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January 13

Bountiful sect believes in faith's polygamy doctrine, court told
TFC's newest player is used to a good fight - he's got MS
Lobbying watchdog refuses to explain the rules
Lobbying Commissioner Karen Shepherd leaves Parliament Hill after appearing before a House of Commons committee on April 20, 2010.
Cutting comments over corporate tax cuts
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty pauses during a news conference in Ottawa Oct. 4, 2010.
The undeclared federal election campaign of inches begins
A combination photo shows Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff.
Court blocks challenge to condos threatening view of legislature
Queen's Park
Funeral for slain officer to be held Tuesday
Toronto Police Sergeant Ryan Russell.
Crosscheck
Building for the future with some young and restless Liberals
Rod Mickleburgh
Intense rivalry between Ravens and Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger participates in the NFL team's practice in Pittsburgh, Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2011. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
Letters regarding Concordia Board of Governors' transparency concerns
Concordia board of governors under fire from faculty after president's departure
Woodsworth, president and vice-chancellor at Concordia poses in Montreal, November 26, 2009. For Top 100 Women supplement.
Horse of the year is debatable
Vancouver hospice put on hold over 'cultural sensitivity'
Coach brings optimism to Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll yells from the sidelines in the first half of an NFL NFC wild card playoff football game against the New Orleans Saints, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011, in Seattle
China and the EU: Building a reciprocal relationship
Other tunes censored by the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
Complaint about anti-gay slur prompts ban on Dire Straits hit
Hamilton stadium decision expected by mid-February
Toronto FC lighten lineup, payroll before adding at draft
Toronto FC's Chad Barrett celebrates his second goal against Chicago Fire during the second half of their MLS soccer match in Toronto May 8, 2010.
Flashback: A look at the B.C. politics of the past
Glen Clark addresses the crowd at his party's policy convention in Vancouver, Mar.1 1997.
Rural voters key to B.C. Liberals' grip on power
Moments: Caught on Camera, Jan. 14-20
How a retired teacher lost her licence for drinking at home
69-year-old retired teacher Barbara Copp, who got her driver license revoked after her doctor reported her to the province for alcohol related problems, despite that having no record of DUI in 53 years driving. Photographed at her home in Brampton, Ontario January 11, 2011
Editor's pick Jan. 14-20
A man is seen beneath an umbrella as he walks past vehicles amid snowfall in Changsha, Hunan province on Jan. 19, 2011. A new cold front bringing snow and rain will hit most parts of southern China this week, which could cause travel problems ahead of the annual rush home for the lunar new year holiday next month.
Belarus faces bruising sanctions
In this photo made Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011, Danil Sannikov, a 3-year-old son of a jailed Belarus presidential candidate and a journalist, is seen with his grandmother Lyutsina Khalip at home in Minsk, Belarus.
B.C. man kicked in head during arrest baffled by allegations of domestic violence
Buddy Tavares smiles as he leaves the Kelowna Court House after being released on bail on Monday, January 10.
'Target knows what they are'
A Target store in Newark, Calif.
Zellers era drawing to a close
.A shopper removes her bags from a shopping cart in the parking lot of a Mississauga Zellers store.
Encana takes a new look at oil
An EnCana pumpjack near Weyburn, Sask.
Calm prevails in southern Sudan
A southern Sudanese walks past a pro-secession poster (L) on the entrance of a general marchandise shop in Juba on January 7, 2011, as one of the world's poorest regions finally prepared to have its say on independence after a 50-year wait with Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir announcing in a television interview that southern Sudanese would be considered foreigners with certain benefits if the south votes for independence.
Kulemin keeps on plugging along for Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nikolai Kulemin (41) handles the puck while San Jose Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic (44) closes in during the first period of their NHL hockey game in San Jose, California January 11, 2011.
If a song is pruned, it can die
Former Dire Straits lead singer Mark Knopfler performs during a concert in Barcelona, Spain, on June 13, 2006.
Blind to what millions saw
Send more women, Davos tells attendees
What will be the theme at the Davos summit in January of 2011?
Jan. 11: Letters to the editor
Alleged leaks from carbon storage project questioned
Jan. 12: Letters to the editor
Xceed turns off the mortgage taps
Fledgling funds, 55 years of Street cred
Jan. 13: Letters to the editor
Computer's appearance on Jeopardy! more than just a numbers game
Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek.
Jan. 14: Letters to the editor
U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama arrive for the memorial event "Together We Thrive: Tucson and America" at the McKale Memorial Center on Jan. 12, 2011.
Merger lets miners tackle projects
Nikolai Kulemin keeps on plugging along for Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nikolai Kulemin (41) handles the puck while San Jose Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic (44) closes in during the first period of their NHL hockey game in San Jose, California January 11, 2011.
Arizona gunman, reusable bags, ethical oil, helping seniors, inequality and more
Obama's Tucson speech, Catholic school boards, parenting styles, foie gras and more
Unflappable Joe Flacco keeps feet firmly on ground
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco, left, and wide receiver Derrick Mason celebrate after Ravens running back Willis McGahee, not pictured, scored on a 25-yard touchdown run during the fourth quarter of an NFL AFC wild card football playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011, in Kansas City, Mo. The Ravens defeated the Chiefs 30-7.
Mysterious infection is killing B.C. salmon
A spawning sockeye salmon in the Adams River in Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park near Chase, B.C. Friday, Oct. 8, 2010.
Beyond the bottle: Coke trumpets its green initiatives
Caps owner says the new media is the message
In this Sept. 11, 2007, file photo, Ted Leonsis, a majority owner of the Washington Capitals ice hockey team, speaks with the Associated Press during an interview in Washington. The family of late Washington Wizards owner Abe Pollin says it has agreed on the "major economic terms" for selling its stake in the NBA team to Capitals owner Ted Leonsis.
Should I give my child vitamins or supplements?
Pink ponies
Bulls see 'double-digit return'
Prominent U.S. hedge fund managers Steven Einhorn, left, and Leon Cooperman
Ad agency John St. rides a Pink Pony to plaudits
A still from from Pink Pony
Leafs land Brunnstrom
Iggy cruisin' for a bruisin'
Editorial Cartoon by Brian Gable
Streamline updates to enhance your digital presence
A Twitter page is displayed on an Apple iPhone in Los Angeles October 13, 2009.
U.S. corn, soybeans hit 2 1/2-year highs while oil prices slip
A farmer stores corn in a container, to sell them in a market, in his courtyard on the outskirts of Changzhi, Shanxi province.
Mounties sought to charge Julie Couillard with illegal lobbying
Maxime Bernier arrives to be sworn in foreign affairs minister accompanied by Julie Couillard on Aug 14, 2007, at Rideau Hall.
Is it okay to share your bed with your pets?
It's not what you say, it's how you move
Struggling Sens and stupid fines
Trading ain't brain surgery
Dining out? Study predicts why you'll return
I'm haunted by my girlfriend's past
stock photo
Ontario Liberal David Ramsay to retire from politics
David Ramsay, Minister Responsible for Aboriginal Affairs speaks at podium and apologizes on behalf of the Ontario Government to George family as The Report of the Ipperwash Inquiry was released in Forest, Ontario Thursday May 31, 2007.
Obama's Tucson speech, Catholic school boards, parenting styles, foie gras and more
Writing about fears before tests boosts student grades: study
Students fill the gymnasium at Saint Mary's University.
To teach financial literacy, get 'em while they're young
stock photo
Sexual fluidity: What happens when she leaves him for her?
Real Stories of Sexual Fluidity in "Dear John, I Love Jane"
My son-in-law avoids me because I'm gay
Lynn Coady
Should circumcision be outlawed? 'Intactivists' think so
What do teachers really think about field trips?
Thinkstock
Five Dow stocks likely to rise after earnings
The U.S. market has had a disappointing decade, but investors shouldn't give up on international diversification
At the close: finishing with a fizzle
Pollsters unimpressed with Ignatieff's 'feeble' ballot question
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks during a news conference in the foyer of the House of Commons on Jan. 12, 2011.
Funeral of little girl killed in Tucson shooting
2012 world junior hockey championships a sellout
Family-friendly destinations
Disney Cruise Line introduces a cruise industry innovation on the Disney Dream with the debut of AquaDuck, the first-ever shipboard water coaster.
Celebrity hype: A numbers game that doesn’t add up
Liam Lacey
Time for timber to shine?
Wrangler's rough road ahead
2008 Jeep Wrangler
Broncos hire Fox as coach
John Fox
Planning a family vacation? Here's where to go
Jean Henderson
What's a good Ireland bus tour for a mom and daughter?
It's not nice to shoot your neighbour's zebras (especially in California)
I never thought I'd call a cat sweetheart
Detail from illustration by Josee Bisaillon
Activist convicted for refusing to fill out long-form census
Sandra Finley was found guilty of not filling out the 2006 census in a Saskatoon provincial court on Jan. 14, 2010.
The electric battleground
Rubenstein: All in the name of better golf
PGA golf merchandise show
Analysts praise Symterra deal
An employee works with a reel of copper cable at a factory in China.
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining
Bandits nab $140K BMW at Detroit's auto show
BMW 7 Series sedan
Why the gym isn't enough for the couch potato
The Bird: Drugs, booze and misbehaving usually make for better theatre
Anna Chatterton and Bruce Hunter in a scene from "The Bird"
Farnworth enters NDP leadership fray
Mike Farnworth leaves the B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver March 27, 2002 on a lunch break during his testimony in the Glen Clark trial.
Toronto poised to hike recreation fees to find $23-million
Skaters make their way around the Natrel Rink at the Harbourfront Centre along Toronto's waterfront Wednesday November 24, 2010. The rink, which has been open since Saturday, is one of the first outdoor rinks open in the city. Nathan Philips Square skating rink is expected to be open for the weekend.
Canada too lax on securities fraud: CFA chief
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