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Webber on top as gloves come off in Melbourne
Red Bull Formula One driver Mark Webber of Australia drives during the first practice session of the Australian F1 Grand Prix in Melbourne March 25, 2011.
Animation company aims for 3D without nausea and headaches
How Canada can get more R&D bang for its buck
Male scientist with goggles pouring a yellow liquid from a test tube.
Philosophers tackle urgent modern-day questions
University of Toronto philosophy professor Thomas Hurka.
Medical isotopes a safer, cheaper way?
Project leader Mark de Jong at the Canadian Light Source synchrotron at the University of Saskatchewan.
'Dormcubator' fosters digital entrepreneurs
Inflo president Max Brodie was one of the beneficiaries of the University of Waterloo's VeloCity program, which houses developers and entrepreneurs together and helps them develop businesses.
Team both kills and harnesses deadly bacteria
Dr. Robert Martinuzzi, left, and Dr. Victoria Kostenko of the University of Calgary's Biofilm Engineering Research Group.
Toronto, ad firms plan separate appeals over billboard tax ruling
Ontario teenager left dead newborn baby in London hotel room, police say
Blumenherst leads Kia Classic
Amanda Blumenherst eyes her putt on the 13th green in the first round of the LPGA Kia Classic golf tournament at Industry Hills Golf Club in Industry, Calif., Thursday, March 24, 2011.
Researchers use butterflies to make banknotes more secure
Blue Morpho butterfly.
Whitecaps will try to keep the momentum
Flames down to last flicker
Calgary Flames' Jarome Iginla (L) and teammate Curtis Glencross celebrate Iginla's goal during the first period of their NHL hockey game against the Colorado Avalanche in Calgary, Alberta, March 17, 2011.
Farrell unconcerned by Cecil's woes
Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Brett Cecil throws a pitch against the Detroit Tigers during an exhibition spring baseball game in Dunedin, Fla., on Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011.
Montreal hammers Whitecaps at Clarkson Cup
Montreal cabbie wins right to display religious objects in his taxi
Arieh Perecowicz was ordered to pay more than $1,000 in fines for having various Jewish religious icons, a Canadian flag and a Remembrance Day poppy in his cab.
UNB squeaks by Calgary at University Cup
Pregnancy won't keep Lopes-Schliep from competition
Priscilla Lopes-Schliep wins her heat in the women's 400 meter semi hurdles during the 2010 Canadian Track and Field Championships in Toronto on Saturday, July 31, 2010.
As politicians hit hustings, Canada's Libya mission flies under the radar
A Canadian Forces CF-18 Hornet fighter jet taxis at the Birgi NATO Airbase in Trapani, Sicily, March 24, 2011
As Tories face historic defeat, campaign itineraries take shape
Poll shows increasing voter skepticism about Harper government
Stephen Harper delivers an address in the foyer of the Commons on March 23.
Toronto police begin belt-tightening process with service review
Toronto Police Services Chief Bill Blair speaks at the Empress Hotel in Victoria.
Explainer: How does the Governor-General trigger an election?
Governor-General David Johnston addresses the Ontario Legislature in Toronto on Dec. 2, 2010.
Explainer: How does the Governor-General trigger an election?
Fish farm sues activist for defamation
Salmon in a BC fish farm.
Best Pictures March 24th
A crooked cop, drug money and diamonds: Action-packed allegations at Montreal trial
Sy Veng Chun during a break in their trial in Montreal, March 23, 2011.
Is the coalition Ignatieff’s carbon tax?
Man-games lost to injury in the NHL
Catlin Expedition's Arctic trek
Arctic research hotter than ever
Plenty of other countries are sitting up and taking notice: Other polar nations such as Norway, Finland and Sweden -- not to mention such powerhouses as Russia and the United States -- have extensive research networks. But so, too, do less obvious countries. "Some of our non-traditional partners -- South Korea, China -- they're very interested in what's going on in the Arctic, as well," says Steven Bigras, executive director of the Canadian Polar Commission. "They've put substantial funds forward. They're looking at whate everybody else is: They're looking at climate change, they're looking at biodiversity, theyre looking at fishing stocks, therye looking at economic potential."
B.C. Flashback: Port force disbanding, Air India acquittal
Baryla three off the pace in Louisiana
Are we in denial about the growing issue of elder care?
Vincenza Tropiano who is a resident at Villa Carital a long term care facility in Vancouver shakes a tambourine during a music program March 7, 2011.
Last female migrant on MV Sun Sea released on bond
Tamils from Sri Lanka lean over the side of the boat after the Tamil vessel carrying 490 suspected asylum seekers docked at Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt near Victoria August 13, 2010.
Whatever happened to fixed-election dates?
Rod Mickleburgh
Finding daily beer his sole goal, accused in sex-abuse trial says
Jackson Taylor is accused of sexually assaulting the son of his girlfriend, who would have been maybe nine at the time.
Blue Jays hitters will get their chances
Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Adam Lind follows through on a first-inning RBI single, driving in Jose Bautista for the first run of their spring training baseball game against the Minnesota Twins at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium in Dunedin, Fla., Sunday, March 20, 2011.
Mike Milbury sees the light
File photo: New York Islanders head coach Mike Milbury looks on during a game against the Los Angeles Kings at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, California. Glenn Cratty /Allsport
Sometimes with elections it's best to just dive right in
The double-edged sword of ads in an Internet Age
Officials credit harm reduction programs for decline in B.C. HIV cases
A small kit of supplies including syringes, bandaids and antiseptic pads waits to be used by a drug addict inside a safe injection site on Vancouver, British Columbia's eastside August 23, 2006.
Investors signal collapse of Lundin-Inmet plan
Lukas Lundin, chairman of Lundin Mining Corp.
The Ignatieffs are model immigrants
George Ignatieff, Michael Ignatieff's father, shown in a 1966 photo
Ending the ad-hockery over Libya's skies
Three Dutch F-16 aircraft prepare for landing at the Decimomannu airbase, in Sardinia, Italy, Thursday, March 24, 2011. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya and destroyed one of Gadhafi's planes Thursday, and other coalition bombers struck artillery, arms depots and parked helicopters.
Nominated on Monday, Tory candidate booted on Thursday
Bombardier gains China foothold for C Series sales
An artist's rendering of Bombardier's C-series jet.
Another B.C. company jumps on LNG bandwagon
Liquefied natural gas pipeline
Quebec considers adding suicide-content warning to films
Quebec Communications Minister Christine St-Pierre arrives to testify as Remstar's Maxime Remillard, right, leaves at CRTC hearings Tuesday, June 3, 2008 in Quebec City.
Gordon Pinsent, poutine and political messages
In a radio spot for New York Fries, actor Gordon Pinsent takes a strange turn when he starts talking about designer jeans for kittens.
In the hunt for big gainers, solid beats flashy
The Canadian mission in Libya
Canadians F18 jets pilots from the 425 Tactical Fighter squadron of 3 Wing Bagotville Quebec, chat upon arrival after a mission on March 24, 2011 at Trapani-Birgi airbase in Sicily.
Rising costs hobble these U.S. stocks
Benghazi residents waiting for their endgame: Gadhafi's demise
Libyan women walk past a man holding a placard reading in French "Thank you Sarkozy" in a street of Benghazi on March 24, 2011, as rebels battled on to the eastern oil town of Ajdabiya.
African Union to host delegates for Gadhafi, rebels
Moammar Gadhafi
Japan crisis threatens auto industry turnaround
Honda's Alliston, Ont., engine plant
Clara Hughes gets back on her bike
Clara Hughes of Canada competes in the 30 km women's time trial road cycling at the XIV Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Monday, Aug. 11, 2003. Turns out Hughes isn't done competing just yet.The six-time Olympic medallist is getting back on her bike with plans to pedal her way to the 2012 London Games.
Yellow Media's dividend under the microscope
Marc Tellier, chief executive of Yellow Media Inc., formerly Yellow Pages, shows the company's new logo at their head office Monday, March 22, 2010 in Montreal.
Liveblog of Harper government's defeat
What's the symbol for unintelligible?
Prince
My kid refuses to eat vegetables. Can we just feed him fruit?
Election deals another blow to AECL revamp
Hugh MacDiarmid, CEO of the AECL.
Blue Jays bested by Braves
Atlanta Braves' Dan Uggla, right, watches his throw to first base after forcing out Toronto Blue Jays' Juan Rivera at second for a double play during the third inning of a MLB spring training game in Dunedin, Florida, March 24, 2011.
Two assault charges laid against RCMP constable
Buddy Tavares smiles as he leaves the Kelowna Court House after being released on bail on Monday, January 10, 2011.
Crusading social activist Dudley Laws dies
Lawyer Munyonzwe Hamalengwa, second from left, with Dudley Laws of the Black Action Defense Committee, Kabir Joshi and Martin Ejidra of the Justice for Alwy Campaign Against Police Brutality at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education on July 17.
When your resignation triggers a counteroffer
Sonia Singh
How Fortress Paper became a TSX star
Georges St.-Pierre in a story about UFC for Report on Business Magazine - April 2011 cover
Tax rule changes take charities by surprise
President and CEO of Imagine Canada, Marcel Lauziere.
Greenpeace: tactics not so clear cut anymore
How the UFC plans to K.O. boxing
Georges St.-Pierre in a story about UFC for Report on Business Magazine - April 2011 cover
Goldwater, Glendale continue to sound off
Little to get wild about in the Twin Cities
David Shoalts
Credit Suisse's top five stock picks
Plan launched to monitor Athabasca River
Oracle raises dividend as sales beat forecasts
Oracle Corp. headquarters.
Hospital settles lawsuit with 26 women who allege sexual assault by doctor
Multivitamins won't lower risk of death from cancer or heart disease, study says
Liz Taylor: She'll always own that place in the sun
Elizabeth Taylor circa 1958
When it comes to senior suicide, don't be afraid to ask tough questions
Joan Seabrook holds a photo of her parents Gladys and Dr. John Hart in her home in London, Ontario, Friday, March 4, 2011. Seabrook felt "absolute devastation" when she first found out that her 68-year-old mother and 69-year-old father had died by suicide.
When wedding videographers go rogue
A British couple has successfully sued their wedding videographer after he turned up disshevelled to their big day and then left the camera sitting in the grass.
How do we tell our sister-in-law to put her cellphone away?
Lynn Coady
Tony Clement urges senators to block generic-drug legislation
Industry Minister Tony Clement leaves the House of Commons on Feb. 8, 2011.
Woman accuses cruise ship of going too fast
Small dogs are itsy-bitsy biting machines
Loonie up despite drop in oil prices
RIM outlook signals 'time of transition'
Mike Lazaridis, former co-CEO of Research In Motion
Geena Davis and Samuel Jackson: a great wisecracking team
Geena Davis fires her machine gun to blow a hole in the ice below as she and Samuel L. Jackson jump from a building into a lake to escape the bad guys.
Goaltender Johnny Bower on withdrawing from Afghanistan
The close: Dow gains, TSX falls
My secret lover and I are finally a couple. How do we keep it hot?
Eskimos sign former Florida star <br>Brandon James </br>
Rupinder Gill grew up 'on the outside looking Indian'
Author Rupinder Gill photographed during an interview about her new book Outside Looking Indian
Choreographer explores his Russian roots with the National Ballet
What if an NHLer wore a cage full-time?
A monumental shift in the Fed's communications strategy
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
Harper felt betrayed after ex-aide tied to lobbying allegations, sources say
Bruce Carson, a former adviser to Prime Minister Stephen Harper now at the centre of an RCMP probe.
Apparent rift exposed as Danny Williams skips his tribute dinner
Danny Williams waves as he announces his resignation as premier of Newfoundland and Labrador in the lobby of the Confederation Building in St. John's on Nov. 25, 2010.
Afghan document dump could make detainees a campaign issue
A suspected Taliban prisoner is searched, handcuffed, and processed by Canadian soldiers in northern Kandahar province, Afghanistan, on May 10, 2006.
Chandra Kiran Chhabra
We broke up, but we shared our house
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