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Best pictures from March 7
Revellers dressed as clowns participate in a carnival parade in Sesimbra village, Portugal . The clown parade in Sesimbra village became a tradition after a world record for the biggest clown march was set in 2004.
'Rickety old bridge' on Vancouver Island getting a heritage facelift
Fixing the spotted frog’s love life in B.C.
In Libya, the revolution will be tribalized
Mohammed Omar Al-Mukhtar, 90, leader of the Imnifa tribe at home in Benghazi with 6-year old Mohammed Yousif, a relative. On the couch beside him sits a photograph of his late father, also named Omar Al-Mukhtar, a famous hero of the resistent against Italian occupation.
As NATO planes circle close to Libya, leaders remain divided on response
Hungarian soldiers stand next to a NATO AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) aircraft at the tarmac of the millitary airbase of Kecskemet, 90km east of Budapest January 25, 2007.
Grass greener with pot advocate, Tommy Chong says
Quebec publisher May Cutler had a fierce determination to succeed
More arrests possible in Air India case, senior RCMP officer says
Why Toronto should welcome an organized voice for the right
Marcus Gee
Alberta MLA promises ‘proof’ of deaths but hasn’t provided it yet
Ottawa rumour mill in overdrive about plan to take down the Tories
Speaker Peter Milliken addresses members of Parliament during Question Period in the House Commons on Feb. 14, 2011.
Kenney fends off demands for resignation over fundraising letter
Canada's Immigration Minister Jason Kenney listens to a question while speaking to journalists in the foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa March 7, 2011.
Greens see red over negative advertising; unveil attack ad on attack ads
Green party leader Elizabeth May unveils their attack ad on attack ads during a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, March 7, 2011. Prime Minister Stephen Harper can be seen in the ad being viewed during the realse.
Tories play to misconceptions on Arctic with jet-thundering photo-op
Prime Minister Stephen Harper, centre, Defence Minister Peter MacKay, right, and Cmdr Alex Grant of the HMCS Toronto watch as CF-18 jets fly past with HMCS Corner Brook and Coast Guard ship Pierre Radisson in the background on Frobisher Bay, Wednesday Aug. 19, 2009.
Ontario francophone board says it is being blocked from buying school
Commons committee keeps MPs' legal fees under wraps
Ottawa's grant scheme to encourage research and development is beeing abused by some companies.
CRA to spend $42,900 to help dyslexic worker learn French
The Canada Revenue Agency headquarters.
Who Clark might pick to lead the Big Four ministries
Gary Mason
Ministers' 'national dialogue' on obesity falls short for health advocates
Canucks profit from third-line boost
For the free, educated and affluent, welcome to the century of women
Margaret Wente
Edge taken off Habs, Bruins rematch
Macquarie goes to a fine-tuning strategy for expansion
Matthew Hulsizer running out of patience with Coyotes
The Phoenix Coyotes' bench celebrates after goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov (not pictured) made the final shoot out save to win the NHL game against the Detroit Red Wings at Jobing.com Arena on March 5, 2011 in Glendale, Arizona. The Coyotes defeated the Red Wings 5-4 in an overtime shoot out.
States’ financial woes push some to consider the unthinkable
Grabovski emerges as Leafs leader
Top jurist urges review of 'coercive' plea bargaining system
Justice Marc Rosenberg participates at a public inquiry in February 2008.
Underwhelming stocks with outsized potential
The feds are spending billions without looking at the bill
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is slated to deliver the federal budget on March 22.
Dictators need more than 'Zap, you're frozen!'
Oil companies turn off taps in Libya
Mighty greenback losing its lustre
The U.S. dollar has long had a cachet as a safe haven.
The restoration of the Kinsol Trestle Bridge
Myanmar's AIDS strategy: treat only the sickest
In Myanmar, only one patient in six who requires antiretroviral drugs receives them.
Legal giant DLA Piper shops for Canadian law firm
Scales of justice
In much of the world, gains in women's rights elude a silent majority
A schoolgirl sits in a classroom at Syed Pasha school, built by Canadian troops, near Kandahar Air Field in Afghanistan. Tuesday March 8, 2011 marks the 100th International Women's Day.
Don't fear the merger, TMX executive says
Kevan Cowan, head of the TMX Group's equities business
Third Canadian iron ore deal in the works for China's Wuhan
Why the world should heed China's five-year plan
Eastern Canada's iron ore belt drawing new interest
An argument for $5,000 an ounce gold
Beer drinkers get 2011 reprieve from costly barley
Blame the NHL's New Rules for run of concussions?
Scotty Bowman would go back to some of the old ways.
Charlie Sheen defiant after being fired
Actor Charlie Sheen.
50 years of the Jaguar E-Type
1963 Jaguar E-Type Roadster (front) and a 1946 Cisitalia 202 GT (rear) on display at the grand opening of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in Queens, New York on June 29, 2002.
Jarome Iginla's faith in Flames pays off
Canadian Western: a growth story with shortcomings
David Milstead
Loonies closes lower even as Libya jitters drive oil higher
Rotman launches global program on managing pension funds
Manitoba's Jeff Stoughton and Alberta's Kevin Martin remain unbeaten at Tim Hortons Brier
Reporter's 'kneecap' query raises Thomas Mulcair's hackles
Deputy NDP leader Thomas Mulcair speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on March 6, 2008.
Seven years later, Steve Moore still haunted by hit
Monster storm wallops Quebec, New Brunswick
Most Canadians go to work when sick: survey
Retail lending rates still hovering near crisis levels
Rob Carrick
Raising stakes in name game, Grits go after ‘Harper regime’
Canadian hotels looking more attractive to foreign buyers
Doormen work at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto.
Joe Frazier was much more than a bit player to Muhammad Ali
Glendale not filing lawsuit over Coyotes - for now
Ford seeks to replace TCHC board with Case Ootes
On the same day that longtime city council veteran Case Ootes announced to the media that he will not run again, former councillor and mayoralty candidate Jane Pitfield registered to run in Ootes old ward, Ward 29.
Elizabeth Therese (Betty) Perry
I want to drive slow
Copper Canyon okays revised NovaGold bid
Asia's gender gap equals 100 million more guys than girls
From Schubert to Bartok, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra shines
Sorry, folks: You can't escape the ravages of old age
Lampard, Terry keep Chelsea's title hopes alive
Husky well fire injures several Alberta workers
Porter to remain dominant player at Island airport
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
Jack Layton on the mend and 'fully engaged' after hip surgery
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks to reporters in Ottawa on March 1, 2011.
TSO New Creations are new, but too diffuse
Folic acid fights cancer
The close: Dow, TSX hit hard
Michael Mackenzie brings the economic meltdown to the stage
Michael Mackenzie
Against lawyer's advice, city council spent over $250,000 on legal fees
Toronto City Hall Oct 26, 2010. (Moe Doiron/The Globe and Mail)
Gold retreats from record as oil comes off highs
How to unlock your memory
Dix proposes $100-million-a-year student grants program
Who is Karkwa? The answer will be clear soon
Breaking Habs news: Winning is fun
Long term commitment to Canadian preferred stocks.
The Right Time to Sell
Finally solid confidence in Canadian banks
Campaign that includes iPhone app, video aimed at helping youth quit smoking
A 19-year-old man smokes a cigarette at Moonies Bay Beach in Ottawa.
Gasfrac Energy Services facing flex point this week
It's high time Ferguson learned to lose with grace
Fiat eyes Russian auto maker partnership
Sergio Marchionne
Terrace, B.C., Mountie charged after alleged altercation with inmate
Hockey Canada releases camp roster for women's world championship team
Canada's Shannon Szabados shut out Finland 5-0 in semi-final women's Olympic hockey at Canada Hockey Place Monday Feb.22, 2010 at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Scott Gardner
Toyota recalls 22,000 vehicles over tire monitors
2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser .
What will Christy Clark's cabinet look like?
TVA Group reports gain in revenue
Quebecor Media Inc. vice-president of development Kory Teneycke address a news conference in Toronto on June 15, 2010.
Over a million Libyan refugees will need aid: UN
Men reach for bread behind barbed wire while waiting to enter Tunisia after fleeing Libya on February 28, 2011 in Ras Jdir, Tunisia.
Google tops RIM in ranking of smart phone systems
Michael Babad
Dance/theatre collaboration 'Are You Okay' is …okay
Peggy Baker and Michael Healey in "Are You Okay"
Review: HP's new 27-inch LED desktop display looks good
Skype launches ad platform
Would you date your own face-double?
Flames say Brendan Morrison out at least two more weeks
Calgary Flames' Brendan Morrison celebrates his goal during first period NHL hockey action against the Columbus Blue Jackets in Calgary, Alta., Monday, Dec. 13, 2010.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Oil and U.S. stocks: Good for each other
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