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January 12

Should Ottawa jazz up PM's plain plane?
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen wave from the top of their National Defence aircraft as it leaves Paris on July 19, 2006.
Federal court orders Tamil migrant to remain in custody
Former member of polygamist group recounts lifestyle
Former polygamist member Carolyn Jessop fled Colorado City, Ariz., in 2003 and has since written two books about her experiences.
DeRozan continues upward trajectory
Police watchdog considers reopening G20 case
Penguins cruise past Canadiens
Marc-Andre Fleury of the Pittsburgh Penguins makes a glove save on the puck in front of David Desharnais #58 of the Montreal Canadiens during the NHL game at the Bell Centre on January 12, 2011 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Toronto loses a 'hero' as police officer killed
Toronto Police Chief William Blair speaks in the lobby at police headquarters in Toronto about the death of Sgt. Ryan Russell earlier this day, Jan 12, 2011. Sgt. Russell was killed in the line of duty while trying to stop a man who had allegedly stolen a truck with a snow plow attached. The accused is in custody and being treated at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto for wounds sustained during his arrest.
Car owners using GPS to track stolen vehicles
Burke keeps ears, mind open for trades
Money For Nothing performance from YouTube
New brooms sweeping the nation
Gay slur in lyrics disqualifies Dire Straits hit from Canadian radio play
Former Dire Straits lead singer Mark Knopfler performs during a concert in Barcelona, Spain, on June 13, 2006.
Hamilton opts to further study Ivor Wynne site for Pan Am Games
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats Football Club and The City of Hamilton are close to announcing their new stadium plan that when implemented will see the old home of the Cats, Ivor Wynne Stadium, located in Hamilton's east end, waiting for the wrecking ball.
Prepared text of Obama's speech
High draft pick might be Sens' saving grace
Flaherty stands firm on corporate tax cuts
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty pauses during a news conference in Ottawa Oct. 4, 2010.
Ignatieff looks to women to defeat Harper
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff arrives to a meet-and-greet at a family restaurant in Ottawa on Jan. 12, 2011.
The scourge of guns: what Obama didn't say
City may scrap pet licences
Lincicome misses cut in Hooters Tour event
Leafs continue to ride Reimer's hot hand
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender James Reimer makes a save against the Los Angeles Kings during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, California, January 10, 2011.
Accusations of lying too common to justify Charest libel suit, court to hear
Land disputes and rubble have stalled the job of rebuilding Haiti
Campbell Clark
Hospitals overwhelmed by surge of flu cases
Juan Mosquera holds his son Jasper, 4, as he receives a flu shot with little sister Hazel, 3, looking on at city hall in Toronto, Ont. Jan. 11, 2011.
Bid rigging alleged against Ottawa-based consultancy
WHL reinstates Kamloops reporter who was banned over coverage
Miss Supertest III is a blast from Canada's sporting past
Stephen Brunt
No timetable set for return of Penguins' Crosby
Washington Capitals' David Steckel, right, takes a faceoff against Pittsburgh Penguins Sidney Crosby during the second period of the NHL Winter Classic outdoor hockey game in Pittsburgh Saturday, Jan. 1, 2011. The Winter Classic's television ratings in the United States were up from last year even though it was postponed because of rain.
Tracking bands put penguins' lives at risk, study finds
Tagging wild penguins with flipper bands impairs their long-term survival and reproduction, a ten-year study of king penguins living on Antarctica's Possession Island now suggests. The Nature paper, which highlights ethical objections to the continued use of flipper-banding, also partially discredits the predictive value of data derived from banded birds.
Watch live: Obama addresses nation on Arizona tragedy
US flags fly at half-staff at the Washington Monument in Washington, DC, in honor of the six people killed in the shooting in Tucson, Arizona, that also severely wounded Arizona Representative Gabrielle Giffords. The US Capitol is in the background.
Include homosexuals in Roman Catholic schools
Charges in Lebanon's assassination must proceed
Doctor's discredited vaccine-autism link leaves a legacy of preventable death and disease
André Picard
Chorus's lofty dividend looks solid
NHL uses video room for more than just goal reviews
NHL Senior Vice President and Director of Hockey Operations Colin Campbell works in the NHL's video review room in Toronto Monday, November 29, 2010.
These index funds stick to the fundamentals
Seal harvest table
HBC's Baker set to unlock Zellers' value
Richard Baker
China's sovereign wealth fund sets up shop in Toronto
First union forms at Couche-Tard
Amid Haiti's ruins, a requiem for the lost
Michaelle Jean, former General Governor and current special envoy to Haiti for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or UNESCO, reacts as Suzette Prophete tells of her harrowing earthquake story at a memorial ceremony at Port-au-Prince's Universite Quisqueya, in Haiti, where 23 people lost their lives in the January 12/2010 earthquake that rocked the poor and struggling country killing between two and three hundred thousand people.
Investors bet on bidding war for Consolidated Thompson
Stockpiles of iron ore
Murdoch's U.K. media ambitions make enemies
Eric Reguly
Earlier Live Blog: The BC Liberals leadership event
The BC legislature in Victoria June 11, 2010.
Merrill warns interest rates may jump by year-end
bonds bond pit buying selling credit trader
Hot metal prices spur Inmet-Lundin deal
Inmet CEO Jochen Tilk speaks at the shareholders meeting in Toronto on April 27, 2010.
Why can't I buy a $2500 Nano in Canada?
Reconciling with my brother in the hospital, over a beer
Bro, this Bud's for you
Reporting to the IRS from north of the border
Tim Cestnick
Moderate Islam, Haiti, pardons, and more on tiger moms and the Tucson tragedy
Hugs from Ford’s big boss
TTC delays plan to reduce hours, erases $1-million in potential savings
Vancouver museum pulls exhibition showing portraits of missing and murdered women
Soybeans, corn lead broad commodities rally
Patricia Brown photo: While hiking along the trails in Nepal we came across these drying corn husks.
Analysts warming up to TMX Group
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Cheers to a Royal wedding: UK pubs to stay open later
Why stocks are the best proxy for rising copper prices
Rubenstein: Rudge to be named Golf Canada director
Chris Rudge wants $12-million from the federal government for a big CFL party.
How one chef went from rags to running a culinary mini-empire
Sarah Hampson
Antibiotics found effective against kids' ear infections
Retail M&A: It could be a big year
Unique new centre opts for ultrasound over scalpels
The close: Stocks hit fresh highs
What's causing a shortage of common drugs?
André Picard
When money is no object: Japan on $10,000 a day
Welcome to The Peninsula in Tokyo's swanky Ginza district.
Alouettes get Labinjo from Stamps
Regarding the book’s mortality, and also its surreal charm
Russell Smith
Josh Groban steps outside the box with 'Illuminations'
Cathy and Heathcliff in dance
Sara Hanley, Sonya Stefan and Audree Juteau in Nocturnes
Is Expedia a buyout candidate?
TV: Critic's picks for Jan. 13
It takes more than hits to 'go viral'
Falling deeper in love in South Africa
Giant fleece jacket on display in (where else?) Vancouver
The giant fleece sweater hangs in the Museum of Vancouver.
Maxime Bernier questions Tory line – but will bow to top court’s verdict
Teammates face prospect of playing against each other in new all-star format
Nostalgia for the Light: The official trailer
Wilfrid Laurier football team subjected to unannounced drug test
Try this! Ice climbing
Learn to ice climb with Yamnuska Mountain Adventures in Canmore. Alta.
Being stoic at work takes its toll
Wikipedia, 10 years old, targets India, Brazil for growth
Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation Sue Gardner takes part in a photo session during an interview with Agence France-Presse, in New York, January 11, 2011.Wikipedia, the fifth most visited website in the world, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary.
London River: The official trailer
China Life Insurance Co. stock going nowhere fast
Labourers fix the logo of China Life Insurance, the top Chinese insurer, in Xiangfan, central China's Hubei province.
Oh My Irma: An actor makes a messy marvel out of a trifle
The Green Hornet: The official trailer
Farnworth set to launch bid for NDP leadership
Electric Focus will come to Canada in 2012
Iceland at a ‘turning point’: Who’s laughing now?
Michael Babad
Snowstorm cancels flights across Canada
Kingsley Kennedy
Twitter reveals your accent, don’t cha know
'Emotional' funeral for baby who died in private Mississauga daycare
April Luckese, centre, is lead away from her home as police arrest her on Jan. 7, 2011.
Usability expert dissects Kinect
The Technical University of Denmark's usability expert, Dr. Jakob Nielsen, 14 March, 2002.
Despatie, Heymans headline national diving team
Larry Campbell endorses Kevin Falcon for BC Liberal leader
Don't rule out competing bid for Consolidated Thompson: analysts
Darcy Keith
Woman declared dead by Guelph police turns out to be alive
After Alcoa beats, a downgrade
Alcoa operations in Newburgh, Ind.
Kicked to the curb, small auto makers struggle
More on Ron Wilson's 600th win
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