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January 20

Dairy farmer to challenge raw-milk rules
Rmilk yogurt labeled Cleopatra's Enzymatic Facial Scrub for pickup by share holders at the Home on the Range farms in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Monday, January 3, 2011.
Open door for ice dancers
Canada's Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje (L) perform during the Ice Dance Compulsory Dance at the 2010 BMO Canadian Figure Skating Championships London, Ontario, January 14, 2010.
The cost of undoing the HST
Packers-Bears a long-standing rivalry
B.C. NDP checking authenticity of new members
Former NDP cabinet minister Moe Sihota speaks to reporters after being elected British Columbia NDP president at their convention in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday November 29, 2009.
United Way beats its target
Susan McIsaac, new President and CEO of United Way, photographed near the organization's headquarters on Wellington St., Toronto
Former justice minister rejects 'biased' Bastarache commission findings
Premier Jean Charest speaks to reporters in Quebec City on Nov. 9, 2010.
Johnson to return to the Lions for 2011
BC Lions Brent Johnson, right, closes in on Calgary Stampeders quarterback Henry Burris during a game back in 2007.
Talk of penalizing head shots picks up momentum
Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins falls to ice against the Washington Capitals during the 2011 NHL Bridgestone Winter Classic at Heinz Field on January 1, 2011 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Harper's index
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gives a thumbs-up before a Conservative caucus meeting in Ottawa on Dec. 1, 2010.
The five-year shadow of Stephen Harper
John Ibbitson
Governor-General honours veteran of the war on war
Ploughshares founder Ernie Regehr, who will be awarded this year's Pearson Peace Medal, is shown at his Waterloo, Ont., home on Jan. 19, 2011.
Giguère bests former team
Luke Schenn of the Toronto Maple Leafs clears the puck past Saku Koivu of the Anaheim Ducks during game action at the Air Canada Centre January 20, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Scrap bylaw allowing raids to find grow-ops, councillor urges
Stacy Gowanlock has six kids a pool and a hot tub. He was inspected by city officials and told the wiring on the tub was wrong. He was charged $5,200. Mr. Gowanlock is photographed in his hot tub at his home in Mission, B.C., January 11, 2011 .
Thai police make arrest in Sun Sea case
A poster in the Thai fishing port of Sonkhla, where the MV Sun Sea is believed to have set sail for Canada, warns agains the perils of human trafficking on May 19, 2010.
Whitecaps sign Canadian-born defender Alain Rochat
Wellwood gets another last chance
Kyle Wellwood when he was still a member of the Vancouver Canucks.
In Pictures: $500,000 car from niche auto maker Panoz
Clement urges Canadians to complete long-form census substitute
Industry Tony Clement gives an interview at his Parliament Hill office on Nov. 5, 2010.
Revamped street-eats plan to include nutritional standards
Ottawa seeks nuclear commitment from Ontario
Candidates' verbal jousting enlivens staid Liberal leadership debate
Rod Mickleburgh
Transplant waiting lists and dialysis costs grow as kidney supply lags behind
Rogers wrestles Cox from TSN
This week in B.C. politics history
What to call the B.C. budget nobody wants
India in a stew over onion shortage
A troubling turn in Kash Heed's political ambitions
Gary Mason
Vancouver Opera's Nixon in China to be staged in San Francisco and Kansas City
A set model from the Vancover Opera's production of Nixon in China.
Michigan Governor gives new life to bridge
An artist rendering of the Detroit River International Crossing project.
Jim Flaherty, the reluctant surgeon
Minister of Finance Jim Flaherty speaks to the media prior to holding pre-budget consultations on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011, at the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina, Sask.
Look Hu's talking now: China's misleading rhetoric
China's President Hu Jintao waves upon his arrival at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington for a state visit, January 18, 2011.
Belgian firm stymied in takeover denies plan to sell uranium to Iran
A rough wooing of Economical Insurance
Economical Insurance CEO Katherine Mabe
Searching S&P/TSX 60 for earnings momentum
Is Canada Post's pink slip in the mail?
New president and CEO of Canada Post Deepak Chopra
Reynolds, Chan already have one eye on Sochi
Figure skater Patrick Chan of Canada skates his short program during the Skate Canada International figure skating competition in Kingston October 29, 2010. REUTERS/ Mike Cassese
Georges St-Pierre splits with business manager
Georges St-Pierre, from Montreal celebrates after defeating Josh Koscheck, from Waynesburg, PA., with a unanimous decision to retain his welterweight title at UFC 124 Sunday, December 12, 2010 in Montreal. The mixed martial arts fight went the distance with St-Pierre winning 50-45 on all three judges' card.
Man shackled as he appears in Calgary court accused of war crimes in Guatemala
Southwest adds pressure on Boeing to adapt
Southwest Airlines planes are seen parked at the gate at the Oakland International Airport
Real director Valdano denies rift with Mourinho
Celebrity CEOs and their brands
Live by the celebrity CEO, die by the celebrity CEO?
Apple CEO Steve Jobs
New accounting standards bring warnings of murky reporting
Duvalier gave up anonymous life in Paris to return to Haiti
OMERS eyes shift into private market
OMERS president and CEO Michael Nobrega
High taxes driving tourists away: IATA
TransCanada to move U.S. crude through Keystone
UBC goalie to back up Niemi
Star fund managers a bet well worth taking
Tom Bradley
Bad managers prove a headache for HR department
Court battle brewing over illegal Alberta cigarettes
Carolyn Buffalo - An Alberta First Nation council that had 14 million illegal cigarettes seized by the Alberta government this month is mounting a legal challenge, saying the province had no authority to take tobacco from its reserve. The defiant chief, Carolyn Buffalo, is also striking up something of an ethical battle, saying the illegal cigarettes (which represent about $3-million) are a job and wealth creator for the impoverished first nation.
Can businesses run faster, better and cheaper?
Waterloo lineman has no place to play
Any tips for touring Portugal with my older sons?
U.S. momentum stocks losing their mojo
trading investor fast
Household debt weighs on U.S. recovery
Credit cards
Chinese rate hike fears rattle oil, copper
A seminal moment in the head-shot debate
Jesse James is engaged: Would you trust a cheater?
Telus, Methanex possible takeover candidates: Morningstar
Telus has a history of rewarding shareholders with dividend growth, according to Yield Hog panelist Tony Demarin of BCV Asset Management.
Jan. 21: Letters to the editor
Do school hugging bans go too far?
BMO says M&I results in line
The rush toward danger defines a hero
Authorities pick up drunken owl
Making weight loss a family affair
The Aarts family (from left) Keira,12, Jamie, 41, Kourtney, 7, Kassidy, 8, and Amber, 42, work out with trainer Tanya Stobbe.
Emerging markets have had their day - for now
Angus The Bull Shiraz 2007 (Australia)
Can I do anything about my child's chronic ear infections?
If studios want better attendance, let them drop ticket prices
Liam Lacey
‘Score’ doesn’t exactly slip one past the goalie
Re di Renieri IGT Renieri (Italy)
Jean Margaret (Krueger) Pollock
I wish my kids lived closer
Detail from original illustration by Jason Logan
The close: Dow rebounds, but still in red
Ignatieff defends Sikhs' right to wear kirpan
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks to the Youth Chamber of Commerce in Montreal on Jan. 20, 2011.
Peter Lehmann Shiraz 2008 (Australia)
New tests can predict dementia up to 10 years in advance: study
No sign of tighter Chinese money
The People's Bank of China in Beijing
Canucks keep winning without secondary scoring
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Mozart, at once quiet and profound
VSO violinist James Ehnes
Abuse of Bent getting out of hand
Smitherman to fill in as radio host for John Tory
Toronto mayoral candidate George Smitherman is seen while campaigning on Oct. 5, 2010.
Watch that RioCan pref share distribution
Target: Weak sales...but there's Canada!
Shoppers emerge from a Target store in Boston
Where Twitter addicts go to play
Father loses parenting rights for forcing homework on his children
Be blunt with kids about the perils of sexting
Teen sexting is no fad: Everyone loves to share photos of themselves, the technology makes it simple and quick, and teens have strong sexual feelings.
The Illusionist: Official trailer
Wal-Mart and Michelle Obama team up on healthy food
Avoid the 'cliffhanger paradox'
Moments: Caught on Camera, Jan. 21-27
Indian Navy sailors are reflected in a puddle as they take part in a ceremonial parade during the Republic Day celebrations in the southern Indian city of Kochi January 26, 2011. This image has been rotated 180 degrees.
Editor's pick Jan. 21-27
Indian Navy sailors are reflected in a puddle as they take part in a ceremonial parade during the Republic Day celebrations in the southern Indian city of Kochi January 26, 2011. This image has been rotated 180 degrees.
Canadian dollar now 1% of Russia’s foreign currency reserves
Michael Babad
Lifecos healthier but dividend hikes may have to wait
Darcy Keith
Your best photos of architecture
Emerging markets: Betting on the consumer
What did Harper accomplish with his capital-punishment quip?
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