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January 18

CBC says its file footage should be yanked from new Conservative ads
AECL's uncertain future ushers in unrest for Canada's nuclear industry
A warning sign near a nuclear reactor at the Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. plant in Chalk River, Ont., on Dec. 19 2007.
Telecom foreign ownership case a test of cabinet power
Globalive's WIND Mobile phones are displayed at a retail store in Toronto on Dec. 16, 2009.
Some forms did not have payment attached, Farnworth and Lali campaigns say
Adrian Dix, MLA for Vancouver Kingsway during a rally where he announced he was entering the race for leader of the provinceal NDP party in Vancouver January 17, 2011.
Agents join injured Crosby in asking for action on head shots
Monster keeps emotions in check
Harper dismisses radical moves on abortion, gun-control laws
Peter Mansbridge interviews Stephen Harper. Part 1 aired Jan. 17, 2011.
Tardy mail delivery sparks complaints
Postal truck (handout from Canada Post )
BMX enthusiasts aim to jump over stereotypes
Constable Scott Mills poses for photos with mural artists Kedre Brown, 19, right, and Jessey Pacho,20, left. They were at the bike park near Dupont and Dufferin Sts. where the two have painted art on the ramos and jumps that bikers use.
Ottawa looking into Mexico shooting of Penticton man
Ontario teen prepares draft legislation on driver safety
Alex Don, a grade 12 student who has proposed to Burlington City Council an initiative to have P stickers on cars driven by teens and another new drivers, photographed at his high school on Burlington, Ontario January 18, 2011.
Thousands of federal officials under lifelong gag order, records show
Then Canadian Security Intelligence Service Director Jim Judd (left) and then RCMP Commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli confer as they prepare to appear at the Commons Security committee on Parliament Hill, Wednesday June 7, 2006.
Health Canada restricts use of 'rubber duck chemicals' in children's products
In aftermath of Pickton case, B.C.'s Missing Women Commission to begin inquiry
Wally Oppal in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday January 7, 2009.
B.C. Liberal caught up in criminal probe over election financing
Hu's coming to dinner - and to face the world at Obama's side
Hospice critics don't speak for us, Chinese community says
The site of a proposed hospice, left, is pictured on the University of British Columbia campus adjacent to a residential high-rise in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday January 14, 2011.
Trans-Canada highway opens east of Field after series of avalanches
The rituals behind police funerals explained
Pallbearers carry the casket of Sgt. Ryan Russell during his funeral in Toronto on Tuesday, January 18, 2011. Thousands honoured Sgt. Russell who was killed by a stolen snowplow on January 12 in Toronto.
Mayerthorpe inquiry hears of RCMP marksman's last shot
A box containing three rifles was found inside the Quonset hut where James Roszko ambushed and gunned down four Alberta Mounties, an inquiry was told Monday.
The magical history tour of Lennon's Rolls-Royce
Mechanic Jim Walters is the only person allowed to drive John Lennon's old Rolls-Royce Phantom V, shown Tuesday in the Royal BC Museum.
Jeffrey Simpson on the politics of the F-35
To mourn and respect: Why police march en masse for slain cops
Thousands of police from various police forces make their way down University Avenue as they make their way from 52 Division to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for funeral services for Sergeant Ryan Russell on January 18 2011.
Sidney Crosby leaps head-first into head-shot controversy
Stephen Brunt
TV chef Michael Smith cooks up online series
Apple stock shrugs off leadership change
An Apple employee displays an iPhone showing the Verizon wireless network January 11, 2011 in New York City.
As oil nears $100 mark, threat to nascent recovery grows
A cowed legislature, a banned kirpan
Balpreet Singh, lawyer at the World Sikh Organization of Canada, poses in front of the National Assembly in Quebec City Tuesday January 18, 2011. Singh was denied entrance by Quebec National Assembly security because he insisted on wearing ceremonial kirpans.
No mercy for a tyrant who showed none
Former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier is escorted by friends and the police from his hotel in Port-au-Prince January 18, 2011.
Japanese Scotch? Don't knock it until you've tried it
Beppi Crosariol
Commodities maintain full head of steam
Ignatieff walks ideological tightrope in effort to secure Kitchener ridings
John Ibbitson
Business makes push for charity innovation
The first finished building in the Regent Park redevelopment in Toronto
Jan. 18: Letters to the editor
A Southern Sudan Referendum Commission staff member shows the voting ballot during the official counting of votes on South Sudanese independence from the north at the Armed Forces Club polling center in El Fasher, north Darfur January 15, 2011.
From the archives: How to make Bubble and Squeak
Mexico keeps auto-making lead over Canada
Workers leave a VW auto plant in Puebla, Mexico
U.S.-China relations at a crossroads
U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden, right, watches as China's President Hu Jintao waves upon his arrival at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington on Tuesday
TransCanada rethinks bid to revamp gas tolls
U.S. taking Canada to arbitration over softwood
A logging operation in Williams Lake, B.C.
Foreign Affairs asks Mexico to investigate allegations tourist raped by police
Heavy on the butter: A week of eating like it's 1912
AlphaPro dividend ETF touts its flexibility
John Heinzl
Questerre delays Quebec shale gas projects
Six months after census furor, Ottawa names new chief statistician
Indian 'Oscars' will put Bollywood's focus on Toronto
Bollywood star Anil Kapoor at the Royal York Fairmont in Toronto this week.
Will Huawei's success in Canada open U.S. doors?
Sean Yang, president of Huawei Canada
DuPont's new growth formula
Alberta rancher and farmer, John Bland looks over the dry and dusty pastures of his cattle farm east of Calgary in the hamlet of Cheadle, AB on Tuesday, April 06, 2010.
COC general director can't resist dropping hints about future plans
Alexander Neef
New CBC head to undo predecessor's controversial legacy
Kirstine Stewart
Saskatchewan says marriage commissioners must wed same-sex couples
Don Morgan, Minister of Justice and Attorney General for the province of Saskatchewan, left, and Ministry of Justice Civil Law Director Gerald Tegart address media at the release of the Report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Wrongful Conviction of David Milgaard in Saskatoon, Sask., Friday, Sept. 26, 2008.
Why this market rally will end in tears
David Rosenberg
Revolt of the franchisees
Robert Rodger, owner of a Pet Valu franchise in Aurora, Ont.
Crisis plan crucial if founder falls ill
Survival checklist for small businesses
When dividends beat REIT distributions
Foreclosure crisis helps resurrect house cleansings
Alain Trudel, trombone a heavenly pair
Alain Trudel
Look for a more nimble, acquisitive Mosaic
Sydney Greenstein
John Stackhouse
John Geiger
Marina Jimenez
I feel like a traitor to paper, but I love my e-reader
Can't wait to shop? Blame your surname
stock photo
Brookfield's deal comes with added bonus
Buying Used: Not the grille of our dreams
Whistler shares seen gaining traction
Did Harper steal a page from Ike's Cold War playbook?
Gerald Owen
Whitecaps, TFC add to rosters in supplemental draft
Sean Fine
Why Carney is wary: Strong loonie, stretched consumers
Michael Babad
Time for Hyundai to build in Canada
Els might skip Presidents Cup
Ernie Els (South Africa) World Ranking: 7 Best U.S. Open finish: Won in 1994, 1997 Best 2010 PGA Tour finish: 1st, WGC-CA Championship at Doral and Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill
Cargill puts potash assets into play
Scottish golfer banned three months for cheating
Elliot Saltman
Gene Makowsky signs deal with Roughriders
Latest earnings put shine on Apple
Workers apply the Apple logo to the exterior of the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Popular alternative to headsets for driving
The close: Dow, TSX rise
What Canada's reading: 4 libraries report in
When it comes to books, Canadians read a lot but also worry a lot
A quiet corner of the Toronto Public Library branch at College and Huron streets.
NHL hands Nichol a four-game suspension
Will Denis Villeneuve's 'Incendies' light a fire under Oscar?
Bodum's Chocolatiere offers cold-weather comfort
IBM quarterly profit blows past expectations
International Business Machines
As memorial plans unveiled, Terry Fox's family calls for museum
Invited to Quebec legislature, Sikhs then barred for carrying kirpans
The ceremonial Sikh dagger, the kirpan.
Chef Raymond Blanc oversees Orient-Express kitchens
French chef Raymond Blanc in front of his award-winning restaurant the Michelin two-starred Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons in Oxford.
Private equity investors seeking bigger returns
Value investors rejoice
U.S. says Canada violated softwood lumber pact, seeks remedy
Tim Hortons stock ready for a coffee break: RBC
Darcy Keith
Canada Post hires new CEO
Postal truck (handout from Canada Post )
University students actually learn very little: study
Stock photo
Soldier falls to his death at Quebec base
Crosby's message deserves bigger stage
Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins walks off the ice after losing to the Washington Capitals in the NHL's Winter Classic hockey game at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania January 1, 2011. REUTERS/Dave Denoma
A haggis-flavoured Robbie Burns dinner without the offal
Lucy Waverman
Is it too soon to discuss replacing Regis?
TV personality Regis Philbin poses for a portrait at the 37th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards held at the Las Vegas Hilton on June 27, 2010
Koivu nears Montreal return
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