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March 14

Ontario Power Generation workers get wage hike despite McGuinty's restraint plan
Inside the Portlands Energy Centre, a new state-of-the-art natural gas fired, combined cycle generation facility in the Portlands area of the City of Toronto.
Toronto Council group stakes out middle ground
Toronto councillor Josh Colle is leading a group of centrist councillors. Amid the rigid partisanship that's developed at Rob Ford's city hall, a handful of councillors are trying to build a "Mighty Middle" that can broker compromises between right and left. He is photographed at City Hall March 14, 2011.
Best pictures from March 14
A black-and-white ruffed lemur (Varecia variegata) born in captivity a month ago is seen at the zoo in Cali. This is the second Varecia variegata to be born in captivity in Colombia.
Torontoist bought by magazine company
Josh Dueck aims to join the Paralympics pantheon
Disabled skier Josh Dueck. (Jeff Bassett for the Globe and Mail)
Cat got Ed Stelmach's tongue?
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach holds a news conference in Fort Saskatchewan on Feb. 16, 2011.
UFC unaffected by Chara hit
Georges St-Pierre, right, from Montreal, lands a left to the chin of Josh Koscheck during their welterweight title bout at UFC 124 in Montreal.
Small tumour raises big stink over drug funding
Jill Anzarut undergoing the start of her chemotherapy program at Princess margaret Hospital on March 9 2011. Santhmma Mathew, a registered nurse in the chemotherapy clinic prepares to administer the chemotherapy drug. She's unable to receive the cancer-fighting drug Herceptin because her tumour is too small so this will have to come out of her own pocket but she plans to fight this.
True North still focused on Phoenix
Experience key to handling B.C.'s health ministry
Candidate Mike De Jong who is hoping to win the leadership of the British Columbia Liberal Party and become Premier of the province during public forum in Vancouver, British Columbia, January 12, 2011.
Lightning shell Reimer and Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer looks determined as third period winds down against the Buffalo Sabres in their NHL hockey game in Toronto March 12, 2011. REUTERS/Fred Thornhill
Canada to take on Belarus in friendly
Injured Soderling exits at Indian Wells
Provinces, health-care providers hold out hope for help in budget
Shelves of various drugs and medication at the Toronto General Hospital's pharmacy. There's a push on to implement at national drug plan which should result in lower drug cost for patients.
NHL meets in balmy weather to tackle head-shot storm
Roy MacGregor
Raptors' March Madness memories
Kansas' Mario Chalmers, now with the Miami Heat, celebrates after hitting a three point shot to take the game in to overtime against Memphis during the championship game at the NCAA college basketball Final Four Monday, April 7, 2008, in San Antonio. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
Paragon warns jobs at risk if B.C. casino expansion not approved
Dr. Paul Carsley has advised Vancouver City Council to reject a proposal to expand the downtown casino.
March Madness Canadian content
Robert Sacre #00 and Steven Gray #41 of the Gonzaga Bulldogs celebrate late in their 75-63 victory over the Saint Mary's Gaels to win the championship game of the Zappos.com West Coast Conference Basketball tournament at the Orleans Arena March 7, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sacre is one of 21 Canadians in this year's NCAA college basketball tournament. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Thompson turns NCAA hoops dream into reality
Texas Longhorns' forward Tristan Thompson. (Photo by Isaac Brekken/Getty Images for Globe and Mail)
Nuclear renaissance melts down over Japan disaster
A combination of handout satellite images show the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant on November 21, 2004 (L) and on March 14, 2011 (R) as the No.3 nuclear reactor is burning after a blast following an earthquake and tsunami.
Researchers claim they found Atlantis in a Spanish swamp
Geophysicist Paul Bauman holding one of two figurines found on site, during the investigations, of the Phoenician goddess "Astartes". The figurine very likely dates from the Bronze Age, coinciding with the period of the interpreted existence of Atlantis.
Japan's nuclear crisis dampens Ontarians' enthusiasm for new reactors
Adam Radwanski
Markets brace for Japan spillover
A man reacts while looking at a stock price board in Tokyo Monday, March 14, 2011 as the Tokyo stock market plunged on its first business day after an earthquake and tsunami of epic proportions laid waste to cities along Japan's northeast coast. Only stock prices of construction and housing business show upward trend in red digits.
Japanese production disruptions threaten global supply chains
City lights and billboards are turned off at Tokyo's Ginza fashion district on Monday
Canada, the invisible, likeable beaver
The nuclear risk merits actions, but not global shutdowns
Official in protective gear talks to a woman who is from the evacuation area near the Fukushima Daini nuclear plant in Koriyama March 13, 2011.
Canada's team in holding pattern
Patrick Chan, of Toronto, skates to his first place finish in the Senior Men Short Program category at the BMO Skate Canada Nationals in Victoria, B.C. Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Opioid prescribing practices put patients at risk, study finds
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Premium outlet malls heading to Canada
Mitchell Goldhar, majority shareholder of Calloway REIT
MLSE auction part of larger trend
Maple Leafs auction part of larger trend
Is my smartphone making me dumb?
Woman using cell phone with PDA
Canadian players ready for March Madness tipoff
Denmark develops wireless postage stamps. When do we get them?
A world of difference on insider trading prosecutions
Canadians regain ground lost to stock market crash
Dollar slips on Japanese economic uncertainty
U.S. dollar notes
Athletic Bilbao steals a point from Getafe
Impact defender Adam Braz retires
Oil producers in Libya face political conundrum
In this photo taken during a government-organised visit for foreign media, a pro-Gadhafi fighter makes his evening prayers in the desert as a plume of smoke rises from the burning oil refinery in Ras Lanouf.
Out-of-favour stocks that can provide pleasant surprises
Tory ad blitz amounts to electoral ‘cheating,’ Liberals charge
Roster woes front and centre for playoff hungry Flames
TSX Venture to feature new ETFs
In a TMX/LSE merger, whose rules apply?
David Milstead
Having the slide of her life
Fed QE naysayers stand up to be counted
The U.S. Federal Reserve Board building in Washington, D.C.
China targets inflation as serious threat
U.S. dollars and Chinese yuan.
LSE a weakling against TMX? Numbers don’t back it up
DeLaval joins Dinos coaching staff
Manulife says Japan impact less than $150-million
Manulife head office in Toronto
How much upsetting news should your kid see?
A little child is held by rescue workers after being rescued from a building at Kesennuma, northeastern Japan, on Saturday March 12, 2011.
Quake to affect Canadian farmers
Only need four hours of sleep? You could have a genetic mutation
Track your stolen car in real time
Ontario schools consider pushing back Christmas holiday break
Nasdaq poised to bid for NYSE: report
Evan Edward Owen
Reading my parents’ wartime letters
Ag stocks that may offer fertile ground for investors
A farmer harvests soy beans in Argentina
Food analyst gets the contrarian calls right
Ottawa's latest citizenship guide restores reference to same-sex rights
University students protest against reopening the equal marriage debate on Parliament Hill on Dec. 7, 2006.
Bay Street sings praises of Nigel Wright
The drive to go green - saving the environment or money?
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Habs' chair Molson explains his criticism of NHL
Geoff Molson, owner of the Montreal Canadiens poses following an interview in Montreal, December 17, 2009.
Arsenal move to sign former keeper Lehmann
The close: Dow, TSX end lower
Aeroplan's U.K. loyalty program signs on easyJet
Loyalty cards help drive business for many airlines.
Clark assembles lean cabinet ahead of HST fight
Blogger Kelly Oxford will be a TV character - thanks to Jessica Alba
Kelly Oxford, blogist
Josh Gates goes in search of the banshee
And now for something completely different in political ads: ‘blind puppies’ and ‘smart pantsery’
Quebec blood bank considers adding breast milk service
Donated human breast milk is prepared for use at the BC's Children's Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia, Wednesday, December 29, 2010. This program is for women who are having trouble with breastfeeding and want their children to have access to safe breast milk.
Raonic uses day off at Indian Wells to rest aching back
Watch Christy Clark's swearing-in at Government House
The BC legislature in Victoria June 11, 2010.
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: March 15
Buying conviction lacking for Cardiome Pharma
Canucks set sights on 100-point plateau
Justin Bieber's sneakers enshrined in Toronto museum
Fans crowd a pair of sneakers worn by Justin Bieber that are now encased in glass at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto.
CPGA unveils plans for Centennial Celebration
McGill University fined $2-million for raising MBA tuition
Pat Tenneriello, a first-year MBA student poses on McGill campus, in Montreal, Quebec, December 20, 2010.
Funds that would benefit from a uranium bounce back
Cameco McArthur River uranium mine site in northern Saskatchewan.
Glentel profit more than doubles
Don't even think of visiting Tibet this month
A spring snow at the Potala Palace in Lhasa, in west China's Tibet region.
White Tiger's play could revive troubled Century
Facebook hires Google executive to lead M&A efforts
High radiation levels threat to human health: Japanese government
A one-year-old boy is re-checked for radiation exposure after being decontaminated in Nihonmatsu, Fukushiima, northern Japan Monday, March 14, 2011.
Buffett lesson: Fear not the surging stock
Pakistan crushes Zimbabwe to cruise into World Cup quarters
CAE achieves annual sales target
A simulator at CAE Inc. in Montreal
A larger view of Sennheiser's new gaming headset
Review: Sennheiser's new gaming headset sounds just right
Despite stress, no crash seen in housing
Step-by-step: wearing lip stains
Capitals goalie Holtby earns NHL's first star
Tories call in Mounties to probe access to information interference
The doors to the Commons stand closed with the House in recess on March 14, 2011.
After eye scare, Brent puts visor on – for good
Mapping the scenes of destruction in Japan
White Tiger pounces on Century Mining
For some Grits, 2011 looks an awful lot like 1993
Japan nuclear crisis prompts Cameco downgrade
Darcy Keith
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