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Spittle four off the lead at SAS Championship
Rod Spittle
Watney, Na lead in Las Vegas
Nick Watney
Photos: Intimate portraits from New York's anti-Wall Street protests
A woman is arrested during the Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York City. Photo taken October 1, 2011 on New York's Brooklyn Bridge
Canadian women claim third place at FIBA Americas
Cuba's Marlem Cepeda challenges Canada's Krista Phillips (R) for the ball during their FIBA Americas Championship women's basketball game in Neiva October 1, 2011. REUTERS/John Vizcaino
Habs finish preseason on a high note
Montreal Canadiens' Mathieu Darche celebrates his goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning during the second period of play of their NHL pre-season game at the Colisee in Quebec City, October 1, 2011. REUTERS/Mathieu Belanger
CFL: Ticats shut down Argonauts
Hamilton Tiger-Cats running back Avon Cobourne is tackled by Toronto Argonauts defensive end Alex Buzbee (L) during the first half of their CFL football game in Toronto October 1, 2011. REUTERS/Mike Cassese
Thierry Henry crushes Toronto FC playoff hopes
New York Red Bulls' Thierry Henry gestures to the crowd after he scored late in the second half against Toronto FC in their MLS Soccer game in Toronto, October 1, 2011.REUTERS/Fred Thornhill
Globe and Mail website wins international design award
Screenshot of The Globe and Mail homepage.
Leafs fall to Wings in preseason finale
Detroit Red Wings' Justin Abdelkader (right) celebrates his goal with teammate Darren Helm during first period NHL pre-season action against the Toronto Maple Leafs in Toronto on Saturday October 1, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
Venezuela's Chavez expresses solidarity with Gadhafi and Syrian President
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez delivers a speech at the Miraflor presidential palace in Caracas on October 1, 2011.
Winnipeg mayor questions Air Canada avoiding downtown over security concerns
Alberta to get first female premier
Alberta Progressive Conservative Alison Redford celebrates becoming leader of the party and the new premier following the second ballot in the party's leadership race in Edmonton, Alta., Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011.
CFL: Stampeders dismantle Riders
Calgary Stampeders' Arkei Franklin, right, pushes past Saskatchewan Roughriders' Jason Clermontduring first half CFL acton in Calgary on Saturday Oct. 1, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Larry MacDougal
Hudak pledges to reopen Port Colborne ER
Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak.
Baseball playoffs begin
Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher Matt Moore (L) and teammate Sean Rodriguez share a light moment in the dugout in the seventh inning against the Texas Rangers, in his second major league start during Game 1 of their MLB American League Division Series baseball playoffs at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, Texas, September 30, 2011. The Rays won 9-0. REUTERS/Mike Stone
Sabres ready to open NHL season in Europe
This Sept. 20, 2011 photo shows Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff talking with players during NHL hockey practice in Buffalo, N.Y. With the spending spree over, it's now on the Sabres to start meeting the high expectations the new owner has raised around a hockey-mad town that's been affectionately renamed "Pegulaville." (AP Photo/David Duprey)
Luongo, Jagr, Reimer are top NHL players to watch this season
Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo (1) keeps his eyes on the puck against the Anaheim Ducks during the second period of their pre-season NHL hockey game in Anaheim, California September 28, 2011. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Ontario leaders unwilling to engage in minority government speculation
Ontario Premier and Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty (L) shakes hands with provincial Conservative leader Tim Hudak as provincial NDP leader Andrea Horvath (C) walks past after the provincial Ontario leaders debate in Toronto September 27, 2011.
CIS: Golden Hawks stun Gee-Gees
McGuinty brushes off federal Tory endorsement for Hudak
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty speaks to the crowd at a campaign rally in London, Ont., Sept. 29, 2011.
Edwards, Pang settle for fifth in ice dancing
Episode 4 - Podcasting
In this episode of On the Road, I head out to shoot our back-to-school podcast special.
PEI leaders stick to support bases in final hours of election campaign
Premier Robert Ghiz and his wife Kate Ellis Ghiz arrive at a leaders' debate for the Prince Edward Island provincial election in Charlottetown on Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011.
Hudak criticizes 'war on cars,' pledges to construct Niagara highway
Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak.
England edge Scotland at Rugby World Cup
Jonny Wilkinson of England is tackled by Joe Ansbro (L) and John Barclay of Scotland during the IRB 2011 Rugby World Cup Pool B match between England and Scotland at Eden Park on October 1, 2011 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Sandra Mu/Getty Images)
We are Sunnybrook
Pat Collins-today and yesterday
Maple Leafs' MacArthur latest NHLer hit with suspension
Clarke MacArthur #16 of the Toronto Maple Leafs shoots during warmup before a preseason NHL game at the Air Canada Centre September 27, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario.
Irish eyes smiling as Hoey leads Dunhill Links
Michael Hoey
Political leaders step it up as Ontario election shifts into high gear
If current public opinion polls hold true on Ontario’s forthcoming provincial election, neither politicians nor public will be sure on election night who will govern them in the months or years to follow.
LaMarcus Coker recharges Stamps' running game
Allan Maki
Money talks: Getting to know your banker
Michelle Flynn, manager, Commercial Banking, Calgary at Canadian Western Bank (CWB).
Woman critical, man in custody after armed standoff in Newfoundland
Take a bow BC Place
Canadian singer Sarah McLachlan sings the national anthem at the renovated B.C. Place stadium before the B.C. Lions and Edmonton Eskimos CFL football game in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday September 30, 2011.
Pipeline your investment cash to safety
Battlefield Nebraska: A pipeline plan stirs emotions
Demonstrators for the Keystone XL pipeline, right, and a demonstrator against the pipeline meet outside Pershing Auditorium near the state Capitol in Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011.
A starter's guide to Little British Cars
1960 Austin Healey 3000
New battery leads to unexpected charge
Close up of a car battery
The Little Shadows, by Marina Endicott
Marina Endicott, author of The Little Shadows, at Block 1912 coffee shop in Edmonton, Alta., on Sept. 28, 2011.
6 modern tips to spice up your Thanksgiving table
Peking turkey, anyone? 7 modern recipes for Thanksgiving
In Quebec, a 'cruise on rails' with haute cuisine
Feist is back: Don't try to fence her in again
Love cheese? Eat local? Come to Quebec
Where to buy the modern look for your Thanksgiving table
Marina Endicott's new take on the Old West
Marina Endicott at Block 1912 coffee shop in Edmonton, Alta., on Sept. 28, 2011. Her new book "The Little Shadows" is about the vaudeville circuit in western Canada 100 years ago.
Food inspection agency warns against True Life Farms bagged romaine
Heads of romaine lettuce.
Oct. 1: Letters to the editor
Spoiled west-coast sports fans get a revamped B.C. Place
Matthew Sekeres
Harris leads Lions to win over Eskimos
B.C. Lions' Andrew Harris, centre, outruns Edmonton Eskimos' J.C. Sherritt, from left, Julius Williams and Donovan Alexander for a 63-yard-touchdown during the second half of a CFL football game in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday Sept. 30, 2011.
Why our scientific discoveries need to surprise us
John Polanyi is a professor and Nobel laureate in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Toronto. His research group’s recent studies of molecular motions in chemical reaction are illustrated in a newly issued Canadian postage stamp marking the International Year of Chemistry.
Do you have erotic capital?
Margaret Wente
Toronto police chief balks at making budget cuts
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair speaking to The Globe and Mail on June 24, 2011, following the release of a report on the police action during the G20.
Will the Defence Department circle the wagons?
Jeffrey Simpson
In most places around the globe, violence has stopped making sense
Doug Saunders
The unfulfilled expectations of Infiniti's EX35
October 1: Your weekend horoscope
Libra
Goodbye, postmodernism. You won't be missed (much)
Can I serve takeout to dinner guests?
6 feathered earrings Steven Tyler would be proud of
Try a pair of feathered earrings to test drive the feather trend without a full commitment
Weekend viewing: Celine, serial killers, bedlam and booze
John Doyle
Why you need a pair of Wellys for the garden
How L'Occitane helps women in Burkina Faso
L'Occitane shea butter hand cream
Does Stila's all-day brow colour pass the 24 hour test?
Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Brow Colour
Raymond Biesinger's home office inspires creativity
All the butterflies will love you after you plant this fall flower
Runway v. real way: detachable collars
The Jersey Shore gang made news of the popped collar. This season (thankfully), a much less wrangy version supplants it. Whether freshly starched or slicked-up in patent, fun detachable collars are peeking out from underneath knits, tees and coats.
How the biggest little design show in London grows the next big thing
You, too, can have the most famous chair of the century in your home
These classic low-slung wood easy chairs add mid-century style to any urban living space
Hockey players hit the road for cancer research
How do you look after a Caryopteris?
See the best of London's 100% Design show
Though Britain’s design superstars don’t attend 100% design, most of them have the grassroots show to thank for giving them their start. Seventeen years after its launch, the event is still the best place to find top talent before it goes platinum. Here are some of this year's hot picks
The detachable collar: Put it on, wear it right
How to wear the detachable collar.
Is it safe for my 13-year-old to get her belly button pierced?
A juicer that’s sleek, pared-down and downright pretty
From Neiman Marcus to Mogadishu: 1 on 1 with Yasmin Warsame
Brown bags aren't just for kids
Try brown-bagging your gourmet lunch.
How taking your kids to school turned into an adult fashion show
As the first generation of TMZ tots heads off to class, well-heeled celebrity moms like Sarah Jessica Parker are upping the fashion stakes while dropping off the kids
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