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April 15

Selanne guzzles from fountain of youth
Eric Duhatschek
Good week; Bad week
Paul Attfield
Canadians drafted by the NFL
A Kelowna firefighter eyes NFL fame
Sourth squad offensive lineman Danny Watkins of Baylor, walks off the field following Senior Bowl NCAA college football practice in Mobile, Ala., Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011. Watkins stands out from most of the other Senior Bowl players, and not just because the Baylor offensive lineman is a 26-year-old Canadian. He also has logged more time as a fireman (five years) than a football player.(AP Photo/Dave Martin)
Inside Rob Ford's brain trust
Best pictures from April 16
The Choir of Westminster Abbey, who will sing at the Royal Wedding, perform at Westminster Abbey in London.
Canucks lose Samuelson for Game 2
Mikael Samuelsson #26 of the Vancouver Canucks has been scratched from Friday's playoff game against the Chicago Blackhawks. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Air Canada head bullish on low-cost airline
Helena Guergis running with redemption on her mind
Expelled from the Tory caucus, Helena Guergis campaigns as an independent in her Ontario riding of Simcoe-Grey on April 7 2011.
Migrant's lawyer challenges definition of smuggling
Canadian Border officials and police stand the deck of the MV Sun Sea (C) as it is guided into Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt past the Fisgard Lighthouse with an estimated 490 suspected Tamil migrants on board in Colwood, British Columbia on Vancouver Island August 13, 2010. Authorities intercepted and boarded the ship after it entered Canadian waters.
Hot Ticket: Dan Mangan
Out there: Earth Day events
April 16: What's on this weekend
Brent Butt in the Globe and Mail's Vancouver studio April 9, 2009.
Whitecaps tell Hassli to keep his shirt on
Vancouver Whitecaps' Eric Hassli (L) receives a red card after taking off his jersey during the celebration of his goal against the New England Revolution in the second half of their MLS soccer game in Vancouver, British Columbia April 6, 2011. Also in the picture is Whitecaps' Atiba Harris. REUTERS/Ben Nelms
Becoming 'Silicon Valley North'
OCAD President Sara Diamond.
Jack's back: Layton finds his groove as voters take notice
NDP Leader Jack Layton leaves his campaign plane as he arrivesin Charlottetown on April 15, 2011.
Around the NHL
New York Rangers left wing Brandon Dubinsky (17) and Washington Capitals centre Marcus Johansson (90), of Sweden, scuffle during the first period in Game 2 of a first-round NHL hockey playoff series on Friday, April 15, 2011, in Washington. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
Where's the beef? Between the buns at this haute hamburger joint
The Kobe Burger ($21), topped with Guiness cheddar, caramelized onions, truffle aioli at the Stackhouse Burger Bar in Vancouver April 13, 2011.
Liberals bring in big guns for crucial final stretch
Former prime minister Jean Chrétien speaks to reporters in Montreal on April 14, 2011.
Canucks playoff fever leaves columnist cold
Midas touch unnecessary for Winnipeg to get Coyotes
Stephen Brunt
McGuinty blasts feds, attempts to make medicare an election issue
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty pauses during debate in Legislature at Queen's Park, Toronto, on Feb. 22, 2011.
Elections Canada puts end to 'special ballot' voting
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff at a campaign stop in Orleans, an Ottawa suburb, on April 15, 2011.
Discord, accusations taint human rights museum debate
A desperate phone call, a lost file, brought this chapter to its sad close
Police investigating suspicious death near York University campus
Bruins look to rebuild confidence in Game 2
Roy MacGregor
Tips for a B.C. NDP victory: Project confidence, ditch the laundry list and smile a lot
British Columbia NDP leadership candidates Mike Farnworth, from left, Adrian Dix, John Horgan and Dana Larsen await the start of a taping of a television debate
NBA Playoff Capsules
The New York Knicks and forward Amare Stoudemire face the Boston Celtics in the opening round of the NBA Playoffs. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
Developer dismayed by Ford threat to waterfront project
The Corus building sits at the foot of Sherbourne Street along the Toronto waterfront, one of the first projects completed under the waterfront revitalization program.
Electoral landscape shifts in Edmonton-Strathcona and Nunavut
NDP environment critic Linda Duncan speaks during an Ottawa news conference on Aug. 24, 2010.
Harcourt's blueprint for NDP success: a leadership style similar to his
Gary Mason
Students under stress reach for the top – or else
RIM makes a play for its future
The Blackberry PlayBook, photographed at Research In Motion's headquarters in Waterloo, Ont.
Tablet Showdown: PlayBook v. iPad 2 v. Xoom
With plenty of upside, RIM shares look enticing
Uprooting the Chinese 'jasmine revolution'
A man (2nd R) is arrested by police after calls for a "Jasmine Revolution" protest, organised through the internet, in front of the Peace Cinema in downtown Shanghai February 27, 2011.
How does RIM's PlayBook stack up?
A worker demonstrates the new BlackBerry Playbook in the BlackBerry booth during the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center January 6, 2011.
Listen to exclusive audio with RIM's Mike Lazaridis
Goldwater chief proves worthy adversary
David Shoalts
Photo Gallery: PlayBook apps
RIM's edge: an operating system that 'kicks ass'
A reporter holds a Research in Motion PlayBook in Halifax on Monday, April 4, 2011. The official release of Research In Motion's new tablet is on April 19.
Helena Guergis deserves better
Helena Guergis tries to hold back her emotions while speaking to reporters at her campaign office in Collingwood, Ont., Friday, April 15, 2011.
Italy worried about 'human tsunami' of Tunisian refugees
People who fled the unrest in Tunisia sit at the immigration centre after their protest against being sent back to their country, on the southern Italian island of Lampedusa April 11, 2011.
PQ leader predicts another sovereignty referendum
PQ leader Pauline Marois gestures as she talk to Globe reporter Rheal Seguin during a site down interview at her office in the National Assembly in Quebec City on April 12, 2011.
Military realities bind NATO in continuing Gadhafi fight
A Libyan rebel fighter mans a checkpoint in the Bira neighbourhood in Misrata, a rebel bastion 120 kms (75 miles) east of Tripoli, on April 15, 2011. Bira has seen much fighting in recent weeks, with shells continuing to fall around the neighbourhood. Rebel fighters claim that pro-regime snipers occupy several buildings in the area.
What if they called an election and nobody cared?
Editorial Cartoon by Brian Gable
Auditors negligent in Castor Holdings collapse, judge rules
Canada collects silver in synchro diving
Prairies battle record floods
Canadian broadcasters face threat of web-based TV services
Netflix co-founder and CEO Reed Hastings.
Muhammad Yunus: banker to the people, bother to the state
A homecoming for Duke's cycle
Gary Duke, right, owner of Duke's Cycle, outside his new store.
Ninety-nine bucks for $400 worth of organic meat. Seriously?
Marlon Pather, owner of The Butchers, is photographed at his Yonge Street shop in Toronto, Ont. April 14, 2011.
It's city policy to allow two weeks 'curing' time for new road pylons
New book puts Roncesvalles Avenue on Toronto's literary map
Author Andrew Borkowski
Toronto park groups band together, hoping for city hall's ear
Dave Harvey, executive director of Park People
Independent for now, but for how much longer?
Spring flooding on the Prairies
Don Lindsay learns to keep his appetite in check
Don Lindsay
The Lineup: April 16 - April 22
Kaeja d'Dance's 20/20 Vision
Containing Kevin Durant
B.C. pot activist denied transfer to Canada
Marc Emery, the self-described "Prince of Pot" speaks to reporters outside the B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver, Monday, May 10, 2010 prior to turning himself in to be extradited to the United States as his wife Jodie, right, looks on.
Liquidation World shares could be selling at a bargain price
David Milstead
A preference for preferred shares
Subban guides Canada to U18 win
Making the most of a lost opportunity
Decoding the debate neckwear
The Civil War never ended - it just gave way to an uncivil one
NAACP protesters march against the Secession Ball on the 150th anniversary of South Carolina?s secession from the Union on December 20, 2010 in Charleston, SC. South Carolina was the first state to secede in a process that led to the U.S. Civil War.
More rate increases seen for China
Shoppers flock to Shanghai streets
Here comes the Sun (News Network). Will it shine?
Quebecor Media Inc. CEO Pierre Karl Peladeau addresses a news conference in Toronto, Tuesday, June 15, 2010 to launch the proposed Sun TV News Channel.
Edward Burtynsky at the ROM
A detail from Oil Refineries #23 Oakville, Ontario, Canada, 1999.
Review: Night, the moving Nunavut play, isn't all dark
(Tiffany Ayalik) Night examines the relations between Canada's Inuit and southern populaces through Piuying, a 16 year old Inuk girl whose life is shaken by the arrival of an anthropologist from the south.
The Ramallah miracle: Is Palestine ready for independence?
Civil War still rankles, 150 years later
Confederate re-enactors look out at Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, from positions in Fort Moultrie early on April 12, 2011 in Charleston, SC.
The importance of Game 2
Canucks watch list
In Ramallah, the Palestine Trade Tower takes shape
The site of Rawabi, a proposed Palestinian town for 40,000 under construction 20 kilometres north of Ramallah. Construction cannot start until Israel releases a small bit of confiscated land that is currently a buffer for two Jewish settlements.
Woman posing as a doctor gives fake brain-cancer diagnosis at Montreal hospital
The Royal Victoria Hospital is shown in Montreal, Friday, April 15, 2011.
J&J in talks to buy Synthes for $20-billion: WSJ
Pros and cons of taking over a lease
Joanne Will
David Suzuki on environmentalism's mistakes and where to go from here
David Suzuki: 'Look at this election. It’s a joke. We’re not looking at the really big issues like where is Canada, where are we going in the future? Are you telling me that gun control, prisons and coalition threats are important?'
On the stand: A weekly roundup of the best magazine reads
Edmonton gives the green light to new park pavilions and library updates
Edmonton's Park Pavilions from gh3 architects, winners of Edmonton park pavilion design competition. Both of their winning pavilions will start construction soon.
Annoying things about Tina Fey: She really does have it all
Johanna Schneller
Death made into a pause: How fans may get to read Stieg Larsson's fourth book
James Rigney wrote fantasy novels under the pen name Robert Jordan.
Why did they can my favourite election show after only two episodes?
Tabatha Southey
What's the line on where Canadians live?
Disc of the week: 'Nice' job, TV on the Radio
TV On The Radio
Steve Paikin, behind the scenes at the election debate
Was democracy theorist Francis Fukuyama right all along?
Francis Fukuyama: 'A lot of democracies haven't been able to govern effectively.'
Courage required for unfinished novel, The Pale King
A contradictory show from the curio cabinets
A detail from Jacques Oulé's Buddha No. 3.
Don't get in a flap. We're terning to the subject of puns
Controversy over Knut is more than I can bear
Fantasy scribe George R. R. Martin brings epic saga to HBO
Game of Thrones on HBO.
Scott Conarroe captures the coasts
A detail from Bixby Creek Bridge, BigSur, CA.
Going coastal: a selection of photographs by Scott Conarroe
Ballet BC's 25th Anniversary: Ambitious, but not perfect
Is the brilliant, troubling Edward Burtynsky too easy to admire?
Edward Burtynsky in Toronto, Oct. 9, 2009.
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