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Shot down in a 'sloppy' hit, another Montreal mobster dies
Salvatore Montagna was shot and killed in an alleged hit.
Math + business + economics is a winning formula
An Artist's rendering of the new Global Innovation Exchange building at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ont.
Flag-waving aside, Libya mission merits celebration
John Ibbitson
Lopes-Schliep being cautious about return after childbirth
Canada's Priscilla Lopes-Schliep wins the women's 100 meters hurdles, at the IAAF Diamond League Memorial Van Damme athletics meeting in Brussels, Belgium, Friday, Aug. 27, 2010.
Brazilian cars '20 years behind' on safety standards
Road deaths are rising rapidly in Brazil as car ownership grows, with the country overtaking Germany last year as the fourth-biggest market globally. Brazil’s health ministry ranks the country fifth for road mortalities after India, China, the United States and Russia.
China's monetary stimulus losing its bite
A Chinese stone lion sits beside a branch of China Merchants Bank in Shanghai.
As members depart, Parti Québécois risks disintegration
Parti Québécois Pauline Marois speaks in the National Assembly in Quebec City on Nov. 24, 2011.
AT&T signals retreat on T-Mobile deal
Watch John Lewis's sniffle-inducing Holiday ad
Heritage Department orders more flags for Queen's Diamond Jubilee
Canadian Heritage had issued a tender for 500,000 hand-held Diamond Jubilee flags (pictured), to be delivered a month before the big anniversary on Feb. 6, 2012.
Ackman doesn't buy idea CP doomed to underperform
Hedge fund manager William Ackman
EU sues Germany over VW 'golden share'
Volkswagen's 'golden share' is being challenged in court by the EU.
Canadian housing frothier than U.S. at peak: Economist
Michael Babad
Shut your mouth and listen to your teens
Say cheese: Are school photos gold - or just old?
Why does Jason Kenney need props at committee?
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney speaks in the House of Commons on Nov. 23, 2011.
The 10 biggest mistakes small businesses can make online
In a file picture taken on Oct. 31, 2011, a passenger waits for Qantas flights to resume service at Sydney International airport.
Canadian asbestos production suspended
Bernard Coulombe, CEO of Jeffrey Asbestos Mine
CRTC limits musical montages on radio
CRTC chairman Konrad von Finckenstein.
Do not touch the Grey Cup
Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Ian Logan and Brady Browne pose for their picture with the CFL's Grey Cup trophy during their team breakfast in Vancouver.
Today's upgrades, downgrades and other analyst actions
A trader checks monitors at a bank, in Milan, Italy, Monday, Aug. 8, 2011.
Marsalis and TSO play it hot, and straight
American jazz musician Branford Marsalis
Enhanced quality and safety among keys to sustainable health care
Don Drummond, a former senior federal finance official and TD Bank chief economist, says to become more sustainable, Canada’s health care system needs to shift from an acute-care model to a chronic-care model and also broaden its scope to health in general including prevention and socio-economic factors that lead to health issues.
Buying or selling a small business? Think taxes
close-up of a finger with buy and sell keys on palm top
Overcoming social inequities key to improved wellness
YMCA Canada president and CEO Scott Haldane says youth who don’t graduate high school are more likely to fall into substance abuse, be unemployed and live in poverty – all factors that contribute to poor health.
Leafs take in Cowboys game
With court on their side, Tories seek overhaul of CBC disclosure law
Dean Del Mastro, the parliamentary secretary to the Prime Minister, is a driving force behind the ethics committee's hearings on the CBC's access-to-information dispute.
An income gusher in the energy patch
An undated handout photograph shows the "Northern Producer" facility in the West Don field of the North Sea, released to the media on Friday, June 12, 2009. Petrofac Ltd., a London-based oil-services provider in the Middle East and North Africa, has Ðoutstanding revenue visibility well into 2011 and beyond.
Wellness model emphasizes illness prevention
Canadian Diabetes Association president and CEO Michael Cloutier says public investments in primary and secondary prevention initiatives are money well spent. “The evidence shows that an upfront investment more than pays for itself down the road.”
Teens terrified of father, showed up at school with bruises, 'honour killings' trial hears
Sahar Shafia is shown in this photo released by the courts on Tuesday Nov. 22, 2011.
Doug Roxburgh to retire from Golf Canada
Doug Roxburgh
Moments: Caught on Camera, Nov. 25 to Dec. 1
A black-headed gull (larus ridibundus) swoops in for food at Dianchi Lake in Kunming, capital of southwest China's Yunnan province, November 29, 2011. Tens of thousands of black-headed gulls fly to Kunming from Siberia to spend the winter each year since 1985, local media reported. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA - Tags: ANIMALS SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
Editor's pick Nov. 25 to Dec. 1
Comfortably profitable in jittery times
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Diversification is not dead
My best friend won't tell her ex she's pregnant
Lynn Coady
Longer waits, fewer seats as TTC announces reduced service
A TTC streetcar takes on passengers in Toronto on Nov. 17, 2009.
Electronic Medical Records provide a new platform for efficient, quality care
B.C. Medical Association president Dr. Nasir Jetha says while managing change can be difficult, “we can’t throw our hands up in the air when we see there are ways by which we can deliver better care and better quality.”
Top court won't hear Saputo, Kraft appeal of cheese rules
Kraft and Saputo objected to the government's decision to establish minimum use of liquid milk, something that benefits dairy farmers, but which raises the costs for cheese processors.
A vision for high-quality health care
CMA president John Haggie is among the chorus of experts calling for an overhaul of Canadian health care. In anticipation of the 2014 Health Accord, the CMA and the Canadian Nurses Association have tabled a set of principles to help inform a new health accord that will result in Canada having the best health and health care by 2025.
4 million coffees later, Tim Hortons leaving Kandahar
Michael Babad
New CFL teams: Civic pride or economic fumble?
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Buck Pierce lworks out in Vancouver ahead of this weekend's Grey Cup final.
Do you buy into Cyber Monday?
Bixi expands biking borders in Toronto
A cyclist takes advantage of brilliant sunny weather to take a ride along the boardwalk by Lake Ontario in Toronto.
Thousands of Portuguese workers protest spending cuts
Demonstrators shout slogans during a protest in Lisbon November 24, 2011. Portuguese workers stage a general strike on Thursday to protest against the pain of a 78 billion euro bailout that led to deep pay cuts and mass job losses as the debt-laden country enters its harshest recession in decades.
Lulay likely to win big at CFL awards
At noon: TSX down amid European debt worries
Columns of the Parthenon temple are seen behind an EU flag in Athens on Novemebr 4, 2011. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou faces a confidence vote in parliament after dropping a pledge to hold a referendum on an EU bailout deal.
TTC chair says Downtown Relief Line a good idea, but questions timing
Karen Stintz is shown at Toronto city hall on Oct. 16 2007.
Harper hails Libya mission as 'great military success'
With Prime Minister Stephen Harper looking on in the Senate chamber, Governor-General David Johnston bestows the Meritorious Service Cross on Lieutenant-General Charles Bouchardlooks on during a ceremony honouring troops who served in the NATO-led mission in Libya on Nov. 24, 2011.
Record snowfall hits southeast Newfoundland
In this file photo, pedestrians try to make their way along a city street during near whiteout conditions in St. John's, N.L., Friday, Feb. 5, 2010.
Lego Harry Potter conjures adventure with Years 5-7
Game studio Traveller’s Tales has been adapting some of the most popular adventure franchises for Lego games since the release of 2005’s Lego Star Wars
ING mutual funds are simple - but are they really cheap?
Rob Carrick
After the turkey, the battle begins
Five things you should know about Black Friday
According to a recent survey commissioned by Visa Canada, about a third of Canadian online shoppers said they were likely to shop at American retailers between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Police shut down Occupy Montreal site
An Occupy Montreal demonstrator lays out a ground sheet on the snow in Montreal November 23, 2011.
How can banks remove uncertainty? Dividend hikes!
A Toronto tour through 'man's imprint on the environment'
Dave LeBlanc
Canadian paycheques failing to keep pace with cost of living
See more outside art
John Warkentin, author of Creating Memory, on Jane Jacobs' seat at Victoria Memorial Square.
Paul Coffey on his infamous skates
N.S. civil servants made 26 allegations of government wrongdoing: report
Key tech supplies stretched by slow Thai flood recovery
Workers of Hana Microelectonics Pcl clean a hall after water receded from parts of the factory in Ayutthaya province November 21, 2011. Hana Microelectronics Pcl, is Thailand's biggest semiconductor packager.
Equipment: Nike VR Pro Ltd. Edition Fairway Woods
Nike VR Pro Limited Edition fairway woods
Screenshots from Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7
A Toronto home that frames the view
Ellis Park House, Toronto. Home of Georg and Petra Simmel. Design by architect Ian MacDonald.
Supreme Court won't hear U.S. Steel appeal
File photo of U.S. Steel Canada (formerly Stelco) in Hamilton.
Inside an open house
Ellis Park House, Toronto. Home of Georg and Petra Simmel. Design by architect Ian MacDonald.
Scotia opted out of Mint's gold IPO
The Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa.
Video: RCAF planes fly over Ottawa to commemorate Canada's role in Libya
A tale of two democracies: Harper steamrolls, Obama grinds gears
President Barack Obama discusses faltering efforts to reach a deal on reducing the U.S. budget deficit at a White House news conference on Nov. 21, 2011.
Curb appeal helps move tenanted triplex
Done Deal, 328 High Park Ave., Toronto
At the open: Plan for a plan stabilizes TSX
France's President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) welcomes Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel at a meeting in the eastern French city of Strasbourg November 24, 2011.
Today's small-cap stocks to watch
Three bids result in $101,000 premium
Done Deal, 274 Wychwood Ave., Toronto
York transit strikers walk picket line at Finch subway station
York Region Transit Viva bus outside the Finch subway station on the Yonge line.
Coveted end unit sells in one day
Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch the Throne tour
Jay-Z, right, and Kanye West perform during their Watch the Throne Tour at the ACC in Toronto on Nov. 23, 2011.
Stylish staging moves condo quickly
Done Deals, 2181 Yonge St., unit 3505, Toronto
Alderwood infill home goes under-asking
Done Deal, 419 Rimilton Ave., Toronto
Bidding war for Etobicoke detached
Done Deal, 43 Sunnylea Ave. W., Toronto
Imax accomplishes 'Mission: Impossible' deal
Fans attend 'Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2 An IMAX Experience' at a theatre in New York last summer.
Liberty Village condo grabs $18,500 premium
Done Deal, 100 Western Battery, Toronto
Hard bargaining cuts penthouse price
Done Deal, 900 Mount Pleasant Rd., Lph 1603, Toronto
Bidding war for Leslieville low-rise
Done Deal, 53 Colgate Ave., Toronto
Bowditch, Choi share lead at Australian PGA
Kangaroos frolic on the fairway during the first round of the Australian PGA golf Championship
Two bids for Baby Point detached
Done Deal, 7 Brumell Ave., Toronto
U.S. governments turning their backs on the poor
People line up to receive a free meal at a church in San Francisco in this 2010 photograph.
Grains, soy tumble on economic fears
A worker unloads wheat at a farm near Fort MacLeod, Alta., on Sept. 26, 2011.
Australia grab two shot lead at World Cup
Graeme McDowell and Rory McIlroy
Principles to guide health care transformation in Canada
Debt crisis standoff puts euro at risk
France's President Nicolas Sarkozy (L) welcomes Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel at a meeting in the eastern French city of Strasbourg November 24, 2011.
Griffiths Energy files for IPO, discloses investigation
Sunlight shines from behind a gold mine pithead near Johannesburg. Chinese investment in South Africa hit $7-billion by the end of 2010, and Chinese companies are starting to expand from mining, financial and manufacturing sectors, and towards telecom, transportation and renewable energy.
Principles are key to transforming our health care system
Dr. John Haggie, President, Canadian Medical Association
Health care renewal: putting people first
Top soldier defends celebration of Libya - but not Afghan - mission
Governor-General David Johnston and Prime Minister Stephen Harper watch a military flypast with their wives, Sharon and Laureen, plus Defence Minister Peter MacKay and Chief of Defence Staff Walter Natynczyk before the start of a Parliament Hill ceremony honouring troops who served in the NATO-led Libya mission on Nov. 24, 2011.
Provinces seek Ottawa's help to lower Canadians' sodium intake
Agnes Ryzynski (left) Paula Iantomasi (centre) and Kari White (right) staff at the Allan Waters Family Simulation Centre perform at simulated scenario using a life sized anatomically correct mannequin as a road traffic accident victim at facility in Toronto's St.Michael's Hospital on Friday October 28, 2011.
Arise Technologies to lose TSX listing
File photo of an Arise Technologies Corporation grid-connected photovoltaic inverter power meter indicates the wattage being generated by the roof-integrated solar panels at a Cook Homes model solar home in Waterloo.
Leafs' Lupul one of NHL's early success stories
Suspect arrested after Kamloops woman escapes from abductor
Police tape covers off a block in a South Vancouver neighborhood early April 7, 2009.
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