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Broadcasters rule out one-on-one debate between Harper and Ignatieff, confirm May's exclusion
Green Party leader Elizabeth May takes the podium to comment on her exclusion from the televised leaders debate during the Canadian federal election, in Vancouver, British Columbia March 30, 2011.
Best pictures from March 30
Britain's Prince Harry tries out an immersion suit, during training for the Walking with the Wounded expedition, on the island of Spitsbergen, situated between the Norwegian mainland and the North Pole. The third in line to the British throne will train for three days before accompanying the team on the first five days of their four-week expedition.
Ignatieff is running hard, with both eyes on Harper
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff boards his campaign bus in Vancouver on March 20, 2011.
10 Canadian swimmers qualify for world championships
Annamay Pierse of Canada smiles after winning the women's 50m breaststroke swimming swim-off against Valentina Artemyeva of Russia August 1, 2009.
PM candidates get all a-Twitter
Tiny Kenyan island questions tale of the Dragon
NANJING, CHINA - SEPTEMBER 23: Members of a military band wait to perform in front of the replica of the treasure ship sailed by Chinese navigator Zheng He (1371-1435), at the Zheng He Treasure Boat Factory Ruins Park launching ceremony on September 23, 2006 in Nanjing of Jiangsu Province, China.
Public transit: a game of give and take
Adam Radwanski
Amir Johnson's toughness not quite enough for Raptors
Economy trumps all in culturally diverse Vancouver South
Vietnamese herbalists Bill Ly and Lisa Thi in the Vancouver ridding of Vancouver South March 29, 2011.
B.C. funds study of fibromyalgia, Lyme disease, chronic fatigue
Food-cart menu leaves a sour taste
Businessman seeks an end to 'politics as usual'
Premier designate Christy Clark is scrummed by the media after winning the Liberal Leadership election.
Why is coroner’s office ignoring crucial evidence in teen’s suicide?
Crosscheck: From John Cummins, an idea whose time may have come
Vancouver mulls container-based housing
'Perversion of the law' forces migrants to pay smugglers, lawyer argues
Former Ontario Tory candidate charged with fraud
Toronto Police arrest former Ontario Progressive Conservative candidate Salman Farooq outside his home in Woodbridge, Ont., on March 30, 2011.
In Ford Nation, everything's a state secret
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford answers questions from councillors regarding a plan to remove board members at the Toronto Community Housing Corporation in council chambers at city hall in Toronto, Ont. March 9/2011.
Marie-Michèle Gagnon captures GMC Canadian Championships
Canada's Marie-Michele Gagnon competes in the super G portion of the women's super combined World Cup ski race in Are February 25, 2011
Arnie Patterson: Trudeau, rock ‘n’ roll and the Springhill Mine Disaster
Al-Assad follows in his father's footsteps
A handout picture released by the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) shows Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (front-R) waving at supporters after addressing parliament in Damascus on March 30, 2011.
Prison referendum splits small community
Inmates of the Toronto Jail on Feb. 24, 2011.
Canadians rising to top in baseball
Canadian Tire donation saves women's hockey at Saint Mary's U
Marg McGregor CIS Executive Director
Edmonton accused killer told Facebook friend he 'crossed the line'
Little talk on the hustings of Canada's role in Libya
Wilson will be back
Assad and the Iranians are the real plotters
Bashar Al-Assad
Let May speak - and other debate reforms
Green Party leader Elizabeth May
Ray Emery's sudden return to stardom
Anaheim Ducks goalie Ray Emery (29) can't stop the goal shot by Dallas Stars Alex Goligoski during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Dallas, Wednesday, March 23, 2011.
Chinese group makes billion-dollar bet on B.C. coal
Syrian President gives no quarter
After all these years, Leon Spinks is still smiling
Former boxer Leon Spinks is photographed at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, March 29, 2011.
Plans to export water, though unpopular, keep springing up
Growth manager bullish on U.S. market
Corporate profit margins still well below pre-crisis peak
David Parkinson
Bombers trade QB Jyles to Argonauts for draft picks
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Steven Jyles is shown in Hamilton, June 20, 2010. Steven Jyles has always believed he can be a starting quarterback in the CFL. Now it's his chance to prove it.
Rampant spending has put U.S. in dire financial shape
Eric Reguly
Rebels retreat and wait for air strikes
For sale on eBay: a new future
The top 10 storylines in Major League Baseball in 2011
Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Chase Utley dives in vain for a New York Yankees batter Hideki Matsui single in the second inning in Game 2 of the 2009 Major League Baseball World Series in New York, October 29, 2009.
Top 15 U.S. sources of petroleum
Governments look to boost charity financing
Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan, right, delivers his fall economic update as Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, left, listens at Queen's Park in Toronto on Thursday, November 18, 2010.
Harper to back Lower Churchill mega-project in bid for Newfoundland seats
An aerial view of Muskrat Falls, on Labrador's Churchill River.
Here come the hot summer travel essentials
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Video: Layton on NDP candidate's defection
Water damage claims behind soaring home insurance rates
Rob Carrick
What I'm watching: Ziya Tong
Ziya Tong
Real Housewives casting in Toronto
The Real Housewives of Orange County: just one series in a successful TV franchise.
Get your ducks in a row in case taxman puts you in his sights
Tim Cestnick
Man in custody after refusing to come out of Halifax-area apartment
RIM taps Polar Mobile for 'at least' 100 PlayBook apps
Research In Motion's PlayBook.
Mosaic sees sharp growth in profit
Cameron Rowan drives a front loader filled with potash in the Mosaic Potash Colonsay mine in Colonsay, Saskatchewan September 24, 2009.
Crying, foul: Kindergartener gets suspended for tearing up
Canadians warming to Michael Ignatieff - a little
On the campaign trail: The daily photo recap
New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton was in working-class Oshawa, Ont., on Wednesday, mining for a second day in a row the vote-rich ore of the Toronto area. He had to deal with an unexpected setback when the NDP candidate in a London, Ont., riding announced he was pulling out of the race and endorsing the Liberals, all in a bid to prevent a Conservative victory. “I think people who think that way are in for a little bit of a surprise because what you see is New Democrat support has been growing,” Mr. Layton said in response. He used his stop at an Oshawa cabinet-making factory to promise a cut in the small business tax rate, from 11 to 9 per cent, and an increase on the corporate tax rate, from 16.5 to 19.5 per cent.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's transit plan wins provincial approval
The Sheppard subway line's Don Mills Station.
Plan your next trip with Globe Life's new Travel section
Thirty-five miles of white-sand, island beaches await visitors to the St. Petersburg/Clearwater area.
Gardein Protein founder reveals his recipe for success
A charismatic chef and a pioneer in the food industry, Yves Potvin created North America's first veggie dog in the 1980's and continues his innovative ways today with Gardein, an award-winning line of healthy and delicious plant-based foods. He is photographed at Hotel Le Germain in Toronto February 28, 2011.
Rape case underscores Gadhafi's brutality
FT journalist Charles Clover, center top, tries to stop Libya Ministry of Information official from grabbing Iman Al-Obeidi, who alleges she was raped.
Globe readership climbs, in print and online
Discounting cuts into Reitmans profit
Reitman's retail location at the Toronto Eaton Centre. Employee Stacy-Ann White. (Moe Doiron/The Globe and Mail)
Explore the cliffs in Lagos, Portugal
One of the several grottos the waves have carved into the cliffs at Ponta da Piedade, in Lagos, Portugal.
Fantino's Liberal rival defects, throws support behind Tories
Tony Genco, left, and Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff at a Vaughan by-election rally in November, 2010.
Hip Hop Summit a showcase for Can-hop talent
The insider's guide to Lagos, Portugal
Camilo beach, one of several along the coast in Lagos, Portugal.
Libyan foreign minister defects, arrives in Britain
Libya's Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa holds a news conference in Tripoli in this March, 18, 2011 file photo.
Oil slips on inventory rise
The BP PLC Carson refinery in Carson, Calif. The debate is heating up in the United States about whether more oil drilling should be on the agenda for America's energy policy.
Well, duh, docs. Even art is fuelled by competitiveness
Russell Smith
Big night in Habs nation
Canadian dollar rises on lower oil, U.S. job growth
Canadian dollars
Only 4 per cent of Canadians willing to pay for news online: study
Visit this Portugal paradise, but don't be surprised if you never leave
Natalie Stechyson hikes the cliffs that weave behind the beaches in Lagos, Portugal.
Body of Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan arrives at CFB Trenton, Ont.
The parents of Canadian Cpl. Yannick Scherrer approach the hearse to pay their respects to their son during a repatriation ceremony at CFB Trenton on Wednesday.
The close: Dow, TSX gain
U.K. bribery law tamer than Canadians feared
British Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke
Environmental seal wins profit points
Obama authorizes secret support for Libya rebels
A modest proposal (more like a question) on coalitions
Confirmed: British Prime Minister David Cameron and deputy prime Minister Nick Clegg both are reportedly invited to the union, as is Ed Miliband, the leader of the opposition.
Why they've cut back on whisky in Greece and Spain
Michael Babad
Fixed dates: Election letter of the day, March 30
German Chancellor and Chairwoman of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) political party Angela Merkel attends a press conference the day after federal elections on September 28, 2009 in Berlin, Germany.
Signs that oil is recharging for another move higher
Obama says Canada a partner in U.S. plans to make itself less dependent on oil
Shrugs over Obama's energy plan
Google, eyeing Facebook, adds recommendation button
This January 11, 2011 screen imageshows the Google logo in Washington,DC.
TDSB withdraws plans for Africentric high school
Regatu Asefa, grade 11 student at Oakwood Collegiate Institute on St. Clair Ave.
Tweeting about the election? Prepare for backlash
NDP Leader Jack Layton talks with reporters outside his campaign bus after an event in Kitchener, Ont. on Tuesday, March 29, 2011.
Fielding a battery of questions
Close up of a car battery
Video: Jack Layton slams idea of Harper-Ignatieff debate
CIBC adds to Quebec coverage team
Morneau pleased with MLB's new concussion protocols
Our house has become a lost and found
Alexandra Mansour
Alexandra Mansour, Lives Lived March 31/11
Scientists put out flames with an electric wand
Stock image
Politicians must be clear on 'federal' health issues
André Picard
Blindfolded, you can get a real sense for Lisbon
Join a Sensorial Walking Tour of Alfama, Lisbon.
Wall Street's crown prince confident in U.S. recovery
Will the federal election come down to Schwartz's smoked meat?
The secret ingredient?
Religious polygamy most harmful, court told
Members of the polygamous community of Bountiful, B.C. walk down a road near Creston, B.C. Monday, April 21, 2008.
Obama signals new reliance on oil sands
US President Barack Obama speaks on energy security Wednesday, March 30
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