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Canadian through to third round of Australian Open with big upset
Milos Raonic of Canada celebrates his victory over Michael Llodra of France at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne January 20, 2011.
Former Waterloo football players left in limbo
Hu Jintao in Washington: A shifting dialogue on power and partnership
US President Barack Obama stands with Chinese President Hu Jintao(L) during a State Arrival ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, January 19, 2011. Hu said Wednesday he could see "new progress" in his country's ties to the United States as he was welcomed to the White House by US leader Barack Obama.
Will Canada play energy card in a U.S.-China world?
Campbell Clark
Arceneaux poised to leave Lions' den
Markets brace for China's bid to rein in hot economy
In this photo released by China's Xinhua news agency, staff members count bank notes at a rural credit union in Xinjiang County, north China's Shanxi Province, on Friday Jan. 14, 2011.
Team Orr routs Team Cherry at Top Prospects Game
Team Orr goalie Jordan Binnington gloves the puck while playing against Team Cherry during third period CHL Top Prospects hockey action in Toronto on Wednesday, January 19, 2011.
Storylines unfold as NBA gears up for second half
Denver Nuggets forward Carmelo Anthony shoots a foul shot against the New Jersey Nets in the fourth quarter of their NBA basketball game in Newark, New Jersey, January 31, 2011. Anthony has been the centre of numerous trade rumours. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine
A summit in translation: The statements behind Hu and Obama's polished political prose
Obama and Hu's dance resolves little
Brian Milner
Lindros: Players' disdain for each other poisonous
Leafs bottom out in New York
Robertson 'open to' idea of float plane terminal near Canada Place
Canadian Forces seek new staging base for Afghanistan
Statscan report says many Canadians not as active as they think
A runner photographed while exercising along Lake Ontario, Toronto January 19, 2011.
Only 75 per cent of $3-billion set aside for reno tax credits used
Prime Minister Stephen Harper uses a nail gun while touring a home undergoing renovations in Ottawa on Jan. 28, 2009.
How can you win the weight-loss battle?
Receiver Green opts to stay with Als, rush end Labinjo returns to Stamps
Montreal Alouettes' S.J. Green stretches for a first down during a game last season.
Another transit fantasy - and this one is electric
Marcus Gee
There’s gold in those earnings revisions
Death of elderly couple puts spotlight on social isolation
Surge of Alberta oil tames rise in prices
Homes for the smallpox virus
Premier Charest is vindicated
Quebec Premier Jean Charest, right, looks upstair as Justice minister Jean-Marc Fournier comments the Bastarache report on Wednesday, January 19, 2011 in Quebec City. The inquiry has largely dismissed allegations of political tampering in the province's justice system, saying there's no proof Premier Jean Charest allowed his party's fundraisers to essentially appoint judges.
Quebec's Simons set to head west
A shopper leaves the Simons department store in downtown Montreal
Liverpool owners pledge transfer funds for Dalglish
Rolling the dice on biotech stocks
Greece should just end the debt dance and default
Eric Reguly
PM's remarks rekindle debate on the death penalty
Saskatchewan must have role in Mosaic deal: Wall
Mosaic's potash mine in Colonsay, Sask.
WestJet shares appear ready for takeoff
Calgary, Alta.---4/2008--- A Westjet Airlines Boeing 737 jetliner lands as another Westjet Boeing 737 jet prepares to take off. digital photo by Larry MacDougal
In defence of much-maligned home equity credit line
Rob Carrick
Canadian funds outpace benchmarks in 2010
Boyd Erman
Millionaire splurges on two more cars for his collection
Republicans win repeal vote on Obama health law
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Va., center, speaks during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011, to discuss the upcoming vote to repeal the health care bill. From left are, Rep. Nan Hayworth, R-N.Y., Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., Cantor, House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy of Calif., and Rep. Jeb Hensarling R-Texas.
Uncle Sam's long arm can reach into your pockets
Tim Cestnick
Pressure rises to tackle EI inequality
Nintendo tries to defuse reaction to 3D warning
Dortmund breaks up Spanish duopoly in power rankings
Borussia Dortmund's Kevin Grosskreutz, Nuri Sahin and Mario Goetze celebrate a goal against Bayer Leverkusen during their German Bundesliga soccer match in Leverkusen January 14, 2011.
From Daniel Libeskind, a machine of shame
Architect and designer Daniel Libeskind has been selected to design and create a monument marking Canada's 1939 refusal of entry to the 900-plus Jewish refugees on board the M.S. St. Louis and the anti-Jewish immigration policy that it epitomized.
How a terror plot's global trail led investigators to Edmonton arrest
Members of a U.S. Army carry team transport a flag-draped transfer case holding the remains of Army Staff Sergeant Bryan E. Hall, during a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base, April 12, 2009 in Dover, Delaware. Five US soldiers, US Army Private Second Class Bryce E. Gautier of Cypress, Ca., US Army Corporal Jason G. Pautsch of Davenport, Ia., US Army Sergeant Edward W. Forrest, Jr. St. Louis, Mo., US Army Staff Sergeant Gary L. Woods, Jr. of Lebanon, Ky., and US Army Staff Sergeant Bryan E. Hall of Elk Grove, Ca., were killed on April 10th in Mosul, Iraq when their military vehicle was stuck by a suicide vehicle loaded with explosives.
10 cheapest Dow dividend stocks for 2011
Arsenal subdues Leeds to reach <br>FA Cup fourth round</br>
Proof that drugs make you stupid? Look no further
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Sharks see the world in black and white
Naomi June Diamond
We hiked the Chilkoot Trail with our kids
CEO leaves troubled Niagara hospital as calls for probe mount
Enjoying Lyons doesn't end with the sights
Pens lose Malkin to undisclosed injury
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin celebrates his goal against the Washington Capitals during the first period of their NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, January 14, 2009.
Where to eat when in Lyons, France
Chickens in the Lyon market.
BMW's big baby is fun and sporty
2011 BMW 135i
A taste of Lyons, the 'capital of gastronomy'
At the Bocuse d'or competition, eponymous chef Paul Bocuse and star chefs, like Daniel Boulud and Thomas Keller judge the contestants.
Dow primed to outperform the TSX
thumbs up dow jones us stocks wall street
Canadian firms now trading in renminbi
U.S. dollars and Chinese renminbi notes
The close: Financials, commodities slide
Two aboriginal masks could fetch millions at art fair
To double space or not? That is the question
Russell Smith
Beyond Bollywood to 'Hindie'
A scene from Kiran Rao's "Dhobi Ghat"
Mike Danton hopes for NHL return as parole ends
Community, not technology, is what people with dementia need
Monitoring what you eat: the weight-loss numbers game
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Canadians buy and borrow more than 2.7-million books in one week
A woman browses in a bookstore, something that happens a lot in one week in Canada.
War made beautiful: Scuba-dive though wrecks
In Papua New Guinea, a Second World War wreck has become a beautiful, vibrant reef.
Cloris Leachman: my getaway
Wozniak aiming for February return to WTA Tour
A Bajan legend tries to teach me watersports
Robin Esrock begins his Stand Up Paddleboard lesson from Bajan national hero Brian Talma.
Hobo With A Shotgun: The official trailer
Nissan's new Quest for glory
Bloc to seek parliamentary ban on the kirpan
Montreal teenager Gurbaj Singh Multani displays his kirpan at the Supreme Court in Ottawa on March 2, 2006 while waiting for a decision from Canada's top judges on his right to carry the blade at school.
How &lsquo;amateur&rsquo; bloggers beat pro analysts on Apple results
Michael Babad
It's time for underwhelming Chinese auto maker to deliver
LittleBigPlanet 2 in pictures
A screenshot from LittleBigPlanet 2 for PlayStation 3.
LittleBigPlanet 2 Adventure Trailer
A screenshot from LittleBigPlanet 2 for PlayStation 3.
Review: LittleBigPlanet 2
Germany studying Greek restructuring: sources
Web tool shows us just how good Canadians have it
New B.C. NDP memberships 'contaminated,' Lali claims
Canadian hedge funds outperform in 2010
financial words cards on money
All-new Hyundai Accent debuts
German airline enters fray, bolsters Ottawa's stand against UAE
Lufthansa aircraft sit on the tarmac at Munich's airport on July 28, 2008.
Coming soon: from Dakar to a road near you
Game stock investors poised for more winnings
Skot Kortje
Getting motivated with a personal trainer
Sarah Bezanson on a walking trail that runs along Lake Banook in Dartmouth, NS, January 18, 2011.
Death from Above 1979 to reunite at Coachella
Heritage project: Pepsi bottles time
Anne Hathaway gets coveted role in next Batman film
The challenge of market reporting
Cherry says players have no respect
Gas not leaking from carbon project: review
A Saskatchewan family says escaping carbon dioxide on its property caused problems such as this algae bloom
Giguere recalls horror show of his early days
NFLPA union leader meets with Goodell
Global B.C. reporter charged with sex related offences
Stamps hire Missick as defensive backs coach
McGuinty won't ban smoking in apartments
Jean Charest cleared in Bastarache influence-peddling probe
Premier Jean Charest speaks to reporters in Quebec City on Nov. 9, 2010.
Bastarache inquiry primer
Premier Jean Charest smiles after survivinga confidence vote at the Quebec National Assembly on Nov. 24, 2010.
Canadians eyeing smart TVs
Hu's visit all talk, no action. But at least they're talking
Investors shouldn't run from Mosaic: Canaccord
A dragline operator mines at Mosaic's South Fort Meade Mine in Fort Meade, Fla.
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