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Ottawa calls on Mubarak to avoid violence
Demonstrators show their support for Cairo protests in front of the Egyptian consulate in Ottawa on Jan. 28, 2011.
Canada's Ryan Semple out for entire downhill season
Canada's Ryan Semple announced he has been ruled out for the entire World Cup downhill season after suffering a knee injury during a Thursday training run. Getty Images / FABRICE COFFRINI
From Humble Beginnings
PGA Merchandise Show convention floor
How they see it: leading Egyptian expatriates interpret this photo
Egyptian protesters face anti-riot policemen in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, Jan. 28, 2011. The Egyptian capital Cairo was the scene of violent chaos Friday, when tens of thousands of anti-government protesters stoned and confronted police, who fired back with rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons. It was a major escalation in what was already the biggest challenge to authoritarian President Hosni Mubarak's 30 year-rule.
Woods' desert oasis turns into a mirage
Satellite photo of Al-Ruwaya Golf Course, the billion dollar project from Tiger Woods Design
Kevin Martin scores clutch win at Canadian Open
Best from January 28
A protester stands in front of a burning barricade during a demonstration in Cairo January 28, 2011. Police and demonstrators fought running battles on the streets of Cairo on Friday in a fourth day of unprecedented protests by tens of thousands of Egyptians demanding an end to President Hosni Mubarak's three-decade rule.
Father files rights complaint after stroller banned from bus
VANOC hit with $75,000 safety penalty
John Furlong addresses a press conference in Vancouver, B.C. December 17, 2010.
McCallion undermined public confidence, Mississauga's lawyer says
Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallum celebrates her victory in yet another mayoral race in Mississauga.
Jays re-sign Jason Frasor
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jason Frasor delivers to the Tampa Bay Rays during the sixth inning of an American League MLB baseball game in St. Petersburg, Florida, June 9, 2010. REUTERS/Brian Blanco
Al Jazeera creates consciousness in Arab world
Ted Morton and his 'phony Conservatives' look to rebuild
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach and Ted Morton speak to reporters after the finance minister announced his resignation in Calgary on Jan. 26, 2011.
Hot Ticket: Hard Core Logo Live
Out there: Yeti XC
Right Here in Vancouver
B.C. Lions release OL Haji-Rasouli
Mexican holiday ends in arrest of MLA's husband
Diane Thorne MLA.
Police officer cleared in shooting of mentally ill man
Child development not linked to length of leave, government argues
Athena and Lucie Martin are the subject of a court case pitting the federal government against their parents over the couple's double-paid parental leave.
'They want to be like other parts of the world'
Egyptian demonstrators burn a riot police car during a protest in the northern city of Suez on Jan. 28, 2011 demanding the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.
In his own words
An NHL all-star weekend
Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin (R) of Team Staal jokes with teammate Mike Green after the NHL All-Star hockey game in Raleigh, North Carolina January 30, 2011. REUTERS/Shaun Best
Obama warns long-time ally Mubarak on following through on reforms
U.S. President Barack Obama talks on the phone with President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt in the Oval Office in Washington on Jan. 28, 2011.
Thousands gather peacefully in Cairo, calling for Mubarak to leave
A child sits on a tank while a Egyptian soldiers stands by during a demonstration against President Hosni Mubarek in al-Tahir Square on Jan. 29, 2011 in Cairo, Egypt.
Luscious regional cuisine could explain Bob’s ardour
Abdelrazik applies to be 'delisted' from UN's terrorist blacklist
Abousfian Abdelrazik , centre, smiles as he returns to Canada at Pearson International airport in Toronto after a six-year exile in Sudan
Wanted: a government with the will to tackle child poverty
Gary Mason
Calgary's C-Train: Light rail that works
Marcus Gee
Canada moves to extradite, freeze assets of exiled Tunisian billionaire
Security personnel guard the entrance to the Chateau Vaudreuil Hotel in Vaudreuil, west of Montreal,on Jan. 27, 2011, where Belhassen Trabelsi is believed to be staying.
Internet usage caps draw ire of business
Seattle's 10 years with tent cities
Seattle eyes plan for permanent tent city
Andrea Sparre, who is studying to be a vet tech, with her dog Spike in her tent at the current site of the Nickelsville tent city in Seattle January 26, 2011.
Shaw applies to launch sports network
Shaw's main office building in Calgary
Running the Digital Blockade
In a span of minutes, Egypt goes offline
Unrest in Egypt prompts travel warnings
Glad you asked: pithy responses to visitors' FAQ
A young girl uses an umbrella to shield herself from the rain as she runs along Beatty St. near Robson St. at lunch time in Vancouver, on Friday October 8, 2010.
Gary Bettman: Igniting Canada's hockey passions
Roy MacGregor
Tougher rules needed to meet greenhouse gas emissions target, Kent warns
Environment Minister Peter Kent listens after delivering a speech at the Economic Club of Canada in Toronto on Jan. 28, 2011.
Where protesters clashed with police in Egypt
Ouattara’s support wanes as Gbagbo clings to power
The dark side of Internet for Egyptian and Tunisian protesters
Rising rates and the risk to investors
Police find body believed to be missing Duncan teen
Tyeshia Jones was reported missing on Saturday, January 22nd, 2011 Duncan, B.C.
Transcript of Obama's statement on Egypt
Roy MacGregor on Gary Bettman and the NHL
Enough! Why thousands of young Arabs have taken to the streets in protest
Egyptian demonstrators hold their national flag during demonstration in Cairo on Jan. 27, 2011 demanding the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.
NHL commissioner cautions fans about Quebec arena
How to encourage creativity in your children
Neuroscientists try to unlock the origins of creativity
An image of a brick is projected on a screen as researcher Oshin Vartanian uses an MRI to study the human brain.
Return to Cairo of his youth leaves Toronto professor racked with guilt
Kamal Al-Solaylee and family at the Kasr el Nile Casino, 1972. Kamal is on far left.
The Lineup: Jan. 29 to Feb. 4
In the U.K., a dangerous game takes shape
A woman walks past a shop advertisement in south London
Inflation starts to make unwelcome entrance in world's economies
In Ottawa, expatriate Egyptians add their voices to call for change
Why the inflation jitters are overblown
Gold bars which are to be melted in a smelter at a gold refiner in Istanbul
Lightbox to celebrate the king of African cinema
A still from Moolaade (2004), a passionate celebration of female strength and solidarity
Meet Mark Holland, public enemy No. 1 for Tories
Karen Stintz, new TTC chair
Odds of an election 50-50, Flaherty says
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
Hungary's strongman spooks Europe
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban addresses journalists during a news briefing at the European Parliament in Strasbourg Jan. 19, 2011.
Mubarak doesn't get it
When you’re this tough, they call you ‘deputy’
Retailers gear up for foreign competitors
Alberta vendetta averted
Brothers Dressler: designers, bespoke furniture makers
State of the elocution: Obama and the history of political rhetoric
Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, centre, looks on, as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth wave to crowds from the balcony of Buckingham Palace on VE Day in this May 8, 1945, file photo.
Deals of the week: Infiniti G37, Volvo XC60 and more
Jeremy Cato
A sneak peek into Susur Lee’s newest boite
Hit-and-miss Sorrel alternates between fantastic and flavorless
Duck with crispy skin is partnered with wilted spinach at Sorrel
The Constellation Hotel may finally meet the wrecking ball
The Regal Constellation Hotel on Dixon Rd., near Pearson International Airport was once the hippest hotel in Toronto and it's been empty since 2003.
Ray Emery ready to try NHL comeback
Defusing the uncivil workplace
Michael Ignatieff finally has a good week. (Just beware the train)
Tabatha Southey
George Abbott calls for child poverty reduction plan
Liberal leadership contender George Abbot outlines platform policies during a press conference in Vancouver January 4, 2010.
A renowned bear turns bull - but only for the short term
Ian McGugan
Loonie falls below parity
Report on Business magazine
La trahison des séparatistes
Thieves make off with 550 kilograms of lobsters
Falling margins ahead ... but it's not all downhill from here
West Fraser's Hank Ketcham sees the forest and the trees
An eye for dividends and distributions
Ten best small business stories of the week
Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and … the monarchy?
Elizabeth Renzetti
The Queen Street West graffiti scene
A selection of the graffiti that is on the walls in the area west of Spadina, in the alleys off Queen Street West in Toronto
Would you have understood the king's speech?
A portrait of King Henry VIII by German artist Hans Holbein the Younger, at the Tate Britain in central London
Jules Kroll shakes up the ratings club
Graffiti crackdown coincides with celebration of city’s street art
Giving up security for freedom? It’s not a pipedream
Your kids’ artwork: trash or treasure?
Alberta friends partner to help Nepal's women
Karen Barkley, in middle by window, and Frances Klatzel, at the right in red, at Lukla, Nepal
NHL all-star draft blog
Twin brothers Daniel (L) and Henrik Sedin of the Vancouver Canucks arrive for the team draft for the NHL All-Star hockey game in Raleigh, January 28, 2011. The All-Star game will be played on Sunday. REUTERS/Shaun Best
Read the Jan. 27, 2010, EKOS poll
Moving past the roadblocks
Finding the right vehicle for U.S. investing
Rob Carrick
What's the best way to insulate my basement?
Harper holds single-digit polling edge as House resumes
A detail from an EKOS poll released Jan. 26, 2011.
Disc of the week: Deerhoof prove they're pop superheros
Deerhoof in performance
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