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April 21

Where the leaders are on Day 28
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to a crowd during a campaign event in Richmond, B.C., April 17, 2011.
The senator, the port authority and the 'big boss' in Quebec
Spokesman Dimitri Soudas and Conservative Leader Stephen Harper leave a campaign event in St. John's on April 21, 2011.
'Cupcake Summit' does little to smooth tensions between Glendale, Goldwater Institute
Chicago businessman Matthew Hulsizer, middle, who is trying to buy the Phoenix Coyotes, cheers on the team during the second period in Game 4.
Comedian says he'll appeal award to lesbian offended by his jokes
Comedian Guy Earle
Salmon Kings playing out the string
Poll puts NDP in second place
NDP Leader Jack Layton at a campaign stop in Toronto on April 21, 2011.
Thompson declares for the draft
BC Hydro rates to rise by 8 per cent
A lean to the left does not a Stalinist make
Rod Mickleburgh
Momentum switches to Bruins
Roy MacGregor
'Jackomania' in Quebec puts Layton in opponents' crosshairs
NDP Leader Jack Layton reponds to reporters questions at a news conference Monday, April 18, 2011, in Quebec City.
Man rescued from three-alarm fire above the Black Bull Pub
Bruins level series with Habs
Boston Bruins right wing Michael Ryder (73)celebrates after scoring the winning goal against Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price (31) during the first overtime period of game four NHL Stanley Cup playoff hockey action Thursday, April 21, 2011 in Montreal.
Will NDP's West Coast surge pay off for Tories?
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks to supporters at a town hall meeting on April 20, 2011 in Thunder Bay.
Reactions to Elections Canada's Twitter law
Small rebel victory big moment for persecuted Berber tribes
Foreign evacuees gather on the deck of a ship evacuating injured residents and stranded foreign refugees from the battered Libyan city of Misrata to Benghazi, on board the Ionian Spirit ferry in the Mediterranean Sea, off the Libyan coast on April 21, 2011.
Best pictures from April 21
A woman admires a cake featuring figurines of Prince William and Kate Middleton at an exhibition of Royal Wedding cakes in London, England.
Coyotes players yearn to stay in the desert
Eric Duhatschek
'Creative' approach to non-fiction nothing new
U.S. broadcasters have assumed risk of losing prime markets
Shane Doan and Martin Hanzal of the Phoenix Coyotes react after Hanzal scored a second period goal.
Tories scramble after MP brags of denying funding to family-planning group
Montreal employer to appeal decision in human-rights case
Election laws under siege in social-media age
Karen Green is a Toronto mom blogger who has teamed up with a few others to start an election Twitter hashtag #momthevote.
Eskimos release Braidwood
B.C. shot putter surges to top
Ference gives Bell Centre crowd the finger
What are your views on 'eco-chic' furnishings?
Salmon with maple syrup confit: Homegrown fare at its finest
Federal party leaders woo religious vote - cautiously
Prime Minister Stephen Harper takes part in a menorah lighting ceremony, celebrating the Jewish festival of Hanukkah in Ottawa, December 16, 2009.
Obesity - now another thing you can blame on your mother
What a mom-to-be eats can actually alter the DNA of her unborn child, researchers say.
How the leaders view religion and politics
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff and his wife Zsuzsanna Zsohar attend a Passover seder in Winnipeg on April 18, 2011.
Party leaders navigate the tricky boundaries of religion
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks to members of the Gurdwara Sahib Sikh temple in Vancouver on April 14, 2007.
Ducks' Ruutu suspended one game
Ottawa Senators' forward Jarkko Ruutu, of Helsinki, Finland, skates up the ice during the teams first practice, in Ottawa Wednesday Sept 17, 2008. The NHL has suspended Ottawa Senators forward JarkkoRuutu for two games Wednesday Jan 7, 2009, after an alleged biting incident during a game Tuesday against the Buffalo Sabres.
A serious man: Adrian Dix's image war with the Liberals
Beijing film festival picks show city's ambitions for world stage
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, making a speech in April, 2011.
Flashbacks: This week in B.C. political history
In search of strong dividend payouts
Canadian climber condemns 'witch hunt' for Mortenson
Bionics researchers give amputees a hand
Kevin Englehart, a researcher at the University of New Brunswick's Institute of Biomedical Engineering, works on an artificial hand.
Companies get creative to support their cyclists
Shawn Bravender, 41, an associate in the planning department of Stantec in Edmonton tweaks his bike on the company repair station in the parkadae below Stantec.
Sustainability runs deep in cereal-making family
Arran Stephens, left, founder and president of Nature's Path Foods Inc., and his daughter Jyoti Stephens, director of human resources and sustainability at the Richmond, B.C., company.
RIM hits hiccup with wireless carriers
Canada can help Arab autocracies become democracies
U.S. exporters find a dollar sweet spot
The U.S. dollar has long had a cachet as a safe haven.
More sellers than buyers in Benghazi gold bazaar
A shopkeeper sits in his shop in gold market in the Libyan capital of Tripoli in April, 2006.
Chrysler to repay $7.5-billion in government loans
Chrysler’s first-quarter sales jumped 23 per cent in the U.S. and 8.5 per cent in Canada.
Commission orders gas trader to pay $30-million fine
Natural gas line
Alfalfa a key battleground in organic farming war
Almost every organic farmer in Canada grows alfalfa. The plant is an important source of animal feed and helps to rejuvenate the soil.
YouTube: Go Ethnics Go!?!?
Raonic ousted at Barcelona Open
Milos Raonic of Canada returns a ball to Ivan Dodig of Croatia during the Barcelona Open tennis tournament, April 21, 2011.
Canadian producers target world's biggest wine market
Visitors examine wine at Vinexpo Asia-Pacific held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Who's going to pay for William and Kate's lavish wedding?
Britain's Prince William and his fianc?e Kate Middleton pose for photographers during a photocall to mark their engagement, in the State Rooms of St Jamess Palace, central London on November 16, 2010. Prince William will marry his girlfriend Kate Middleton next year, the royal family said Tuesday, in the biggest royal wedding in Britain since his parents Charles and Diana married in 1981. The announcement ended feverish speculation about when the second-in-line to the throne would wed, after a romance that has already lasted nearly eight years.
On the campaign trail: The daily photo recap
Canadian volleyball player heads to Benfica of Portugal
America gets a taste of humble pie
Storm clouds gather over the U.S. Federal Reserve Building before an evening thunderstorm in Washington in this June 9, 2006 file photo.
The 'NASCAR chic' look
Director/actor Morgan Spurlock arrives at the premiere of Sony Pictures Classics' "Pom Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold" at the Cinerama Dome Theater on April 20, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Study suggests retailers successfully restricting sales of M-rated games
New birth-control pills can triple the risk of blood clots
Capitals v. Rangers
Moments: Caught on Camera, April 22 to 28
Pedestrians negotiate through the intersection of Spadina and King Street in Toronto as rain continued to fall.
Editor's pick April 22-28
Pedestrians negotiate through the intersection of Spadina and King Street in Toronto as rain continued to fall.
On the campaign trail: The daily photo recap
Prime Minister Stephen Harper eyes the last piece of Harper Fudge (Maple Chocolate) while serving it in Sydney, N.S. on Thursday April 21, 2011
Georges St-Pierre says oddsmakers have it wrong
UFC fighter Georges St-Pierre (top) battles Dan Hardy during their Welterweight title bout at UFC 111 at the Prudential Center on March 27, 2010 in Newark, N.J.
Too good to fail? Starbucks' recipe for a turnaround
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz speaks next to a a sign that reads "Starbucks will Succeed," as he speaks Wednesday, March 18, 2009, at the Starbucks Corp. annual shareholders meeting in Seattle. The sign is in reference to current difficult economic times. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)
He shoots - and the advertisers score!
Your best portrait photos
Vanessa Iarocci photo: Discovering Spring - A camera, a toddler, and a cold spring day - what a great combination. Nothing quite like seeing the astonishment in my son's eyes when he discovers new things.
West Vancouver house goes for $655,000 over asking
An interior view of the home at 2466 West 14th Ave., in the Vancouver, B.C. neighbourhood of Kitsilano. The home's sale sparked a furious bidding war in which 25 bids were made, with the winning offer - $2.55-million - coming in $655,000 over the asking price.
See what 25 bidders fought over
An interior view of the home at 2466 West 14th Ave., in the Vancouver, B.C. neighbourhood of Kitsilano. The home's sale sparked a furious bidding war in which 25 bids were made, with the winning offer - $2.55-million - coming in $655,000 over the asking price.
Canadian Helicopters stock gets a lift from down south
Judo tournament has more to offer
For ex-wife's sake, Schoenborn gives up on escorted leave
Kaitlynne Schoenborn, 10; Max Schoenborn, 8; and Cordon Schoenborn, 5, are shown in a composite image taken from framed picture at the memorial wall in Merritt, B.C on Thursday April 10, 2008.
Manulife cleared after OSC probe
Manulife head office in Toronto
Why looking backward is a forward-thinking exercise
Bryzgalov no fan of Winnipeg
Goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov #30 of the Phoenix Coyotes celebrates with teammate Martin Hanzal #11 after the Coyotes defeated the Edmonton Oilers in the NHL game at Jobing.com Arena on November 23, 2010 in Glendale, Arizona. The Coyotes defeated the Oilers 5-0. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Forgetting things as you age? Your brain is just cluttered
Completing crossword puzzles can help reduce 'mental clutter.'
What's wrong with a little Easter chocolate? Lots, parents say
Are chocolate Easter bunnies really so evil?
Dollar flat ahead of long weekend
A loonie's thickness is measured after being pressed
Apple steals the spotlight in RIM's big PlayBook week
Michael Babad
Silver has lots of time to shine
My mother-in-law texted me a condolence
DuPont profit trounces Wall Street's expectation
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Sportswriter blasts pitcher for missing game to attend daughter's birth
Danier Leather profit, revenue down
Danier president and CEO Jeffrey Wortsman
By-election on the way over 'irregularities' in voter list
The close: Dow, TSX gain
Chinese food, salmon, granola: What our politicians like to eat
Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff noshes on Chinese dumplings in Toronto.
Oil edges up as the greenback slumps
A man walks past storage area for oil barrels in Shanghai.
NDP on track to win 60 seats, poll projects
Canucks confident ahead of Game 5
Jack McGinnis
Jack McGinnis.
Grandma's egg money sent her daughters to university
Louis d'Or named top cheese at Canadian Cheese Grand Prix
Louis d'Or, a milky rich cheese with fine, complex flavours from Quebec, has been chosen grand champion at the Canadian Cheese Grand Prix.
U.S. launches probe into energy prices
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Catherine Zeta Jones
Election Ringside, April 21: An orange game-changer in Quebec?
Election Ringside: A daily exchange for The Globe and Mail between strategists Tom Flanagan, left, and John Duffy
Union accuses city of playing loose with garbage numbers
In garbage collection, competition is rarely wasted
Rich red wines for Easter
Beppi Crosariol
Chicago columnist calls Canucks 'gutless'
More teens suffering from nighttime tooth-grinding
Rising teen anxiety levels, combined with other factors, have led some dentists to report that more of their young patients are wearing night guards.
Apple to beat Google on cloud music storage: sources
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