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June 19

A billionaire's breakup
Billionaire Wang Gongquan sings his heart out.
Sanchez has big spenders licking their lips
Chile's Alexis Sanchez in actionat the Under-20 Soccer World Cup in Edmonton, July 5, 2007. REUTERS/Dominic Ebenbichler
Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga steal the show at MuchMusic Video Awards
NDP faces barriers to evolution
NDP leader Jack Layton pauses as he delivers his keynote speech to the party's 50th anniversary convention in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday June 19, 2011.
Strikes, trials and budgets, oh my: House busy before summer recess
Air Canada customer service agents picket outside Pierre Elliott Trudeau airport in Montreal Tuesday, June 14, 2011.
Rogers urges CRTC to rein in broadcast 'wild west'
CRTC Chairman Konrad von Finckenstein in Ottawa, Nov. 16, 2009.
Around the majors
Brian Fuentes #57 of the Oakland Athletics pitches against the San Francisco Giants in the ninth inning during a MLB baseball game June 19, 2011 at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, California. The Athletics won the game 2-1. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)
Music's hottest stars take to the stage at the MMVAs
Lady Gaga arrives on stage during the 2011 MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto on Sunday, June 19, 2011.
Worst breakup ever? Billionaire's online dump goes viral
In an online video, Wang Gongquan sings about his love-life drama.
Flash mob downloads instructions for fun
One participant, following instructions, steps back from the group and is taking a quick photo of another experimenter during the MP3 Experiment, a free public event created by Improv Everywhere, a New York City-based collective.
Best pictures from June 19/2011
Kelita Zupancic collects Judo bronze for Canada
Kelita Zupancic (L) of Canada challenges Yoriko Kunihara of Japan during their women's under 70 kg semifinal at the IJF Grand Slam judo tournament in Rio de Janeiro June 19, 2011. REUTERS/Sergio Moraes
Local opponents turn Vancouver riots into mudslinging
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, left, and British Columbia Premier Christy Clark tour Granville St. in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday June 16, 2011.
Heavy rains flood southeastern Saskatchewan
Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, tours the SaskPower Boundary Dam Power Station on Tuesday, March 25, 2008 in Estevan, Sask.
Faces in the mob seek forgiveness after Vancouver's Stanley Cup riots
Camille Cacnio, who participated in the Vancouver riots on June 15, pictured in Surrey, B.C., Sunday, June 19, 2011.
Vancouverites scrawl their feelings on signs of rioter's destruction
Mark Hume
Golden Bear likes what he sees in McIlroy
Confronting an attacker in court with forgiveness in her heart
Jessica Ziakin Cook faced a long recovery after a vicious attack in her home in Victoria, B.C.
Asbestos should be listed in Rotterdam Convention as potentially harmful
Infrastructure Minister Chuck Strahl responds during Question Period in the House of Commons on Sept. 20, 2010.
B.C. financial regulator launches review of how credit unions are run
Vancity credit union CEO Tamara Vrooman in Vancouver Jan. 6, 2009.
China's darling Li Na heads to Wimbledon
Aboriginal Canadians get a fuller share of rights
David Langtry, Acting Chief Commissioner, Canadian Human Rights Commission, speaks with the media during a news conference in Ottawa, Friday June 17, 2011.
On the trail of the truth behind Sino-Forest
A herder from the Lahu minority drives his water buffalo through Mangmei village near Mending, Yunnan Province, China on June 9, 2011. Sino-Forest owns much of the forest land around Mangmei.
China's capital controls lead to corruption
Duelling QBs push Argos past Tiger-Cats
Canada U17s drop 13th straight match
Gaping holes in our knowledge of the labour market
Construction workers are photographed at Union Station in Toronto June 13, 2011.
Harper government spent $1-million to lobby U.S. on carbon capture and storage
Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
McIlroy a hero in his hometown of Holywood
For South Africa's sickened gold miners, a long wait for justice
After working in a South African gold mine, Wilson Mafolwana suffers from silicosis, a disease of the lungs caused by breathing dust containing silica particles.
The launch of a new Canadian sports magazine
Mickelson's U.S. Open ends how it started
Goggin wins Wichita Open
The Big Three
Donald too burned out to give best at U.S. Open
From a child with cancer, a lesson in living
Five-year-old Meaghan McCarthy plays with friends on the playground at Earl Haig Public School in Toronto, Ont. June 16/2011. Meaghan, who suffers from cancer rarely misses school even during her treatment.
Colin Campbell glad to be out of NHL firing line
David Shoalts
Bieber, celebrities rock the red carpet at MuchMusic Video Awards
Singer Avril Lavigne arrives on the red carpet during the MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto June 19, 2011.
Whitecaps end slide, topple Union
Mike Percy: An educated eye on Alberta's future
Mike Percy, dean at the University of Alberta's business school.
Rivals' woes put crimp in Bombardier's order book
Gary Scott, president of new commercial aircraft at Bombardier, in a C Series mock-up in Montreal .
President Karzai speaks; world, own press office try to decipher
Rubenstein: Let's savour McIlroy's glorious performance
RBC sheds its U.S. retail arm
A man walks into a Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) in Toronto March 3, 2011.
Why investors shouldn't bet against China's economy
(AP Photo/Chien-min Chung)
Iconic Marilyn Monroe dress sells for $4.6-million
Compromise puts Greece back in holding pattern
Brian Milner
With Harper majority, expectations higher and priorities clear for business
In Jim Flaherty, the business community has a finance minister that it has developed great confidence in, and affection for.
Balancing the books Job One for Harper's team, executives say
Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Beginners: Making the unfamiliar a matter of family
Christopher Plummer (left) and Ewan McGregor in a scene from "Beginners," in which they play a father and son.
Video game should get five minutes for stupidity
Svein Tuft wins final stage of Tour de Beauce, finishes third overall
Canada's Svein Tuft competes in the Men's Time Trial, at the UCI road cycling World Championships in Mendrisio, Switzerland, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009. Tuft of Langley, B.C., has signed to ride with the Canadian-based Team SpiderTech.
NDP's Layton pushes party organizing tactics
NDP Leader Jack Layton raises his cane as he takes to the stage to deliver his keynote speech to the party's 50th anniversary convention in Vancouver, June 19, 2011.
I promise to love, cherish and never cut my hair
How to protect your digital privacy
Hands typing on laptop
Not all sunscreens are created equal
UVA v. UVB? Health Canada reviewing sunscreen rules
Devon Garrison plays in the pool at the clubhouse of his sub-division in Montgomery, Ala., Tuesday, June 14, 2011.
An Aussie spa that will make you cry with happiness
Byron Bay's Top Reef and Rainforest Eco Spa Retreat.
Sylvia Katz
Sylvia Katz,
I had heart surgery at 39
Dancer Kalpita Desai gets into the Bollywood groove
Kalpita Desai prepares for her 2011 IIFA Awards Performance in North Vancouver, Thursday, June 16, 2011.
Why won't my province cover drugs that others do?
Turn to kinesiology tape for 'treatment between treatment'
SpiderTech precut kinesiology tape
How to avoid a post-boot-camp plateau
Young asian woman doing a Side Plank - Abdominal Exercise
Thinking of trying hot yoga? Read this first
Students at Bikram Yoga Toronto on Bloor Street work out during a class on June 16, 2011.
Water polo player suspended over alleged involvement in Canucks riot
Riot police walk in the street on June 15, 2011 in Vancouver. Vancouver broke out in riots after their hockey team the Vancouver Canucks lost in Game Seven of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Statement by Nathan Kotylak
The social dynamics that accompany riots are undoubtedly more complex today than they once were.
Review: Child of Eden is immersive gaming at its best
"Child of Eden" functions much like Mizuguchi's previous work, "Rez," in that the player character is a static form.
17-year-old apologizes for involvement in Stanley Cup riots
A small tornado forms inside the fire of a burning car during riots in Vancouver, British Columbia June 16, 2011.
NDP holds on proposal to remove "socialism" from party constitution
Senate reform fight heats up
Pamela Wallin, former broadcaster
k.d. lang transforms at Luminato
k.d Lang performs on an open-air stage as part of the Luminato festival in downtown Toronto on Friday, June 17,
NDP keeps door open for merger talks with Liberals
NDP leader Jack Layton listens to speeches during the party's 50th Anniversary Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia June 18, 2011.
Canadian army hands over Afghan village to U.S.
Pte. Danny Drapeau, of Alpha Company 1st Battalion Royal 22e Regiment, waits to lowers the Canadian flag for the last time at Forward Operating Base Zangabad on Sunday June 19, 2011.
McIlroy shatters records in historic U.S. Open victory
Rory McIlroy hoists the U.S. Open trophy
Jays sign Yunel Escobar to $10-million contract extension
Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Yunel Escobar (L) tags out Cincinnati Reds' Brandon Phillips at second base stealing during the first inning of play in their MLB inter-league baseball game at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio, June 18, 2011.
Canada takes bronze at U16 women's FIBA tourney
Cobourg man, son set Guinness World Record after pulling 72-tonne trucks
Tens of thousands march against Euro Pact in Spain
Protesters demonstrate against the euro pact in Madrid on June 19, 2011. Thousands of people began gathering outside the Spanish parliament in Madrid in a new protest against rampant unemployment and biting austerity measures.
Serena Williams ready to defend Wimbledon title
U.S. Open officials defend Congressional, applaud McIlroy
Boeing rolls out new version of 747 at Paris Air Show
Boeing's new 747-8 making its debut Sunday, June 19 at Paris Air Show.
Rubenstein: Vincent Dumouchel wins PGA Championship of Canada
Apple, Google and RIM to ban drunk-driving apps
Former Liberal leader Dion makes appearance at NDP convention
June 19: Your lookahead horoscope
Gemini
Calgarian is betting his boots on Will and Kate
Clem Gerwing of Alberta Boot Co. is hoping to present a pair to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when they're in town in July.
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