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New in crime fiction: A guide to the latest mysteries and thrillers
Detail of an illustration by Neal Cresswell for the print version of this story
The Virgin Cure, by Ami McKay
'Honour killings' trial to resume Tuesday after accused released from hospital
Mohammad Shafia is led into court in Kingston Ontario on Tuesday October 11, 2011.
Complaint filed over Saskatchewan Party election ad
Lingenfelter and Wall: Resource development is the big issue in Monday's election
Websites help ordinary investors dig through the data
Rob Carrick
INSPIRATION Noble inventor forges foundations of bold buildings to support charities
A dedicated family man, inventor and philanthropist Mohan Vijay is pictured here with his wife Hari (front) daughters Sheela (left) and Sangeeta, stepson Stefan and grandchildren Samuel and Sasha.
France honours Vancouver film programmer
Jim Sinclair is about to receive France's Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.
European debt crisis hampers Canadian hiring, Harper says
Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives for the second day of the G20 Summit in Cannes, France, on Nov. 4, 2011.
Philanthropic-minded scientist sees humanitarian uses of his technology
A good fit where humanitarian uses of technology flourish.
Californication's Duchovny: A brilliant train wreck keeps chugging along
Californication: David Duchovny.
Disc of the Week: For Florence, bigger isn't always better
Florence and the Machine perform at Toronto's Mod Club, Nov. 2, 2009.
Grappling with triumph and deadly danger
A detail from Anahita Rezvani-Rad Nowheresville General Hardware Contemporary 1520 Queen Street West Toronto M6R 1A4 generalhardware.ca
Turning a year older with the timeless Spalding Gray
Leah McLaren
Can you own a tale? Canadian authors file plagiarism suit
Author Ling Zhang in China.
Would angel-faced Anton Yelchin lie to you?
Johanna Schneller
Robert Hartwell Fiske: A fanatical stickler for diction
Ditch: Two sailors, stranded in the ice and a harsh society
Clinton Walker, left and Robert Tsonos in Ditch.
Tehran's shadow is back over the oil market
Iranian troops prepare a truck-mounted Silkworm anti-ship missile in the Hormuz area during exercises in 2010. Analysts say conflict between Iran and Israel could lead to higher oil prices if the Strait of Hormuz is closed to tanker traffic.
BY THE NUMBERS
Leader of new Quebec political party stresses economy, not independence
Former Parti Quebecois cabinet minister Francois Legault announces the French language policy of his Coalition pour l'avenir du Quebec at a news conference on Aug. 29, 2011.
Bank of America's new problem: Credibility
Bank of America
A discount at the restaurant, but not on Groupon shares
Michael Babad
Deals of the Week: Ford Ranger, Scion xD, Kia Sportage, Toyota Highlander
2011 Ford Ranger
REGIONAL SUPPORT Community foundations unite assets, funds, and people to make a positive difference
Community foundations have become key components of community-building across Canada
The strange celebrity of the 'famous' video-game actor
In this video game image released by Sony Computer Entertainment Inc., treasure hunter Nathan Drake, voiced by Nolan North, is shown in the foreground of a scene from 'Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception.'
Immigration Minister hits pause on family reunification applications
Man arrested after stabbing at City Hall library
Toronto City Hall, September 26, 2011.
BY THE NUMBERS
Brookfield reports, Friday
Panicking is for losers: Turn off the TV, hold on to your stocks
UNICEF CANADA Help for the world's neediest citizens
David Morley, president and CEO of UNICEF Canada in northern Kenya
What a wild month for First Quantum
A reality check, with retirement closing in
Legacy Oil + Gas Inc. is not for everyone.
Lou Schizas
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How to prep your garden for winter
Vote: Do you have a used car?
When should Ron Wilson get a new contract?
Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach Ron Wilson (left) offers advice to new signing David Steckel during the final practice session Toronto on Wednesday October 5, 2011, ahead of tomorrow's season opener against Montreal Canadiens. Photo by Chris Young for The Globe and Mail
Joss Whedon auctions off walk-on role in next movie
Joss Whedon, centre, is surrounded by vampires during the taping of the final episode of the cult comedy-horror series in Santa Monica, Calif. in this April 16, 2003 file photo.
SALVATION ARMY Help needed for Canada's most needy citizens
Ongoing uncertainty over what comes next is hurting some of the country’s most needy.
FA appeals against Wayne Rooney's Euro 2012 ban
England's Wayne Rooney leaves the pitch after being sent off by referee Wolfgang Stark during their Euro 2012 Group G qualifying soccer match against Montenegro.
James Reimer remains out for Leafs
INSIGHT Maximizing your gift
Technology is making it easier and affordable for charitable communication
BELIEVE IN KIDS Charity makes kids top priority
Volunteering with kids can be fun, noisy, and rewarding.
Click here for PLACES TO GIVE
Bullish on Tesoro
The Tesoro Corp. oil refinery in Nikiski, Alaska
Too posh to push? Britain looks at making C-sections free for all
5 stocks with highest potential and lowest downside risk
Tories stress Canada's fiscal strength despite 'devastating' job losses
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird speaks during Question Period in House of Commons on Nov. 4, 2011.
The G20 summit: 'Kicking the Cannes down the road'
Michael Babad
INSIGHT National Philanthropy Day - The real impact you can make
AFP chair Andrea McManus says ultimately philanthropy isn’t about gifts, volunteer hours, particular programs or even inspiring stories. “It’s about change. Impact. Progress. Transformation.”
Occupy movements in Vancouver, Victoria may soon be over
Tarps being removed at Occupy Vancouver, Nov. 4, 2011.
THE ASSOCIATION OF FUNDRAISING PROFESSIONALS
Cut off John Crosbie's Internet service
Lieutenant-Governor John Crosbie sports a seal-skin coat in St. John's Nov. 4, 2009.
Disillusioned Greeks despair at political drama
Protesters rally against austerity economic measures and corruption in Athens' Syntagma square.
Whitfield, Findlay first triathletes named to Canada's Olympic team
Canada's Paula Findlay is on her way to take the first place during a thriathlon that is part of the ITU Triathlon World Championships series, in Kitzbuehel, in the Austrian province of Tyrol, Sunday, Aug. 15, 2010.
Discovery of lethal fish virus in B.C. sockeye prompts special inquiry session
A spawning sockeye salmon in Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park near Chase, B.C. Friday, Oct. 8, 2010.
Trends, challenges and the importance of philanthropy in Canada
Whether the environmental or social needs are abroad or at home, the demands are increasing for charities and their donors.
Mayor Rob Ford reimburses city for more than fancy business cards
Uganda drops graft charges against ex vice-president
Gilbert Bukenya (C) switches the button that will start the destruction of antipersonnel Mines at Kigo Shooting Range while Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) officers assist at the ceremony 07 July 2003.
Commerzbank restricts flow of loans
Commerzbank headquarters in Frankfurt
Weekly Drive: 11 best new cars for 2012
Soldier accused of neglecting his duty before fatal shooting of comrade
Cpl. Matthew Wilcox, the 24-year-old soldier from Glace Bay, N.S., who was convicted in July of criminal negligence causing death and neglect of duty, is framed by a railing as he is escorted from his sentencing hearing in Sydney, N.S. on Friday, Sept. 11, 2009.
520 days in isolation ends for Mars-500 crew
A photo taken on January 27, 2011 shows two members of the Mars500 crew training for 'Marswalk' at the simulated martian terrain of the Mars500 experiment. The terrain, about 10 m long and 6 m wide, is covered with reddish sand and is built to resemble the surface at Gusev crater.
Judge allows David Milgaard to contact wife, but he can't return home
David Milgaard's videotaped testimony is shown at the Milgaard Inquiry in Saskatoon on April 24, 2006.
NDP demands Canada-wide probe of alleged corruption at tax agency
The Canada Revenue Agency has offices across the country, including this one in Winnipeg.
At noon: TSX lower amid weak jobs data, Greek vote
A Greek (R) and an EU flag fly over Greece's Finance Ministry in Athens.
Young entrepreneurs tell G20 leaders support is 'vital' solution to crisis
Psychiatrist says Quebec man who killed his children should not be freed
Can you recommend an intimate place to stay in Maui?
Green season savings in Costa Rica
Does staying in an eco-friendly resort really make a difference?
Bruce Kirkby
Santa Monica's got a new green hotel
Find local style and true grit at New York's Nolitan hotel
Spend a night north of Little Italy in New York at Nolitan.
Beliebers had me surrounded at my hotel
Justin Bieber fans in Santiago Chile besiege W Hotel.
IMF puts Italy under 'surveillance'
Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi walks past Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel before a working session at the G20 Summit of major world economies in Cannes November 3, 2011.
Everybody loves Groupon
The Groupon logo is engraved in a glass office partition in the company's international headquarters on June 10, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois.
Zoom in on San Diego
Canadian startup Waygoz bets on peer-to-peer, in-person game trading
Hot markets won't make insurance valuations any more accurate
Manulife Financial Corp. headquarters is seen in Toronto.
Five ways to survive the end of daylight savings time
Headline jobs numbers don't tell the real story
Job seekers wait in line at a job fair in Toronto in September.
Apple primed for record iPhone sales: Canaccord
Police searching for two suspects in North York shooting
Two teenagers have been rushed to hospital after a drive-by shooting outside a North York middle school. It happened shortly before 10 a.m. outisde Oakdale Park Middle School on Grandravine Drive, just east of Jane Street.
Leaf links: The sun is shining
Gird for 'reasonably possible' Greek exit from euro zone, Flaherty tells G20
Columns of the Parthenon are seen behind an European Union flag in Athens on Nov. 4, 2011.
Nine-year-old boy shot dead by brother on Manitoba reserve in 'tragic accident'
Sagkeeng First Nation, 145 km northeast of Winnipeg, is pictured in this Google Maps screengrab.
Ambani brothers look for truce in dynastic feud
Indian billionaire and Reliance Comm controlling shareholder Anil Ambani.
Second Cup profit lower on tax hit
Second Cup store manager Jonathan Rich works at his Brampton store, December 23, 2010.
G20 to act on youth jobless crisis ... with a task force
Michael Babad
Anglo American to take control of De Beers
Uncut diamonds from southern Africa and Canada are seen through a jeweller's loupe at De Beers headquarters in London Jan. 17, 2011.
SNC-Lavalin third-quarter profit drops
Pierre Duhaime, president and CEO of SNC Lavalin, waits to address the company's annual meeting in Calgary, Thursday, May 6, 2010.
Q&A Agri-food economics
Major markets influennce food supply and demand
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Lawmakers applaud Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou, right, as he waves after his speech during a parliament session in Athens on Thursday.
B.C. to allow workers' comp for stressed employees
Three important points in the G20 draft communique
Home of the Week: Century-old Toronto townhouse is a charming enclave
Home of the Week, 3 Melbourne Place, Toronto.
Inside a heritage townhouse
Today's small-cap stocks to watch
Tiger ace Verlander lands video game cover
Justin Verlander of the Detroit Tigers throws a pitch against the Detroit Tigers in the first inning of Game Five of the American League Championship Series at Comerica Park on October 13, 2011 in Detroit.
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