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May 26

Bautista denied chance to be the hero
Toronto Blue Jays' Jose Bautista sets off for first base after hitting a single off of Chicago White Sox pitcher Philip Humber during the first inning of MLB baseball action in Toronto on Thursday, May 26, 2011.
Do Ontarians really want to see criminals cleaning up their parks?
Adam Radwanski
Best pictures from May 26
Belarusian children take part in a military style competition at an army base in the village of Pechi. The Ministry of Defence organised the competition called the Bastion of Courage for children aged 13-16.
Fantino's stickhandling will be tested in defence contracts
Julian Fantino is sworn in as Associate Minister of Defence at Rideau Hall on May 18, 2011.
PM resists G8 calls for more aid to Egypt, Tunisia
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his pregnant wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy await the arrival of G8 leaders and their spouses for an evening dinner function at Le Ciro's Restaurant at the G8 Summit on Thursday in Deauville, France.
Flashback: Clark defeats Campbell; Bennett steps down
Bill Bennett (L) with the Prince and Princess of Wales in Vancouver for Expo 86, May 2, 1986.
Extreme trekkers, citizen scientists
Trip Jennings at a recent expedition to the Democratic Republic of Congo for a elephant poaching research project.
NDP foreign, defence policy differs from Tories' in style more than substance
Ottawa MP Paul Dewar outlines the NDP's plan to strengthen whistleblower protection at a Parliament Hill news conference on May 12, 2011.
Canadianized? No. Vancouverized? Yes
Vancouver Canucks Captain Henrik Sedin (L) and team mate Ryan Kesler talk to media in Vancouver, British Columbia May 26, 2011. The Canucks will meet either the Boston Bruins or the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 1 of the NHL Stanley Cup Finals June 1.
Mladic capture closes dark chapter for Serbia
Doug Saunders
The NDP's Quebec tightrope
Deputy NDP leader Thomas Mulcair speaks with a supporter while campaigning in Montreal on May 2, 2011.
Attack fall apart at Memorial Cup
Kootenay Ice forward Matt Fraser celebrates his second goal of the game against the Owen Sound Attack during the third period of their Memorial Cup round-robin ice hockey game in Mississauga May 26, 2011.
On Mideast peace and Arab Spring, Harper stands apart
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during a news conference at the G8 summit in Deauville, France, on May 27, 2011.
The HST: Just vote with your feet and move to Medicine Hat
Rod Mickleburgh
A calm surrender and hordes of angry Mladic supporters
General Ratko Mladic ( arrives at special court in Belgrad, May 26, 2011.
Canadian Championship pushed back to July 2
Toronto FC 's Alen Stevanovic (right) takes the ball away from Vancouver Whitecaps' Davide Chiumiento during a waterlogged second half Nutrilite Canadian Championship final second leg action in Toronto on Wednesday May 25, 2011.
What’s hot for your home in 2011?
Highlights from the International Contemporary Furniture Fair
Areaware's Bow Bins by German designer Cordula Kehrer
Moon has more water than believed
The Moon is engulfed in the Earth's shadow during the peak of a rare winter solstice total lunar eclipse as viewed through a telescope from Palm Beach Gardens December 21, 2010.
B.C. debate over HST hints at possible election strategies
British Columbia Finance Minister Kevin Falcon speaks during a news conference in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday April 14, 2011.
Moments: Caught on Camera, May 27-June 2
Editor's pick May 27-June 2
A migrant worker sits with his son on their bed as his wife uses a facial mask at a dormitory of a construction site in Shenyang, Liaoning province.
Surprising Murota leads at wet Senior PGA
Weather delays at the Senior PGA
Mike Gillis sticks to the plan
Gary Mason
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg kills for his own meat. Like?
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, making a speech in April, 2011.
Your best magic/golden hour photos
Gary Etcheverry resigns from Roughriders coaching staff
Australian Kelly soars at CanTour Spring qualifying
Andrew Kelly
Hockey-loving B.C. politician's office a shrine to Boston Bruins
B.C. cabinet minister and Boston Bruins fan Blair Lekstrom in his office at the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia in Victoria, Thursday May 26, 2011.
A look at war criminal Ratko Mladic
Bosnian Serb army commander-in-chief General Ratko Mladic, center, observes Bosnian government forces positions in Gorazde, eastern Bosnia, surrounded by his bodyguards.
A Globe correspondent's dinner with the Butcher of Srebrenica
General Ratko Mladic salutes, followed by his senior aide General Milan Gvero Belgrade on March 26,1993.
Microchipping of snake charmer's cobras a sign of the times in Delhi
An Indian snake charmer plays his flute in front of a king cobra in Bhopal, India.
Controversial pesticide 2,4-D deemed not 'dangerous', but still banned in Quebec
With HST makeover, B.C. Premier captures middle ground
TMX suitors engage in PR battle
TMX Broadcast Centre manager Kris Backus pauses in front of the centre's display board in Toronto on Monday May 16, 2011.
When fear goes viral
This handout picture released by Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) on March 26, 2011 and distributed by Jiji Press shows the control room of the second reactor of TEPCO's Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant at Okuma town in Fukushima prefecture. Radiation levels have surged in seawater near a tsunami-stricken nuclear power station in Japan as engineers battled to stabilise the plant in hazardous conditions.
Toronto transit unveils new 'Rocket' subway cars
The TTC shows one of its new Rocket subway trains to the media at St. Clair station in Toronto on May 26, 2011.
Appetite for luxury goods stronger than ever
Bags and accessories at the new Burberry store on Bloor St West., Toronto.
Canadian basketball taking leaf out of hockey's book
Pedal power takes Kelowna farmer's crops to market
Urban farmer Curtis Stone picks sunflower spouts in one of the Kelowna yards he maintains, May 24, 2011.
California prison judgment shines light on human indignity
An inmate is seen handcuffed in a holding cage while awaiting medical treatment at the California Substance Abuse Facility in Corcoran, Calif., Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2009. A federal court-appointed receiver says the state need to pay $8 billion to upgrade the state's prison medical and mental health care.
Greatest sire in history would be 50 today
In this file photo, Northern Dancer turns in a brisk workout April 30, 1964, at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky.
The quotable Gary Bettman
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has denied that a deal to send the Atlanta Thrashers to Winnipeg has been completed. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
The virtue of Vice
Investors to RIM: Tell us a story
Derek DeCloet
China wants to drink our milkshake
Eric Reguly
Is a high loonie the new normal?
Don Hay gets the call
Vancouver Giants coach Don Hay, right, rallies his charges in third period Memorial Cup action in Moncton, N.B. on Tuesday, May 23, 2006.Vancouver won 3-2. Jason McMaster, left, looks on
Dollar, oil prices fall
$10 dollar bills at par
High gasoline gives small-car market a big boost
Ford Motor Co. 2011 Fiestas.
Pat Quinn says pressure was just as great in 1994
Eric Duhatschek
John McKellar wins Edmund C. Bovey award
Dan Hill on urban cycling and Bixi bikes
Government must lead on environmental rules for oil sands: SNC
Pierre Duhaime, president and CEO of SNC Lavalin
Raped Pakistani activist awaits appeal decision
A 12-year old girl takes refuge in a shelter at Mukhtar Mai Women's Welfare Organization in Meerwala, Pakistan.
How seasoned managers stack up against the up-and-comers
Tom Bradley
Can authoritarian Russia be a tech giant? If the money's right
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin gestures during his speech at a business forum in Moscow May 26, 2011. Russia needs to reduce dependence on exports of raw materials to make it one of the world's top five economies within a decade, Putin said on Thursday.
OECD looks to change in a changing world
OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria at the 50th anniversary Ministerial Council Meeting 2011 at the OECD, in Paris, Wednesday, May 25, 2011.
The Double Down returns to Canada
The KFC Double Down sandwich.
What makes a video go viral?
Anne of Green Gables may draw William and Kate to PEI during royal summer tour
As China goes, so goes our economy
Inside a factory producing wind turbines in Baoding City near Beijing
Slave Lake residents can return home Friday
Homes that have been destroyed by forest fire are seen in the community of Slave Lake, Alberta in this recent satalite image.
Watch 'Super Sexy CPR'
Watch 'Dear 16-Year-Old Me'
California wine gets an international lift
Beppi Crosariol
The junk bond market: How hot is too hot?
A very public date request
Watch 'Charlie Bit My Finger -- Again!'
Watch 'Charlie Bit My Finger: The Horror'
A YouTube 'promposal'
Watch 'Battle at F-Stop Ridge'
Ferguson aiming for final flourish
Rusty Bolt strikes late to edge compatriot Powell
A teen serenades his would-be prom date
Look out Apple: Nokia's Stephen Elop is out to get you
Audit request alleges Rob Ford's RV rental amounted to corporate contribution
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been accused of breaking election-finance laws.
Joyce Yang delivers a heartfelt rendering of Rachmaninoff
Joyce Wang
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Oprah Winfrey waves during the taping of the final episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in Chicago on Tuesday.
Lagarde pledges to look after BRICS
International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde
Most Canadians now willing to reopen Constitution, poll finds
CONSTITUTION ACT SIGNED IN OTTAWA -- Queen Elizabeth II signs Canada's constitutional proclamation in Ottawa on April 17, 1982 as Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau looks on. The Constitution Act signed by the Queen on April 17, 1982 gave Canada control over its Constitution and guaranteed the rights and freedoms in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (the Charter) as the supreme law of the nation. Credit: Ron Poling / The Canadian Press
Shaw's Heartbreak House more absurd than romantic
Michael Ball as Captain Shotover, Robin Evan Willis as Ellie Dunn and Deborah Hay as Hesione Hushabye in "Heartbreak House"
Retiring? Keep your brain working, at least
After you retire, engage in activities that require you to solve problems, learn new things and think in novel ways.
Extreme commuting: How does 700 kilometres sound?
Paul Milkman, senior vice-president, head of technology risk management and InfoSec at Toronto-Dominion Bank, spends Sunday through Thursday in Toronto but then flies home to spend with his family who still live in Maryland.
Stuck with a long commute? Your marriage may be at risk
A long commute can increase the risk of divorce by 45 per cent, a Swedish study shows.
Russian envoy blames tough talk from Tories on Cold War 'inertia'
This undated file photo provided by the U.S. Air Force shows a Canadian Air Force F-18 Hornet jet escorting a Russian TU-95 Bear heavy bomber out of Canadian airspace.
Canucks close in on Cup
The Collapsed: The official trailer
It's booty-watching season: Get ready to be judged
Micah Toub
Alouettes sign local draft picks Barrette, Sagesse
Bradley Cooper: He doesn't want this Hangover to end
Are you bored right now? That's actually a good thing
The close: Dow, TSX rebound
Unprotected sex okay if partner is 'risk taker': HIV killer
Johnson Aziga is shown in an undated handout photo. Lawyers for a man believed to be the first in Canada convicted of murder through HIV transmission say he will take the stand in a Hamilton court next week to express his remorse. The Crown is seeking a dangerous offender designation for 54-year-old Johnson Aziga.
Air Canada unions join up in pension fight
Air Canada planes sit on the tarmac at Pearson International Airport in Toronto
L'Amour Fou: The official trailer
A screen grab from the online trailer for "L'Amour Fou"
EnerVest fund loads up on oil services stocks
'Promposals' ratchet up the fun, and the competition
Teenagers are doing very public stunts to ask for prom dates - including hanging signs off bridges, singing and performing choreographed dance numbers.
In Pictures: Sofa on wheels? Not for this guy
Harry Winston's Diavik diamonds have a twinkle
The entry point for Diavik diamond mine in the North West Territories.
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