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Michaëlle Jean's next chapter: love, joy and charity
Michaëlle Jean
UBS slashes price targets on Air Canada, Alcoa
Darcy Keith
Striking good-riddance tone, Harper calls for change in North Korea
North Koreans mourn in front of a large portrait of Kim Jong Il and his father, Kim Il Sung, in a photo distributed Dec. 19, 2011 by the official Korean Central News Agency.
Spezza wins NHL weekly honour
Jason Spezza of the Ottawa Senators. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
'Underground railroad' gives second chance to doomed dogs
Johanne Tassé walks her dogs
My flaky sister-in-law backed out of our expensive group gift
CRTC to review small-market TV funding
A man watches televisions in a shop in Glasgow, July 19, 2011.
Barbara Kathleen Buchner
Barbara Kathleen Buchner
What's behind North Koreans' grief over Kim Jong-il's death?
A man in Pyongyang cries over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il in this Dec. 19, 2011 still image taken from video.
In surprise move, Flaherty lays out health-spending plans til 2024
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks to reporters before meeting with his provincial and territorial counterparts in Victoria on Dec. 19, 2011.
Peter Uihlein forgoes college for pro ranks
Top U.S. amateur Peter Uihlein
Technically, bonds look a lot better than stocks
Car sales: Be wary of the forecasts
Workers at the Swedish car company Saab Automobile leave the factory in Trollhattan on Dec. 19 after being informed that the administrator in charge of the company's reconstruction has given up the efforts to save the struggling car company.
At noon: TSX, commodity prices turn negative at midday
Indulging feels even better when it's good for others too
Craig, right, and Marc Kielburger.
Mosaid shareholders approve Sterling's buy
John C. Lindgren, President and CEO of MOSAID Technologies Incorporated.
WestJet Airlines still in the grips of a downtrend
A WestJet plan comes in for landing at Vancouver international airport July 26, 2010 during a strike by unionized workers who refuel airplanes.
Furyk, Fowler among 2012 Masters invitees
Jim Furyk
Medical journal editor calls for end to fighting, head shots in NHL
Colorado Avalanche left wing Cody McLeod (55) and Washington Capitals left wing Matt Hendricks (26) fight in the first period of the game at the Pepsi Center.
Stocks head for fifth straight selloff after early gain
Auto racing's amateur ranks have become a big-money scene
Canada's Paul Tracy of Dragon Racing checks out the new race track before his first practice run at the Edmonton Indy in Edmonton, Alberta, July 23, 2011.
Connolly promoted to Leafs' top line
Ban fights, head shots in pro hockey: CMA Journal editoral
How to lighten your e-mail load
How to lighten your e-mail load
York Region files injunction against striking transit workers
York Region Transit buses outside the Finch subway station on April 24, 2006.
Two men shot outside downtown nightclub
Eldorado aims to create regional powerhouse
Eldorado, which has operations in Greece, Turkey, China and Brazil, is hoping the assets of European Goldfields will help it meet its goal of increasing production to about 1.5 million ounces by 2015, up from about 650,000 ounces forecast for this year.
Should you lie to your kids about Santa? Here's why Justin Bieber's mom didn't
Justin Bieber
University of Saskatchewan names first female president in 103-year history
Ilene Busch-Vishniac
Merrill: 'Classic bubble' signs in Canadian housing market
The hardest lesson in racing
A sticker in memory of Dan Wheldon, who was killed in a crash on October 16, 2011 during the IZOD IndyCar series finale at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, is seen on the car of Ryan Newman, driver of the #39 U.S. Army Chevrolet, prior to practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Good Sam Club 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on October 21, 2011 in Talladega, Alabama.
Bidding war brewing for RuggedCom
File photo of a California power substation.
Lewis named European Tour rookie of the year
Tom Lewis
How do leaders without seats reach the Commons?
Canadian midfielder Patrice Bernier returns to Montreal Impact
Canada's Patrice Bernier leaves the field after he was given a red card during a 2010 World Cup qualifying game against Honduras in Montreal, Saturday September 6, 2008.
U.S. home builder sentiment rises
A Lennar housing development is seen in Broomfield, Colorado, in this file photo.
Etiquette for the holiday workplace
Etiquette for the holiday workplace
Standard Life appoints new Canadian CEO
Daycare firm Edleun to make quick Ontario expansion
A child reads at a Calgary daycare centre operated by Edleun Group Inc., which plans to acquire seven Montessori daycares in Ontario.
British Telecom sues Google on multiple patent breaches
A British Telecommunications phone box stands in Parliament Square in central London, November 8, 2001. BT has a total worldwide portfolio of about 5,600 patents and applications, and during the last financial year filed for patent protection on 62 inventions. BT's case against Google says the services that infringe one or more of its patents include the storage, retrieval and delivery of location-based activities of Google’s search engine, Android, AdMob, AdSense, Gmail, Google+, Google Maps, Google Offers and Google Location.
Equipment: TaylorMade R11S and R11S Fairway
TaylorMade R11S Driver
Manitoba parents face charges after 5-year-old boy shoots sister
Five reasons to work while you're on vacation
At the open: Dow, TSX post modest gains
U.S. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke and other members of the Federal Open Market Committee are taking dramatic steps to demystify the institution and its policy-making strategy.
Emerging markets put heat on Canada's aerospace sector
A Bombardier Aerospace employee walks past a Q400 airliner at the Bombardier aircraft manufacturing facility in Toronto on March 25, 2011.
Report: Winning Darvish bid to be revealed Monday night
n this March 17, 2009 file photo, Japan's starter Yu Darvish pitches against South Korea in the first inning of their World Baseball Classic game in San Diego.
Man killed in Brampton shooting
Presence and perseverance work best in Russia
Revel in Red Square. Soak in the rich sense of history and mind-bending architecture. Look for Lenin's tomb and St. Basil's Cathedral, among other landmarks.
Europe must change course on banks
The euro zone banking system is a crucial piece of the puzzle and epitomizes many of the contradictions of Europe’s experiment in monetary union.
Best sports images of the weekend
Driver Gregor Baumann of team Switzerland 1 crashes in the track together with his pushers Thomas Klettner, Alex Baumann and Patrick Bloechliger during the four-man bobsleigh World Cup competition in the western German town of Winterberg.
Bob Barker to pay cost of moving Toronto Zoo elephants to U.S.
Retired celebrity TV host Bob Barker lashes out at Edmonton's mayor and city council on the Edmonton Zoo's treatment of it's captive elephants during a press conference April 15, 2011 in Toronto.
Today's small-cap stocks to watch
A stock trader is having a difficult day in Paris on Dec. 12, 2011.
Speaker needs more teeth to tame unruly House, NDP says
Anonymous donor drops $2,000 diamond ring in Salvation Army kettle
Canadian tech support group expands to U.K.
Street scene from London.
How Americans learned to stop loving the 'CrackBerry'
A woman works on her Blackberry August 21, 2008 in Chester, Virginia. About the time this old-timey paddle-looking BlackBerry was made Research in Motion's share of the U.S. smartphone market had hit its high-water mark. Research firm Strategy Analytics forecast RIM’s share of the U.S. smartphone market to fall to 12 per cent this year, a sharp drop from 2007, when RIM had a 44 per cent share.
Western provinces push wholesale sales higher
Buyers that supply supermarkets and local chefs pick up their produce at the Ontario Food Terminal in Toronto, Ont. Nov. 18, 2010.
HMV faces make or break Christmas
A HMV sign is seen outside a store in Harrogate, northern England, in this December 11, 2008 file photo.
Tebow is perfectly imperfect - and that's just fine
Can quarterback Tim Tebow guide the Broncos to the Super Bowl? (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)
Patheon loss widens to $5.4-million
A Patheon employee is seen in this company handout.
First Uranium to cut 1,850 jobs at African operation
South African miners work a rock face in this May, 1998 file photo.
Russia merges its main stock markets
Traders work at the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX) in this 2008 file photo. On Wednesday, Russia's two main stock exchanges signed the terms of a full merger aimed at helping turn Moscow into a global financial centre.
Relax Keynesianistas, euro zone is not reducing its debt
Having transformed music, computing, Apple targets TV
Michael Babad
Kim Jong-il's death brings new opportunities - and new perils - to the U.S.
A May, 2010, handout photograph of reclusive North Korean dicator Kim Jong-Il.
Premarket: Stocks poised to start week higher
Potash Corp. looks to raise Israel Chemicals stake
Potash Corp. logo at the entrance of the company's office tower in downtown Saskatoon.
Be careful before urging changes to capital-gains tax
A sensible proposal to change capital income taxation has to start with an understanding of the ideas behind tax integration.
Sino-Forest hit with default notices from note-holders
Staff are seen at the Sino-Forest and Sino-Panel China headquarters in Guangzhou, Southern China on June 29, 2011.
Euro zone countries pledge big loan to IMF
European Union (EU) flag.
How long do electric car batteries last?
Kim Jong-un's first move has world on edge
In this Oct. 9, 2010 file photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, Kim Jong Un, the third son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, applauds while watching the Arirang mass games performance staged to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Workers' Party of Korea, in Pyongyang, North Korea.
Christmas at work a turkey of a combination
Christmas at work.
Three charts to start your week
Kim Jong-un's western education unlikely to result in democracy for N. Korea
Kim Jong Un attends anniversary celebrations in Pyongyang on Oct. 9.
Managing without managers
Managing without managers
Ten tips for building a strategic alliance
Businesspeople shaking hands, low angle view
Smart staffing moves over the holiday season
Check this list twice so your portfolio looks nice
WineAlign finally uncorks success
Mark Evans
Don't overlook the value of this disability program
Ted Rechtshaffen
Thriving Oracle tries to match analysts' great expectations
An exterior view of Oracle Corp. headquarters is shown in a Redwood City, Calif.
First task for a former CEO: Learn to let go
Outgoing CEOs stick around too long, survey finds
Dec. 19: Letters to the editor
Bullies can make workplace intolerable
In Canada, one in six employees has been bullied, according to the Ottawa-based Canada Safety Council.
With eloquence and authority, Vaclav Havel changed Europe's history
A portrait of former Czech President Vaclav Havel, with a text that reads: "Havel To The Castle," a popular slogan during the Velvet Revolution of 1989, lies among candles left by mourners at the base of a statue of St. Wenceslas to commemorate Havel's death on December 18, 2011 in Prague, Czech Republic.
A marriage of convenience, but will it work for Quebec?
Lysiane Gagnon
Telling the naked truth is good politics
Naheed Nenshi, Rob Ford: Telling the naked truth is good politics
Occupy over-indebtedness
Stephanie Ben-Ishai
The anglosphere yet reigns supreme
Neil Reynolds
Japan preparing for unexpected after Kim's death
People read an extra edition of a newspaper reporting on the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il at Tokyo's Ginza shopping district, on Dec. 19, 2011.
Somebody needs to be talking about B.C.'s debt load
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark at the B.C. Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Friday August 26, 2011.
Time to rein in the process police
Adam Radwanski
The best of Will and Kate
Top 10 celebrity breakups of 2011
December 19: Your daily horoscope
sagittarius
More irritating Canadians of 2011 (TV-related)
John Doyle
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: Dec. 19
Albert Finney in Scrooge (1970).
Scotiabank, RBC eye Cuba operations
The exterior of the former Royal Bank of Canada branch in Old Havana is seen in a July 2007 file photo.
Education and health providers drawn into Ontario's credit-rating woes
Ten meditative spaces by Lisa Rochon: Trinity College quadrangle, trefoil landscape, a hidden inner sanctum, by Gh3 Architects.
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