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How Betty Fox 'got over the hurt' to be face of Terry Fox's legacy
Runner Terry Fox holds his mother, Betty Fox's hand while being interviewed after his Marathon of Hope run ended in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Water polo player suspended over riot allegations
Shattered glass at the Bay in Vancouver June 16, 2011 after Vancouver Canucks lost to Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup final. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
Betty Fox kept Marathon of Hope pure and Terry Fox's legacy alive
Betty Fox, mother of Terry Fox photographed this week in Prince Edward Island. Betty Fox has been on a marathon of her own, travelling and spreading the word that cancer research needs more money.
Greek economic woes won't impact Special Olympics
Tambellini hangs on to one stroke lead in Wichita
Image-conscious schools work to strengthen reputations
University of Alberta President Indira Samarasekera speaks at a press conference to announce the resignation of Dr. Philip Baker as Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, in Edmonton on Friday, June 17, 2011.
University of Alberta president on the medical dean stepping down
Brazil stops Canada in Pan Am Cup volleyball
Best pictures from June 17
A southern right whale jumps out of the water in the Atlantic Ocean, near Argentina's Patagonian village of Puerto Piramides. The whales regularly come to breed and calve in this marine reserve from June to December.
Road repair season comes early to Montreal
Commuters on Decarie in Montreal on March 8, 2007.
Cellphone parking a win-win for the mean streets of Toronto
Singer Bublé launches ad campaign to identify rioters
Firefighters targets of post-Cup violence
Choking Hazard: When heroes falter
Miami Heat's LeBron James reacts during play against the Dallas Mavericks in Game 5 of the NBA Finals basketball series in Dallas, June 9, 2011. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Embryonic-like stem cell development trickier than expected
Regenerative medicine harnesses the power of stem cells to repair or replace diseased tissues.
Duchess will visit Alberta site where her grandfather trained pilots
Les Grieg, Vancouver businessman, served in the RCAF. While stationed at an air base in Calgary he worked with Peter Middleton, he tells of their times together and shows photos of the aircraft he flew and a party at the base in Calgary.
When spitting isn’t just spitting: The first seeds of Vancouver's riot
China's economic shifts will hinder it from dominating world, Kissinger argues
Former secretary of state Henry Kissinger.
McIlroy nearly flawless in record run
Rory McIlroy
The sad, painful truth about the Vancouver rioters’ true identities
Gary Mason
Plywood and quick thinking: How one Vancouver business saved itself
Rioters smash the glass at Future Shop in Vancouver June 15, 2011.
Canada's Wozniak advances to Wimbledon
Canada's Aleksandra Wozniak has advanced to the main draw at Wimbledon after Friday's final round qualifying win. Getty Images/ THOMAS COEX
Vancouver chief to civilians: 'I'm sorry we could not back you up'
A man tries to burn a a plastic barricade during the riot in Vancouver June 15, 2011.
Pension issues form foundation of NDP offence against Conservatives
Soccer superstar Christine Sinclair exudes confidence
Stephen Brunt
Dismantled sweat lodge exposes rift in Christian, traditional teaching
Expect few changes for Canucks
Yang has seen this all before
Y.E. Yang
Judge finds that Peel police officers falsified evidence
A Peel Police vehicle sits in front of a home in Bolton, Ont.
Rory's record run leaves them in awe
It rankles when U.S. teams take Canada's Cup
Roy MacGregor
Good week; Bad week
Paul Attfield
Rubenstein: McIlroy mature beyond his 22 years
Lisa Raitt's affinity with labour 'in the blood'
Labour Minister Lisa Raitt relaxes at her Oakville, Ont., home on June 17, 2011.
Attempted murder charge against Mark Twitchell stayed
Nightmare on Bloor Street now a renovated dream
Marcus Gee
New Whitecaps coach Soehn feeling the heat
Another 'fossil award' for Canada?
A climate protestor demonstrates outside the UK headquarters of British oil giant BP in central London, on September 1, 2009.
Economics, politics cloud future of world emission talks
Smoke billows from chimneys at an industrial district near Tokyo February 28, 2011.
Lemon gets first QB shot with Argos
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Cleo Lemon runs drills during practice in Mississauga, June 6, 2011. (J.P. Moczulski for The Globe and Mail)
IMF's revised economic forecast warns of 'elevated downside risks'
Video: David Li: Why China's emergence is good for the West
David Daokui Li, Dir. of the Center for China in the World Economy, at Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management
Mexico, U.S. prepare for Gold Cup quarters
Kissinger: China still has a way to go
Syrian forces kill 16 in mass protests against president
Protesters shout slogans during a demonstration against President Bashar al-Assad in the Syrian eastern town of Deir al-Zour, near the border with Iraq June 17, 2011.
Audio: David Li in conversation
David Daokui Li, Dir. of the Center for China in the World Economy, at Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management
GM answers criticism from former exec Lutz – we think
Audio: Henry Kissinger in conversation
Former U.S. Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger
Ballack calls his own farewell match 'a farce'
Vancouver: No surrender to mayhem
People pose in front of a burning vehicle on June 15, 2011 in Vancouver, Canada. Vancouver broke out in riots after their hockey team the Vancouver Canucks lost in Game Seven of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Putting some colour into GTA's grey face
Rubenstein: LPGA event set to land in Waterloo
Ties that bind federal, Ontario Tories run strong, deep
Rain washes out Friday play at Eastbourne
Supply, demand and the tactics of IPOs
David Milstead
No entrée goes unconsidered by Louis Vachon
Fees: A new way to slice the pie
Rob Carrick
Bullish on Kimberly-Clark
Can markets still make it a winning year? Check the calendar
David Parkinson
NEB orders pipeline operators to reduce flow of oil and gas
Crews work to clean up oil from a pipeline spill in northern Alberta in April.
The daddy shift: How 'slackers' can make pretty good fathers
Why Fido sticks his nose out the car window
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A tour around Fort Smith, nestled in the boreal forest
Fort Smith makes its bid for great Canadian community
Rushing into retirement has its risks
Where have audience manners gone?
Rock hits the wall on Friday
Robert Rock
Facebook users publicly shame alleged rioters
Vancouver Canucks fans loot merchandise through the smashed windows of a Sears store during a riot in reaction to their team's loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 7 of the NHL Stanley Cup final hockey game.
Supporting research that saves lives
Amar and Natallie Doman have donated $250,000 to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
A shout-out to celebrating NDP conventioneers
NDP celebrate Jack Layton's victory and the party's election-night headquarters in Toronto on May 2/2011.
Co-work spaces bring the like-minded together
Timothy Nash works at his hot desk at the Centre for Social Inovation in Toronto.
Hairspray: A triumphal return for actor Jay Brazeau
Jennie Neumann and Jay Brazeau in the Arts Club Theatre Company's production of Hairspray.
On the Stand: A weekly roundup of the best magazine reads
James Adams
Jeffery Deaver's 007: Bond's shaken, he's stirred, but he drinks Crown Royal
Photographs of Jeffery Deaver taken June 16 2011 at the Thompson Hotel in downtown Toronto. His latest novel Carte Blanche is about James Bond and his work for a shadowy, Post 9-11 organization that operates independent of gov't agencies. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
A superb Confluence at Luminato
Akram Khan and Nitin Sawhney
AGO's AbEx New York: Go for the bold strokes, not the nostalgia
Brian Wilson takes on Gershwin
Disc of the Week: Handsome Furs take a laid-back gamble
The Handsome Furs: Dan Boeckner and Alexei Perry
Maria Bello is not afraid of the dark
Johanna Schneller
Greg Daniels dishes on Steve Carell and Amy Poehler
Greg daniels at the Banff World Media Festival on June 13, 2011.
TSO's tsoundcheck program: barbecue, beers - and Mahler
TSO Goes Late Night: Mahler 5 luminato
Going against the crowd requires courage
Child of Eden screenshot gallery
A screenshot from Q Entertainment's rhythm action game Child of Eden, for Xbox 360.
Imagining the city's walls in vibrant colour
Artist's rendering of a mural representing the Hudson's Bay blanket proposed for The Bay at Yonge and Bloor in downtown Toronto.
She was the keeper of Terry's flame
Canada’s really horrible week: goofs, goons and guilt
Margaret Wente
Insider buying at Migao
China and India are key growth markets for potash; currently, farmers in both countries only use half as much potash in their fertilizers as American farmers. In this photo, a farmer carrying fertilizer walks on a farmland on the outskirts of Anshun, in China's Guizhou province.
Review: Twitter on TV? Samsung has an app for that
Organized labour's losing battle
A Canada Post worker pickets outside a Toronto sorting station on June 15, 2011 after being locked out by the Crown corporation.
Moody's weighs cut in Italy's credit rating
A Fiat worker assembles a car at a factory in the southern Italian town of Pomigliano.
The Lineup: June 18 - 24
Aretha Franklin performs in Chicago on May 17, 2011.
Commodities suffer big weekly drop
A gas flame burns behind oil field workers in Sakhir, Bahrain.
Investors hunt for opportunities in Euro bonds
Your best photos of silhouettes
Girl, 5, dies after being struck by car in Toronto's north end
The close: Dow climbs, TSX sinks
Canadians challenged by powerful England Saxons side in Churchill Cup final
Indian Posse: A rogue's gallery
You don't have to be Indian to blog about Bollywood
Beth Watkins of Illinois holds her doll of Shahrukh Khan, one of the biggest stars in Bollywood.
Did Toronto G20 riots make Vancouver hockey mayhem worse?
Riot police stand guard at Hamilton Street and Georgia Street after the Bruins won the Stanley Cup and cars were set ablaze in Vancouver on June 15, 2011.
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