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Supreme Court to hear case of immigrant who didn't tell sex partners he had HIV
Spurts of vulnerability continue to plague Luongo
Roy MacGregor
In debate, GOP presidential wannabes display ideological purity
Konrad Yakabuski
Border Services officer suspended after putting gun in filing cabinet
The lone Tory in Newfoundland and Labrador
Innu leader Peter Penashue, who was elected as the Conservative MP for Labrador, is shown in Halfaix on Jan. 25, 2001.
Defending champ Matthews leads in Mexico
Silhouette of a golfer striking a ball against a mountain backdrop
U of T teaching job marks 'end of my life as a politician,' Ignatieff says
Michael Ignatieff, who resigned as leader of the Liberal Party after a historic defeat on May 2, will take a position at the University of Toronto.
Dickerson leads by one in Georgia
Bubba Dickerson
As sled dogs quietly exhumed, public response is muted
BC SPCA investigators continue to excavate and carry out site mapping prior to the exhumation of what is believed to be the mass grave site of 100 sled dogs near Whistler.
At least we were spared pictures of sex in the trees
Rod Mickleburgh
Toyota slashes sales outlook
Any new vehicle shortages for Toyota would come in the most important part of the year for auto makers.
Adrian Dix expects to ride no orange coattails
NDP candidate David Eby is running against B.C. Premier Christy Clark in a by-election being held on May 11.
Toronto police would be country's highest-paid under contract offer
Toronto Police Chief William Blair, Toronto Mayor Rob Forld, and Lieutenant Governor David Only were among the dignitaries, guests and families in attendance at the graduation in January, 2011, of the latest class of recruits into the Toronto Police force.
Lethbridge's 'Man Who Wasn't There' heads to Ottawa as Tory MP
Newly-elected Jim Hillyer stands with his family as he thanks supporters on election night after winning the Lethbridge riding seat for the Conservative Party at his campaign headquarters on Monday, May 2, 2011 in Lethbridge, Alta.
In subdued ceremony, Obama honours World Trade Center dead
President Barack Obama hugs Diane Wall, wife of Glen James Wall who died at the World Trade Center attack, after laying a wreath at the National Sept. 11 Memorial at Ground Zero in New York, May 5, 2011.
Rookie Quebec NDP MP missing in action before, and after, election
Brosseau outside his house in Gatineau Quebec, Thursday May 5 2011, as he is asked questions about his daughter Ruth Ellen Brosseau the newly elected NDP MP representing the riding of Berthier-Maskinonge.
Plane makes emergency landing near Burlington high school
Church floats past hundreds of onlookers and toward new home
St. Matthew's Anglican Church is floated across the Bay of Fundy on May, 5, 2011 in Hantsport, Nova Scotia.
Southern hospitality extended to Green Men
Hudak backtracks on pledge to axe human-rights tribunal
Adam Radwanski
Best photos from May 5th
Akasha, a two-year-old female Bengal tiger, eyes a chunk of meat underwater that was thrown into her pool at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, Calif.
What do nutritionists eat? (Hint: Not very much)
Pakistan criticizes U.S. over violation of sovereignty
Pakistani army soldiers keep guard outside the compound where U.S. Navy SEAL commandos reportedly killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad on May 5, 2011.
Clark considers ways to lighten the impact of the HST
BC Premier Christy Clark in her Vancouver office April 13, 2011.
Career warrior who hated war dies at 110 in Australia
Claude Choules poses in his Royal Navy uniform in 1917 in this handout picture.
Former NHLer Rob Ramage granted day parole after first attempt rejected
January 17, 2008. Former Toronto Maple Leafs Captain Rob Ramage leaves the courthouse by the service door, free pending appeal of his four year sentence on five charges stemming from the fatal 2003 auto collision which killed former NHL player Keither Magnusen, at Markham courts, Thursday, January 17, 2008.
Fire inquest reveals grinding, humiliating, crippling grip of poverty
Sophia Anderson, sister of Diane Anderson, who died along with her two kids in a fire in 2007, enters the Coroners Court building on Grosnevor St., at the beginning of the inquest on her daughter death, Toronto, April 06 2011.
Yesterday's war stories help pave way for tomorrow's research
Hockey Hall of Fame great Gordie Howe, left, receives a playful elbow from a fan while taking part in the Pro AM for Alzheimer's charity event fundraiser in Toronto on Thursday, May 5, 2011. Gordie Howe's wife Colleen died in 2009 from Pick's disease, a form of dementia.
Molo design highlights
Among Molo's many design feats is a new museum in Aomori, Japan
May 6: Letters to the editor
Oppal decision on Missing Women Inquiry participation irks native leader
Grand Chief of the B.C. Union of Indian Chiefs Stewart Phillip, right, takes part in a march through Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in 2007.
Health concerns continue for Cree community near oil spill
Crews clean up a pipeline break northeast of Peace River, Alta., on Wednesday.
Convergence pays off for Jays at box office
BJ Birdie cheers as members of the Toronto Blue Jays run on to the field as they prepare to play against the Minnesota Twins on opening day during their MLB game at the Rogers Centre April 1, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
No data means no answers, sockeye inquiry told
Sockeye salmon make their way up the Adams River at Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park north of Chase B.C. October 12, 2010.
Pressure grows on Syria to release Canadian journalist
Dorothy Parvaz, an Al-Jazeera journalist has not been heard from since she entered Syria to report on the political turmoil there, the Arab satellite TV station said.
Fusion lightweight gets a boost from heavyweight investors
Staff monitor operations in the control room at Cenovus's Christina Lake operation south of Fort McMurray, Alta.
How paying people's way out of poverty can help us all
Colette Smithers is photographed in the doorway of her building, a three story housing complex in Calgary's mount royal neighbourhood. Smithers, has lived in the affordable housing for 6 months now since the women-only development was opened. Prior to her moving in she was in transitional housing offered through the YWCA.
Q&A with Ed Clark, CEO of TD Bank
Brazil's Vale posts record profit
Vale operations in Sudbury, Ont.
The wrong lessons on bin Laden and torture
Demonstrator Maboud Ebrahimzadeh is held down during a simulation of waterboarding outside the Justice Department in Washington in this November 5, 2007 file photo.
In the Commons, the kids are alright
Alexandrine Latendresse, NDP winner who beat Tory Josee Verner. Facebook photo
Calgary fights its homelessness problem
In Boomtown Calgary, "virtually everybody knew somebody who was struggling to pay for housing," says , says Calgary Homeless Foundation President Tim Richter. "And that really made it a public issue: It was very real for a lot of people. So even if you had your own home, you knew somebody who was struggling to pay rent or pay the mortgage. "I did, everybody did. A lot of people just got priced right out of the market." In 2008, the number of homeless people "sleeping rough" on Calgary's streets outnumbered that same number in London, England. So Mr. Richter and several other Calgarian businessmen crafted a strategy to fix that. "We know there's a way to fix this, and we know it's more expensive to leave alone than to fix, so what are we waiting for?"
Opponents of TMX-LSE deal see profit in Canadian option
London Stock Exchange CEO Xavier Rolet, left, and TMX Group CEO Tom Kloet speak to the media at the TMX Broadcast centre.
What kind of house can you get for $600,000 in Canada?
Wreckage of U.S. copter in bin Laden raid mystifies aviation analysts
A photo taken by a local resident, shows the wreckage of a helicopter next to the wall of the compound wherem according to officials, Osama bin Laden was shot and killed in a firefight with U.S. forces in Abbottabad, Pakistan on May 2, 2011.
Shane Mosley urged by to limit Pacquiao punch count
Boxers Manny Pacquiao (L) of the Philippines and Shane Mosley (R) of the U.S. pose with Las Vegas mayor Oscar Goodman during a news conference at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada May 4, 2011. The mayor gave the boxers novelty poker chips with his image. Pacquiao will defend his WBO welterweight title against Mosley at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 7.
Plow energy royalties into investment fund, Alberta urged
A Canadian Natural Resources pump jack in Alberta
Watch Google Chrome's 'Dear Sophie' ad
Concussion fight is the good fight
Dr. Paul Echlin and Dr. Charles Tator, both experts in concussions, are seen with MRI brain scans at Toronto Western Hospital on February 6, 2011.
Watch Google Chrome's 'It gets better' ad
Canfor rides a forest sector recovery
No charges in Layton massage report probe; notes returned to police
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks to reporters at a post-election news conference in Toronto on May 3, 2011.
CFL's draft a much trickier dance than NFL version
Stephen Brunt
Watch the frozen in Grand Central Station video
RBC chief predicts rash of financial sector deals
Gordon Nixon, RBC president and CEO
The risk of drafting Vaughn Martin
Vaughn Martin works out with his teammates at TD Waterhouse Stadium at the University of Western Ontario, April 24, 2009.
Judge reinstates controversial drunkenness defence in sex assault case
An RCMP officer performs a breathalyzer test on a driver during a roadside check in Surrey, B.C., just before midnight on Friday September 24, 2010. The woman blew .05 and received an immediate three-day driving ban and a $200 fine. Strict new drunk-driving laws, now considered to be the toughest in the country, took effect in B.C. this week.
Public tired of 'political games,' minority rule, study shows
Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff (R) makes a point to Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister Stephen Harper (C) as New Democratic Party Jack Layton listens in during the English leaders' debate in Ottawa April 12, 2011. Canadians will head to the polls in a federal election on May 2.
Quality without borders: UBS's top picks
Watch the Ghostbusters improv scene
Canadian found guilty of wife's murder in North Carolina trial
Canadian Bradley Cooper enters the courtroom for the afternoon session of the prosecution's closing arguments in his murder trial in Raleigh, N.C. on Tuesday, May 3, 2011. A North Carolina jury has found a Canadian man guilty of first-degree murder in the 2008 strangulation of his wife, who he said disappeared while out for a jog. (AP Photo/The News & Observer, Shawn Rocco)
Steeler doesn't believe in conspiracy of silence
This Feb. 1, 2011, file photo shows Pittsburgh Steelers' Rashard Mendenhall wearing a sweatshirt as he answers questions during media day for Super Bowl XLV, in Arlington, Texas. Mendenhall has created a stir with comments made on his official Twitter page regarding Osama bin Laden's death. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File)
After a frigid spring, forecast calls for a sizzling summer
Toronto, July 07 2010 The skyline of Toronto under Smog and humidex advisories can be seen from the top of the water slide at Ontario Place on Lakeshore Blvd., while visitors (L to R) Riley Lardner, Mackenzie Little and Madison Lardner, enjoy a ride in the hot weather. Photo by: Fernando Morales/The Globe and Mail
Revised deal for Coyotes could be on table
Shane Doan #19 of the Phoenix Coyotes talks with goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov #30 after being defeated by the Detroit Red Wings in Game Four of the Western Conference Quarterfinals during the 2011 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at Jobing.com Arena on April 20, 2011 in Glendale, Arizona. The Red Wings defeated the Coyotes 6-3 to win the series 4-0.
An investment theme awash with opportunity
Watch the 'No Pants Subway Ride'
Flashbacks: This week in B.C. political history
How the 'No Pants Subway Ride' spawned copycats
Improv Everywhere comes up with original, creative ideas, such as its annual "No Pants Subway Ride." Advertisers have openly copied several of the group's antics in marketing campaigns.
Add personality to your investing tool box
red tool kit box
What should be done about income inequality in Canada?
Armine Yalnizyan (left) and Hugh Segal (right)
Plugging bin Ladin
What would Osama say about this condom ad for the German mail order pharmacy Doc Morris?
N.B. to introduce catastrophic drug plan
Why the interim Liberal leader can't be a candidate
Liberal buttons await supporters at Michael Ignatieff's election-night headquarters in Toronto on May 2, 2011.
Why the race for a job just got slower
Infant Tylenol will continue to be sold in Canada
Growth in drug spending slows in Canada: report
Laughing, but only on the outside
Eva Dahlbeck in a scene from Ingmar Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer Night"
Chef Vikram Vij's duck curry from the Spice Coast
Vikram Vij?s Duck Curry from the Spice Coast
MS patients call on Canada, provinces to support liberation therapy
Tim Donovan, president of the New Hope for Multiple Sclerosis Cross Canada Tour, pleads for greater availability for 'liberation therapy' as the campaign begins May 5, 2011, at the New Brunswick legislature.
Chile steel maker CAP posts higher profit
A furnace at a Wuhan Iron and Steel mill in China
Chemtrade to buy Marsulex
African strongmen crush attempts to emulate pro-democracy uprisings
Rioters fuel a burning barricade during riots in Kampala on April 29, 2011, a day after Uganda's opposition leader Kizze Besigye was arrested
Coroners Service warns of potent street heroin
An intravenous drug user injects heroin in Vancouver's downtown Eastside.
National Bank downgrades RIM - again
Mike Lazaridis, president and co-chief executive officer of Research In Motion, holds the new Blackberry PlayBook with a screen projection of the device as he speaks at the RIM Blackberry developers conference in San Francisco, California in this September 27, 2010 file photo.
CNRL to resume production at Horizon
Bitumen pipeline
William Shatner to receive honorary degree from McGill University
Actor William Shatner graduated from McGill University in 1952 with a commerce degree.
Is Australian wine poised for a comeback?
Beppi Crosariol
Watch Derrick Rose's MVP speech
NBA star Derrick Rose during his MVP acceptance speech.
The close: Commodities mayhem
Traders of crude oil and natural gas react during early trading at the New York Mercantile Exchange on Friday. The economic fallout from a massive earthquake that struck off the east coast of Japan dipped oil below $100 for the first time this month.
Are you suffering from PMS? (Post-majority stress, that is)
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and family.
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Not burning brightly
Your best low angle photos
Moments: Caught on Camera, May 6 to May 12
Men work on the roof of a home on Markham Street in the Bathurst and Dundas area of Toronto.
Editor's pick April May 6 to May 12
Men work on the roof of a home on Markham Street in the Bathurst and Dundas area of Toronto.
Dollar tumbles more than 1 cent
$10 dollar bills at par
Loonie loses 1¢, stocks wilt, oil sinks in commodities rout
Michael Babad
NBA star Derrick Rose knows what your mom really wants on Sunday
April was a slow month on the Street
Bay Street
Mommy, why are people celebrating Osama bin Laden's death?
People celebrate in Times Square after the death of Osama bin Laden was announced by U.S. President Barack Obama on May 2, 2011.
Motherhood by the numbers
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