
Higher prices boost Alcoa profit
Alcoa operations in Newburgh, Ind.
Kovalev sidelined with knee injury
ECB's 'extend and pretend' act wears thin
ECB chief Jean-Claude Trichet
Economic forecast? Your guess is as good as theirs
Second-hand smoke will raise a child's blood pressure
Slain Mounties knew 'police hater' was dangerous, Mayerthorpe inquiry hears
Grace Johnston, left, and Doreen Jewell-Duffy outside the provincial court in Stony Plain, Alta., on Jan. 10, 2011. Both lost sons in the Mayerthorpe massacre in 2005.
Can public transit boast peace and quiet?
Enbridge's proposed pipeline stirs strong emotions along the route
Wet'suwet'en Nation members like David de Wit are expressing their opposition to Enbridge's proposed Gateway pipeline by erecting a cabin squarely in its path.
RBC brings Steve Foley home
Essential video: Hot Mess, by Chromeo
Fortress Paper on a roll that may not be over yet
paper mill
Concert simulcast doesn't exactly draw a crowd
Surviving toddler twin remains critical after Surrey, B.C. housefire
Ava Keddie, who died on January 8, 2011 after suffering 30-per-cent burns in a housefire in Surrey, B.C.
Microsoft shakeup continues, server unit head exits
CES attendees crowd into the Microsoft booth during the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center January 6, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
US court won't review music download antitrust case
RIM to block porn in Indonesia
A woman surfs the internet through her BlackBerry in Jakarta January 10, 2011. Research In Motion said on Monday it will filter pornographic internet content for its Blackberry smartphone users in Indonesia, following government pressure to stop access to porn sites or face its browsing service being shut down.
South Korea beat Bahrain in Asian Cup
TD sees double-digit returns for banks
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jim Carrey does Black Swan on SNL
The Course
Screen shot of Augusta National golf course from the new Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12 video game
Mile High Flights grounded
New auto gadgets from the Consumer Electronics Show
iGate, Apax to buy majority stake in India's Patni for $1.2bln
How to cut through the red tape
Montreal man not criminally responsible for sister's murder, experts say
Macquarie parts ways with telco analyst
Trial opens in Quebec town's tainted water lawsuit
How home equity loans have surged with low interest rates
Michael Babad
Travel: Kauai - an island of signature golf courses
Prince Golf Course at Princeville at Hanalei in Kauai
Shootings put Sondheim's 'Assassins' into sharp relief
Alex Fiddes, Martin Julien and Christopher Stanton in "Assassins"
Gabriel Landeskog tops mid-season NHL draft rankings
Ontario to invest $5-million to fight bedbugs
There is a resurgence in bedbugs in North America.
Dalglish shown size of task ahead of him
Accused Arizona shooter's lonely descent into instability and paranoia
CIBC upgrades TMX Group amid cheerful capital markets
A general view of the TSX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Kirstine Stewart named head of CBC English Services
Kirstine Stewart
Fiat raises Chrysler stake, readies for IPO
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne speaks to reporters after delivering his keynote address at the Financial Executives International conference, in Montreal, Friday, May 29, 2009.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes.
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