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Stephanie Sherlock headed to Kraft Nabisco Championship
Tewksbury reconnects with 'human side' of sport
Olympic gold medal swimmer Mark Tewksbury shares some insight into competition to Special Olympic Athletes (left to right) David Ingram and Stephen Denham at the Talisman Centre in Calgary.
An ancient profession adjusts to the 21st-century global classroom
Leafs' youth leads way in second half
Best pictures from March 28
Actress Helen Mirren poses as she makes hand and footprints outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.
Tory Jennifer Clarke challenges Hedy Fry in Vancouver Centre
Liberal incumbent for Vancouver Centre. Hedy Fry.
Senators playing too well for their own good
Roy MacGregor
Tanguay proves lucky charm for Flames' shootout hopes
Eric Duhatschek
Jean Neveu was Quebecor's hard-nosed troubleshooter
Jean Neveu, left, talks with Pierre Karl Peladeau at Quebecor's annual meeting in Montreal in 2010.
Early federal election campaign sees B.C.'s Tories battle amongst themselves
BC MP Russ Hiebert, then Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence, speaks to Afghan Mr. Ramazan through an unidentified interpreter, who will receive a Canadian donated wheelchair, Thursday Jan. 4, 2007, in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
At this point, Raptors just out to save face
Toronto Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan (10) drives past Denver Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin, left, and Danilo Gallinari (8), from Italy, during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Denver, Monday, March 21, 2011.
Officer 'crushed to death' Crown tells court in murder trial
Const. Rob Plunkett, 43, was killed following an incident with a car during a criminal investigation into a theft in Markham.
Harper brings show-us-a-majority message to Fortress Alberta
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper leaves a campaign rally in Beaumont, Alta., on March 28, 2011.
Parizeau throws fresh fuel on sovereignty debate - but will it catch fire?
Astronomers hope telescope unlocks secrets of universe
Seven Canadian universities are involved in the Cerro Chajnantor Atacama Telescope project, seen in an artist's rendering.
City urged to set aside more than $1-million to fight tree-killing beetle
Insect experts are telling people in not to bother treating their ash trees for the destructive insect called the emerald ash borer.
Ending the war on burgers
Burger Kingfrench fries photographed in the Globe and Mail Studio, July 15, 2010.
Toronto kite fliers feel city trying to shoot them down, again
Municipal workers post signs prohibiting kite flying at Miliken Park, in Scarborough last summer.
Why Canada is late to the tech party
Research and development scientist at Interface Biologics Ian Parrag, works on development of an innovative drug delivery system in the lab in Toronto, Ont. March 25/2011.
Tech entrepreneurs stuck in immigration limbo
Vancouver, BC. Dr. Boris Wertz.
Idea of 'Africentric lens' at Oakwood Collegiate called short-sighted
Marcus Gee
Probing the pledge: The Tories' flawed tax break for families
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper on the campaign trail in Saanich, B.C., on March 28, 2011.
A tax credit that may be worth the wait
Two-year-old Fiona Wellburn plays as Conservative leader and Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper makes an announcement during a campaign stop at the Wellburn family home in Saanich, British Columbia March 28, 2011.
Stephen Harper's curious attack on majority rule
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures as he is questioned about coalitions during a media availability following a campaign speech in Brampton, Ont., Sunday March 27, 2011.
Key economic indicators to watch in runup to election
Nesbitt has chance to make his mark on CIBC
Richard Nesbitt
Jeffrey Simpson: The return of Quebec separatism
Jeffrey Simpson
On the campaign trail: The daily photo recap
Conservative leader and Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper waves as he boards his campaign plane with his wife Laureen in Toronto March 27, 2011. Canadians will head to the polls in a federal election May 2.
Top jobs remain out of reach for women in banking
Sonia Baxendale
Approaching Surt, rebels brace for a potentially decisive battle
A huge picture of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and other African leaders adorns a street in the Libyan city of Sirte.
In a rebel prison, any African is a mercenary
Smoke billows as Libyan rebels progress westward from the town of Bin Jawad towards Moammar Gadhafi's hom town of Sirte on March 28, 2011.
Liability cap on Canada's nuclear plants 'outdated'
Exteriors of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station in Pickering, Ont.
Blue chips with income-producing potential
Executions on the decline
A tip of the hat
Assistant manager Jayesh Vaghela holds a Conformateur device on the head of a customer.
Teemu Hartikainen making case to stay with Oilers
Teemu Hartikainen of the Edmonton Oilers plays in his first NHL game against the Phoenix Coyotes in at Rexall Place March 17, 2011 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Why is Susur Lee a Kraft Culinary Expert?
Chef Susur Lee poses for his portrait in his new restaurant, Lee Lounge at603 King St West, on January 25 2011. Lee still has a restaurant in New York.
Surge in cotton production drops record prices
Farmers stack cotton at a purchase station in Hami, Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region in China.
Netflix signs deal for new Paramount movies
Robert Downey Jr., left, stars as billionaire industrialist Tony Stark, a.k.a. Iron Man, in Iron Man 2.
With Cannon on the hustings, Canada sends civil servant to Libya talks
Canada's Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon gestures during a news conference at the Canadian Embassy in Rome on Feb. 24, 2011.
Introducing Globe Life's new Fashion & Beauty section
Stoughton unfazed about representing Canada
Manitoba skip Jeff Stoughton watches his rock curl while playing against Ontario during final game action at the Brier Canadian Curling Championships in London, Ont., on Sunday, March 13, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Reitmans' dominance helps it take on retail sector's hurdles
For B.C. loggers, a precarious grip
Deckhand Rob Klut coils up the toe line used for moving barges and log booms.
A wish list for all investors in this year's election
Rob Carrick
The Terrible Privacy of Maxwell Sim, by Jonathan Coe
Author Jonathan Coe in Toronto, March 15, 2011.
Henning Mankell on murder, mystery and growing old with Wallander
Henning Mankell
Dana Delany: 'I seem to gravitate toward the medical stuff'
Dana Delany stars as Dr. Megan Hunt in "Body of Proof"
Don McKellar returns to the stage with War of the Worlds
Don Mckellar at Toronto's FactoryTheatre for rehearsals of "War of the Worlds" last week.
Britt Janyk wraps up national title
Canadian skier Britt Janyk races in the Women's Downhill second training of the FIS Ski World Cup in Lake Louise, Canada, December 1, 2010. Getty Images/Emmanuel Dunand
Party photos of the week: Fashion week parties
Gabrielle Johnson (left) and Liv Judd at the Holt Renfrew pre-show cocktail party held March 28 at Heritage Court in Toronto
Coalitions: Election letter of the day, March 28
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures as he is questioned about coalitions during a media availability following a campaign speech in Brampton, Ont., Sunday March 27, 2011.
Questions over accounting cloud SNC earnings
David Milstead
Always remember your roots
Jack Layton rattles Tory cage on scandals and ethics
'Jackass' Steve-O arrested in Calgary over 2003 onstage fight
Steve O, a.k.a. Stephen Gilchrist Glover
Dollar rises after Carney remarks on commodities
$10 dollar bills at par
Man jailed for impersonating ex-wife over the phone
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Living in the Arctic has taught me about community
Stock Photo
BCE backtracks on plan for Internet usage billing
A worker assembles a Bell Canada billboard
Former UFC champ Lesnar says last year took a mental toll
Photos of a Liz Taylor love letter
Lululemon proposes two-for-one stock split
Lululemon's Kitsilano store in Vancouver
Mandate for missing women panel disappoints
Commissioner Wally Oppal listens to presentations during the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry public forum in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday January 19, 2011.
Marijuana may help MS pain, but could hurt brain
A new study has found some undesirable effects from cannabis among MS patients who regularly smoke pot for relief of such symptoms as pain and spasticity.
Angry shareholders love Siskinds LLP
The close: Commodities hit TSX
On prices, central bankers are people, too
Storm clouds gather over the U.S. Federal Reserve Building before an evening thunderstorm in Washington in this June 9, 2006 file photo.
Health-care groups turn to social media to distribute information
Canadian hospitals are increasingly interested in looking into expanding their social-media use beyond one-way education.
Bad rap: Ford sues Nissan
Ford C-MAX and Grand C-MAX
Tory or Liberal? Why the markets don't appear to care
Michael Babad
Canadian-made app isn't your average iPad game
Twitter founder returns to company
Canadian wins prestigious Belgian art award
A detail from one of Ross Racine's works from his award-winning "Fictional Suburbia" series
Simpsons nuclear jokes pulled from air
Home Simpson works at a nuclear power plant. Safety issues are often played for laughs.
Liberals to pledge post-secondary assistance for lower-income Canadians
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff campaigns in Toronto on March 28, 2011.
John Ibbitson replies to your comments: How to cure voter apathy
Coalition smokescreen could hamper Harper's effort
Editorial cartoon by Anthony Jenkins
Going to Rome for the papal beatification? Pray for a hotel miracle
Thousands of people are expected to fill St. Peter's Square in Rome for Pope John Paul II's beatification ceremony on May 1.
Looking for an aphrodisiac? Try ginseng
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CIBC - still the Rodney Dangerfield of banks
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) at Bay and King Streets in the Financial District in Toronto.
Video: Live from the campaign trail
Students in Guelph greet Stephen Harper with a long line of demonstrators along the edge of a hotel conference centre property. "Surprise. We are voting!" reads the banner held by a lengthy row of student demonstrators at the Harper rally. Guelph demonstrators say they're non partisan and call the 240-300 gathering a vote mob to encourage youth voting
Middle-aged couple believed dead, suspect in custody: police
EcoBoost makes sense to improve pickup fuel efficiency
2011 Ford F-150
Fund transit to stop congestion
Sherbrooke Metro station in Montreal on Nov. 24, 2010.
Hamhuis left to ponder what comes next in his NHL career
Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP trailer
Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP in pictures
Crystal Cruises converts two ships to all-inclusive
Crystal Serenity berths at Sydney's historic Rocks area.
How you fared: Foodie quiz results
Update: 19,500 Canadian Jettas in recall
2011 VW Jetta
Drake's Juno shutout unprecedented for host of show
Drake poses on the red carpet at the Junos on Toronto on Sunday
NDP social-media strategy puts Layton in the palm of your hand
NDP Leader Jack Layton boards the bus after a campaign stop at Surrey, B.C., on March 27.
Election Ringside, March 28: Telegraphed intentions
Election Ringside: A daily exchange for The Globe and Mail between strategists Tom Flanagan, left, and John Duffy
Why the WHL playoffs matter in California
Sprott appoints head of private wealth
Why the euro zone seems more like the Twilight Zone
Michael Babad
Your bracket busted? The leader of the free world can relate
U.S. President Barack Obama speaks about the crisi in Japan at a White House news conference on March 17, 2011.
Harper's tax cut meets toddler's furry fists
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks as 2.5-year-old Fiona Wellburn plays with her toys during a campaign stop in Saanich, B.C., on March 28, 2011.
Parry tops first ever CPGA Rankings
Bryn Parry
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