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November 13

Penn State fans subdued at first post-Joe Paterno game
David Shoalts
Winnipeg Jets leaning on AHL to boost sagging season
Winnipeg Jets' Chris Thorburn (L) fights with Columbus Blue Jackets' Jared Boll during the second period of their NHL hockey game in Columbus, Ohio November 12, 2011. REUTERS/Matt Sullivan
Opponents of Northern Gateway pipeline brace for a fight
Natives from the Yinka Dene Alliance march through downtown Calgary, Wednesday, May 11, 2011, protesting Enbridge Pipeline's Northern Gateway project that is planning to cross their land. Enbridge held its annual meeting Wednesday.
City museums at risk, despite denials, Mihevc says
Toronto City Councillor Joe Mihevc is releasing details on wide-spread museum closures planned as part of the city's cost-cutting measures. Mr. Mihevc is seen here in this Dec. 5, 2006 file photo.
Dating profiles, Facebook pages: Fair game for divorce court?
Trucks can be made safer for cyclists, study shows
Ghost Bikes indicating where cyclists have died are seen here at the corner of Colborne Lodge Drive and Lakeshore Bvd. West Monday Oct. 24, 2011.
Canada's oil industry faces an urgent search for new markets
Devon Energy Corp.'s 35,000 barrel per day Jackfish Projects processing plant, where Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) is used to extract bitumen from oil sands, operates near Conklin, Alberta, Canada, on Monday, June 28, 2010.
Canada's trade vision shifts beyond the United States
President Barack Obama talks with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit at the J.W. Marriott Hotel on Nov. 13, 2011 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Off season in mourning begins for Grande Prairie football team
Warriors football players prepare for their game their game against the Sexsmith Sabres on Oct. 29, 2011.
Best pictures from November 13
Henning Solberg of Norway in his Ford drives through a stage at sunrise during the Wales Rally motorsport rallying event near Brecon in south Wales November 13, 2011.
Ski resort approval poses Jumbo issue for Christy Clark
If the Jumbo Glacier Resort project gets approval this month, as some anticipate, it could present Premier Christy Clark with something she hasn’t had to deal with yet – an international environmental fight supported by celebrities such as hockey legend Scott Niedermayer and singer Bruce Cockburn. Both of them are part of a campaign to keep the wilderness area undeveloped.
Sour water replaces fresh in Peace River shale gas extraction
Randy Eresman, president and CEO, of EnCana Natural Gas, addresses the company's annual meeting in Calgary last April.
Kindergarten in Victoria suburbs takes to the woods
Julie Barlow and her son Dexter Heath, 4, share a moment along Charlie's Trail at Royal Roads University near Victoria,BC.
In Pictures: Scenes from F1 race in Abu Dhabi
McLaren Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain celebrates by drinking rose water on the podium after winning the Emirates Formula One Grand Prix at the Yas Marina racetrack in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011.
Tsunami debris needs to be treated with respect
Debris cover a large area in Natori, Japan, near Sendai in Miyage prefecture on March 13, 2011 after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Race is on for 'Super Mario' to restore Italy's economy
Newly appointed Prime Minister Mario Monti speaks to reporters following a talk with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at the Quirinale palace in Rome November 13, 2011. Italy's head of state begins talks on Sunday to appoint an emergency government to succeed outgoing Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and handle a crisis that has brought the euro zone's third largest economy to the brink of financial disaster.
CFL Playoffs: Eskimos eliminate Stampeders
Edmonton Eskimos' Adarius Bowman (L) eludes the grasp of Calgary Stampeders' Keon Raymond during their CFL Western semi-final football game in Edmonton November 13, 2011. The Eskimos won 33-19. REUTERS/Dan Riedlhuber
Catriona Matthew wins Lorena Ochoa Invitational
Catriona Matthew
Assad's Syria regime has few friends left
Pro-Syrian regime protesters carry a giant Syrian flag during a demonstration against the Arab League decision to suspend Syria, in Damascus, Syria, on Sunday Nov. 13, 2011.
UFC proves it's here to stay
Mark Hominick during the weigh in at the Ricoh Coliseum on April 29 2011. (File Photo: Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
Listen to locked-in patients before withdrawing life support
A scene from the film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" about end-of-life issues.
Italy's debt woes could affect French bonds
The French bond market is starting to flash warning signals.
Sears, Metro regroup in face of intense competition
Sears Canada's quarterly results, due this week, will reflect the first full-quarter performance for the company under new chief executive officer Calvin McDonald.
Jobs setback signals possible recovery hiccup
Bertrand Marotte
Leadership: 12 ways to fail
On your way to becoming a manager? Guard against these flaws that could take you in the wrong direction.
New oil spill in Nigeria heightens pressure on Shell
Energy giant Shell is under fire over a new oil spill in Nigeria.
Paul Krugman, Lawrence Summers take their corners for Munk Debate
Nobel winning economist Dr. Paul Krugman during his speech at the Economic Club of Canada on June 29 2011 in Toronto. A Professor of Economics and International Affairs Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University, Krugman is also an Op-Ed columnist for the New York Times. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
Why big-spending governments are on the brink
Gwyn Morgan
Former Olympus director calls for whistleblower Woodford's return
Former CEO of Olympus Michael Woodford sits in a television studio before an interview with Reuters in London November 8, 2011. The largest foreign investor in Japan's Olympus demanded the resignation of the company's entire board and urged Japanese authorities to resist any temptation to draw a line under an embarrassing scandal by delisting the business. REUTERS/Kevin Coombs (BRITAIN - Tags: BUSINESS)
Richard Portes's outspoken enthusiasm for euro falters
Brian Milner
Cloud gazing: what to consider with online IT
Cloud gazing: what to consider with online IT services
Setting the stage for creativity
Set the stage creatively and your team will be encouraged to think more innovatively, managemetn professor Michael Roberto says.
Medical equipment business boosts Olympus's odds
A man walks past a sign of Olympus Corp outside the company's showroom in Tokyo November 4, 2011.
New Loblaw boss Vincente Trius has his plate full in trying to boost growth
Loblaw to roll out telecom kiosks in grocery stores
Hockey Hall of Fame inductees
Hockey Hall of Fame inductees Joe Nieuwendyk, back left, Doug Gilmour, back second left, Ed Belfour, centre back, Mark Howe, back left, take part in a puck drop ceremony with Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Dion Phaneuf, front right, and Ottawa Senators Daniel Alfredsson, front left, before the start of NHL hockey action in Toronto on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Slumping Maple Leafs lack that 'killer instinct'
Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Phil Kessel (81) looks on from the bench against the Ottawa Senators at the Air Canada Centre. The Senators beat the Maple Leafs 5-2. Tom Szczerbowski-US PRESSWIRE
How the dogs of 2008 are faring lately
Andrew Ferrier: Shaking up the global dairy sector
Andrew Ferrier won plaudits for building New Zealand's Fonterra into a heavyweight in the global dairy business.
Former Citi executive offers sage advice for Europe
William (Bill) Rhodes, left, clasps hands with South Korean finance minister Lee Kyu-sung, centre, and chairman of the Korea Exchange Bank Hong Se-pyo in a show of unity after a signing ceremony for debt extension in Seoul, March 31, 1998.
Canada's banks brace for indirect exposure to Italian debt
A woman watches former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi on TV Sunday as he reads his farewell speech.
Canada's missing R&D ecosystem
Barrie McKenna
Rivals see opportunity in closing of Zellers pharmacies
Debbie Cabrera fills a prescription at the Zellers pharmacy in Square One Mall, Mississauga, Ont. As Target Corp. prepares to take over Zellers properties, other drugstores are hoping to attract Zellers' pharmacy customers.
Bombers defence key to stopping Ticats
Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Clint Kent (L) tries to stop Calgary Stampeders' Jon Cornish on his touchdown run during the first half of their CFL football game in Calgary, Alberta November 5, 2011. Kent and the Bombers defence will be Winnipeg's key to success in next weekend's Eastern Division final against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. REUTERS/Todd Korol
Jets' Derek Meech out for six to eight weeks
Winnipeg Jets Derek Meech (47) shoots on net at the 2011 training camp in Winnipeg. The Winnipeg Jets had their first practice in Winnipeg Saturday, September 17, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
An NFL Sunday
Central banks soften focus on inflation
Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada, holds a press conference to discuss the contents of the Monetary Policy Report at the National Press Theatre in Ottawa on Wednesday, October 26, 2011.
Dissolving pulp is Tembec's 'jewel'
Inside comedian Jon Lajoie is a pop star trying to get out
Canadian comic Jon Lajoie
BookThug lives up to its name, in poetry
Jay MillAr of Book Thug
Maple Leaf Empire, by Jonathan F. Vance
Canadians wounded in the savage First World War fighting at Passchendaele in Flanders are evacuated by stretcher bearers.
NDP support waning under interim leadership, poll suggests
Strategy: Think really long range
Successful companies often think 20 to 30 years ahead.
Alberta minor hockey player dies after taking puck to throat
Alberta minor hockey player Kyle Fundytus, 16, passed away after being struck by a puck in a game on Nov. 12, 2011.
CFL Playoffs: Tiger-Cats upset Alouettes
Hamilton Tiger-Cats wide receiver Dave Stala celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the Montreal Alouettes during second quarter CFL East Division semifinal football action Sunday, November 13, 2011 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
CFL divisional semi-finals
A Ballad of Canada's meditation on mortality
Jens Lindemann
Ancestors became party animals once they dropped nocturnal habits
Going to work sick is bad for business
A new mom's training regime to get her pre-pregnancy body back
Ali de Bold, co-founder of ChickAdvisor.com, works out with her son Jake de Bold, 3 months and Fit Mom Instructor Debbie King, an instructor with Think Fitness in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
To get ski-ready, try squats and planks
How bikes and cars can peacefully coexist on the road
How to conquer the flu-shot jitters
Can a couple of reformed gamers make you addicted to exercise?
Can a massage make you happier?
Breastfeeding, milking and motherhood: Lessons learned on the farm
My doctor judges my parenting style
Cooked food provides more energy than when it’s consumed raw
David George Hadcock Anido
Pilate change: Brent Carver out, Jeremy Kushnier in for Stratford's Broadway-bound Jesus Christ Superstar
Brent Carver as Pontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar. Photography by David Hou.
Weldon, Bessette win Canada's first gold medal at Parapan American Games
An excited Team Canada entered the stadium this evening to celebrate the official opening of the Guadalajara 2011 Parapan American Games in Mexico. (CNW Group/CANADIAN PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE (CPC))
Mary Poppins: a perfectly practical nanny
Rachel Wallace as Mary Poppins
Cast of Dr. Seuss musical fires up the imagination
Weather woes dampen CFL's West semi-final
Edmonton Eskimos' Jerome Messam (L) pushes off Saskatchewan Roughriders' Tyron Brackenridge during his 1000th yard carry in their CFL football game in Edmonton November 4, 2011. REUTERS/Dan Riedlhuber
Occupy N.S. questions legality of Halifax mayor's eviction notice
Supporters of Occupy Nova Scotia hold a rally outside city hall in Halifax on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011.
Canadian women fall to rival U.S. in Four Nations final
Cause of death announced in Occupy Vancouver fatality
Ashlie Gough died at Occupy Vancouver.
Can the Alouettes turn things around?
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo tries to throw a pass as he is hit by Hamitlon Tiger-Cats Justin Hickman during first-half. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dave Chidley
F-35 maker Lockheed Martin set to bid on search and rescue planes
The logo of US company Lockheed Martin at Le Bourget Airport during the 46th International Paris Air Show. US defense contractor Lockheed Martin confirmed late May 28, 2011 that it had detected "a significant and tenacious" attack on its information systems network.
Montreal concert promoter one of two killed in suspicious fire
'Anonymous' threatens cyber attack if city interferes with Occupy Toronto
Occupy Toronto supporters demonstrate on Yonge Street in Toronto, Ont. Oct. 17/2001. The group marched from St. James Park, to Ryerson University for a rally.
Canadian soldiers dismantle, ship Kandahar memorial back home
Canadian soldier places poppy on monument at Kandahar Airfield to Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan during a Remembrance Day ceremony, Thursday Nov. 11, 2010. The cenotaph which has stood in the dust of Kandahar to honour Canadians killed in Afghanistan will soon be coming home. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Jonathan Montpetit
Canadian killed in Egyptian crossfire a 'naturally friendly guy'
Jean-Francois Pelland
Myanmar could free more political prisoners
People visit the Shwedagon Pagoda during the yellow robe weaving festival in Yangon, late Nov. 9, 2011. A source told Reuters that the company may release more poitical prisoners soon in an amnesty.
Norman to be assertive as Presidents Cup captain
Greg Norman
Woods comes close but falls just short in Australia
Tiger Woods
Catriona Matthew leads Lorena Ochoa Invitational
Catriona Matthew
Lions' Khalif Mitchell's piano helps him forget football's violence
BC Lions defensive tackle Khalif Mitchell has turned to the piano in a effort to find some peace from the physical world of CFL football. FILE PHOTO: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Liam Richards
November 13: Your lookahead horoscope
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