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January 23

Second Donlands subway stop exit done deal
Bountiful women to offer court rare glimpse into secretive community
Winston Blackmore, the religious leader of the polygamous community of Bountiful, B.C., receives a kiss from one of his daughters as a son and a grandchild look on April 21, 2008 near Creston, B.C. A judge has postponed his decision on whether video testimony from a B.C. court case on polygamy can be broadcast to the public, saying he wants to hear from one of the witnesses involved.
Upset king Raonic serves notice
Milos Raonic of Canada plays a backhand in his third round match against Mikhail Youzhny of Russia during day six of the 2011 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 22, 2011 in Melbourne, Australia.
Globe reporter wins public policy award
Andre Picard in Montreal on September 17, 2010.
Private clinic opens doors to auditors
Dr Brian Day an orthopaedic surgeon (L) assisted by Dr. Anne Wachsmuth during an operation at the Cambie Surgery Centre in vancouver September 30, 2010.
Ottawa welcomes Quebecor's commitment to arena in Quebec City
Fans of the Quebec Nordiques hold signs outside the location where an NHL hockey game between the New York Islanders and the Atlanta Thrashers is being held in Uniondale December 11, 2010. The fans had gathered to show that their city Quebec should have an NHL team of their own. The Quebec Nordiques last played in the NHL 15 years ago. REUTERS/Chip East
Toronto police brutality trial 'acid test' for Special Investigations Unit
Demonstrators with flowers face riot police during protests ahead of the G20 summt in Toronto June 26, 2010.
Per-vote subsidy but a fraction of taxpayer support for political parties
A stack of $100 bills.
Skills tests won't be imposed, B.C. Education Minister says
Vancouver, BC. Education Minister Margaret MacDiarmid on June 4, 2010.
Wait, what's monogamy? Many young couples don't know
Senate reform ahead in Ottawa
Ottawa Senators' Sergei Gonchar reacts during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Chicago Blackhawks in Chicago, Friday, Jan. 7, 2011. The Blackhawks won 3-2 in a shootout.
Canadian caught in UAE visa spat wants diplomatic hostilities to end
Darius Mosun, a Canadian businessman recently got caught in the crossfire of the diplomatic war between Canada and the United Arab Emirates. New visa rules that only allow a single entry disrupted his visit when he tried to return to United Arab Emirates from a side trip to Saudi Arabia. He is seen in Toronto on January 23, 2011.
Family members of deposed Tunisian leader believed to be in Montreal
Mohamed Sakher El Materi owns, but has not yet moved into, a two-storey mansion in Montreal's Westmount area.
Media complicit in continuance of hockey violence
A team trainer, right, checks on Boston Bruins' Marc Savard as he lies on the ice after a hit in the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Pittsburgh Penguins in Pittsburgh, Sunday, March 7, 2010. Savard was taken from the ice on a stretcher. The Penguins won 2-1. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
Senators set the dynamite and prepare to blow things up
Roy MacGregor
Ireland's crumbling coalition government scrambles to pass finance bill
Ireland's Green Party Party leader John Gormley (Foreground-R) walks with fellow party members out of the Government buildings after announcing that they can no longer continue in Government in Dublin, Ireland on January 23, 2011. Ireland's Green party said it was pulling out of Prime Minister Brian Cowen's coalition government, in a move likely to spark elections even earlier than those planned for March 11.
Vegas wins Hope Classic in playoff
Jhonattan Vegas of Venezuela hits his tee shot on the second hole during the final round of the Bob Hope Classic on the Palmer Private Course at PGA West on January 23, 2011 in La Quinta, California.
Three is a crowd for Leafs netminders
Goaltender James Reimer of the Toronto Maple Leafs allows a first period power play goal to Radim Vrbata of the Phoenix Coyotes during the NHL game at Jobing.com Arena on January 13, 2011 in Glendale, Arizona.
Disputed Afghan parliament deal sparks fresh diplomatic worries
Why the Wells trade makes sense
Toronto Blue Jays Vernon Wells backs off a pitch during an American League MLB baseball game in Toronto in this September 6, 2010 file photo. The Blue Jays have traded the three times All-Star outfielder to the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for catcher Mike Napoli and outfielder Juan Rivera, the MLB teams said on Friday. Wells has spent his entire 14-year career with the Blue Jays who made him the fifth selection overall in the 1997 draft.
Best from January 23
A Chicago Bears fan wears a hat depicting a bear eating a piece of cheese prior to the NFL's NFC Championship football game against the Green Bay Packers in Chicago.
Toronto Pride passed test for federal funds but got nothing
Members of the Latin American organizaiton Hola, march down Yonge Street during the Pride Parade in Toronto on July 4, 2010.
With courage, we can fix EI
St.Thomas, Ontario: Chris Johnston of the CAW Local 1001 Sterling Truck Action Centre continues to help workers laid off after Daimler AG closed its Sterling Trucks plant in St. Thomas, Ontario in March 2009.
U.S. earnings: Market expectations begin to catch up to reality
The U.S. market has had a disappointing decade, but investors shouldn't give up on international diversification
Oxford tabs $4-billion for expansion
A bittersweet tale of two wartime histories
Historian Christopher Gainor, dressed up as Sir Winston Churchill, addresses a crowd under the hawthorn tree that was planted by the real Sir Winston Churchill on September 6th, 1929, in the Mayors Grove at Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, during a commeration to Sir Winston Churchill Sunday afternoon.
Staggering debt belies developed world's 'wealth'
Gwyn Morgan
On maternal health, Harper pays attention
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper greets United States President Barack Obama during the official welcoming of the G-8 leaders to the G8 Summit in Huntsville, Ont., on Friday June 25, 2010.
Miners dig for new deals to fuel growth
Small, nimble funds fared well over past three years
An inside tip on China's currency
Harper marks five years in power without unveiling future goals
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper pauses before speaking at a rally to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Conservative parties minority government in Ottawa January 23, 2011.
Earls dining empire's push eastward a long time coming
Gordon Pitts
Multinationals with big footprint offer safest bet for yield seekers
Brian Milner
Seven steps to thwart identity thieves
Plaintiffs get OK to press Bear Stearns case
Two of many “The entire market crashed. You can’t blame that on two people.” Aram Hong, a member of a jury that found two former Bear Stearns hedge-funds managers not guilty of defrauding investors, despite Washington’s charge
White Planet, by Leslie Anthony
A skier makes his way down a run on Whistler Mountain in British Columbia.
Martin bests Murdoch in Skins Game final
Crone and Poirier capture ice dance title
Vanessa Crone and Paul Poirier react after winning the ice dance competition at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Victoria on Sunday.
Israel rejected historic concessions, 'Palestine Papers' reveal
Palestinian children hold anti-Israeli occupation slogans during a weekly demonstration in the mostly Arab Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah on January 21, 2011 .
Canada earns four podium trips at moguls event
Cheers to intoxicating Okanagan vinotherapy
How long can I go before refuelling with carbs?
Alex Hutchinson
What I learned from a year in my yoga pants
Stock photo
How to wear a kilt
Ken Morrison
Martial arts, cross-training, hockey - what's he doing wrong?
Finding joy when the world has gone dark
Sarah Hampson
Are there good alternatives to sit-ups?
Kids around the world becoming addicted to video games
Spice up your health, cancer researcher advises
Capitals' woes far from reality
Alex Ovechkin, left, and Nicklas Backstrom of the Washington Capitals celebrate a goal against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday in Toronto.
Wind power case clouds industry's future
Harper calls Canada stronger, safer than five years ago
Tunisian police crack down on ex Ben Ali allies
Protesters scale government buildings outside the Tunisian prime ministers office on January 23, 2011 in Tunis, Tunisia. Protesters from the countryside and the hamlet of Sidi Bouzid, the town where the 'Jasmine Revolution' started, travelled through the night to descend on the prime minsiters office where they tore down razor wire barricades and met no resistance from the police or army.
'Frail Blazers' keep finding ways to win
Head coach Nate McMillan of the Portland Trail Blazers talks with Nicolas Batum during the NBA game against the Phoenix Suns at US Airways Center on Jan. 14.
High loonie drives Canada down on the value-added chain
Barrie McKenna
A rivalry renewed
A Chicago Bears fan is seen bundled up for the cold weather outside Soldier Field before the NFC Championship NFL football game between the Bears and Green Bay Packers Sunday.
Canada's Whitten wins gold at track cycling World Cup
Canada's Tara Whitten ( AP Photo/Claudio Cruz )
Canadian helps Blackburn to win over West Brom
West Bromwich Albion midfielder James Morrison, left, has his shot blocked by Blackburn Rovers' Canadian forward David Hoilett during a English Premier League match at Ewood Park, Blackburn on Sunday.
Sens move into rebuilding mode
Ottawa Senators goaltender Brian Elliott lets a shot past him during second period NHL hockey action against the Calgary Flames in Ottawa on Friday Jan. 14.
Harper through the years
Stephen Harper gives a thumbs-up to his family during his non-confidence motion vote in the House of Commons triggering a federal election, in Ottawa Monday Nov. 28, 2005.
Ivica Kostelic adds another title
Ivica Kostelic of Croatia races in a World Cup Men's Slalom on Sunday in Kitzbuehel, Austria.
Mickelson in doubt for Match Play championship
Phil Mickelson
Leverkusen cut Dortmund's lead
Rubenstein: Don't shoot the messenger
Padraig Harrington
Inter beaten for first time under Leonardo
Possible explanations behind Mayerthorpe ambush revealed
A view of the scene where four RCMP officers were killed by James Roszko is shown in this evidence photo released at the Mayerthorpe inquiry Thursday, January 13, 2011.
Harper highs and lows: a timeline of the Conservative government
The right stuff? After five years in office, Harper's legacy a mixed bag
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper shows off his form with blue boxing gloves during a visit to the Cabbage Town Youth centre while campaigning in Toronto Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2005. Politics, not policy, has been the biggest change in five years of Harper government.
Kaymer wins, passes Woods into No. 2
Martin Kaymer
Karzai's inaction throws government into chaos
Moore-Towers and Moscovitch soar to unexpected heights
Moore-Towers and Moscovitch compete during the pairs free program at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Victoria
Flames edge Canucks in shootout
Brendan Morrison of the Calgary Flames celebrates with teammate Jarome Iginla after scoring against the Vancouver Canucks during the first period in NHL action on January 22, 2011 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Canadian Mark Hominick earns UFC title shot in Toronto
Chan captures short program
Jan. 23: Your lookahead horoscope
Nestor, Mirnyi advance at Australian Open
Daniel Nestor of Canada serves in his third round doubles match with Max Mirnyi of Belarus against Carsten Ball and Chris Guccione of Australia during day seven of the 2011 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 23, 2011 in Melbourne, Australia.
Totti leads Roma past Cagliari
AS Roma's Francesco Totti (R) vies with Cagliari's defender Michele Canini during their Serie A football match in Rome's Olympic Stadium on January 22, 2011.
Anti-government protesters take to the streets in Algeria, Yemen and Tunisia
Anti-riot policemen block government supporters as they shout at opposition supporters during an anti-government rally outside Sanaa University campus in Sanaa January 22, 2011.
Portugal to re-elect president, boost for reforms
Portugal's President and candidate for re-election Anibal Cavaco Silva waves a national flag during his last electoral rally in Lisbon January 21, 2011. Portugal will elect their next president on January 23.
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