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Former Olympian Trennon Paynter among new coaches on freestyle ski team
Kristina Groves plans bed-in to spur change
Who's up for what?
Hart trophy nominees Daniel Sedin, Corey Perry and Martin St. Louis
Jeff Skinner facing problem of being underage in Las Vegas
Thomas, Luongo go head-to-head again
Leaving Afghanistan: Obama's options for American troops' exit
In this June 9, 2011 file photo, a U.S. Marine walks on his way to pick up food supplies after they were dropped off by small parachutes from a plane outside Forward Operating Base Edi in the Helmand Province of southern Afghanistan.
The challenge of parenting a special-needs athlete
Go Canada Go! Fans and supporters of Team Canada, Canada's Special Olympics squad, came out to The Ballroom in downtown Toronto for a rousing send-off. The 146-member national team heads to Athens, Greece for the XIII Special Olympics World Summer Games, running June 25 to July 4, 2011. (l to r): NHL legend Darryl Sittler, chef de mission Jennifer Campbell, sprinter Catherine Partlow, the Hon. Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport) and swimmer Ashley Boyd.
Special Olympics prove a life-changing experience for some
Catherine Partlow.
Patients with chronic conditions get one-stop care
Dance me outside: National Aboriginal Day
Dancers from the Pikangikum First Nation in Northern Ontario finish their rehearsal at Toronto's St. Lawrence Centre on Tuesday.
Harper's majority can't guarantee Senate reform
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on June 21, 2011.
Rink-side mall on verge of foreclosure as Coyotes' future remains in doubt
Phoenix Coyotes fan Rob Jennings, of Gilbert, Ariz., holds up a sign in support of the Coyotes staying in Arizona, prior to Game 4.
Red-carded: Quebec teen told she can't referee soccer while wearing hijab
Highlights of William and Kate's Canadian itinerary
William and Kate's visit to Canada to be casual and action-packed
A Montreal synagogue feels the sting of a neighbourhood's animosity
The result of the Gate David referendum is symptomatic of the uneasy relationship between Montreal's Hasidic community and its secular neighbours.
Bollywood stars arrive in Toronto
Best pictures from June 21, 2011
Russian guards of honour attend a ceremony to inaugurate a monument dedicated to World War I Russian soldiers in Paris June 21, 2011.
Deal to save Paris rugby club in jeopardy
Job Ariste and his private foundation have agreed to invest $17-million in the embattled Stade Francais rugby club.
Staples cited for failing to delete data
A Staples logo is seen at a store, Monday, Dec. 1, 2008 in Boston.
Groin strain hampers Dalton Bell's push to be Argos' starting QB
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Dalton Bell hands-off to running back Chad Kackert during the second half of their CFL pre-season football game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Toronto June 18, 2011.
Privacy watchdog Jennifer Stoddart scolds eHarmony over privacy policy
eharmony dating service questionnaire
Privacy watchdog Jennifer Stoddart makes the Web a priority
Canada' Privacy Commissioner, Jennifer Stoddart, poses for portrait in Ottawa on Friday, April 23, 2010.
Small (with talent) is the new big at NHL draft
Eric Duhatschek
Blue Jays hold team meeting to let Ricky Romero clarify remarks
Ricky Romero #24 of the Toronto Blue Jays throws a pitch against the Baltimore Orioles during MLB action at The Rogers Centre June 15, 2011 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Vancouver police called for 300 officers on streets during Game 7
Riot officers keep a perimeter around two burning police cars in downtown Vancouver June 15, 2011.
New report urges mandatory phys-ed in Ontario schools
A new report urges mandatory physical education in Ontario schools, including nutrition and phys ed programs from grades 1 to 12.
A kinder, more gentle U.S. Open era
U.S. Open scoreboard
B.C. beefs up sheriff jobs as riot cases head to court
The province's court sheriffs are in for a busy time dealing with the deluge of cases from the Stanley Cup riots.
Native youth dance their way downtown
Students from the Pikangikum and Mushuau Innu First Nations practice their dance routines at Toronto's St. Lawrence Centre.
Freight train derails east of Revelstoke
Yes, your kid's whining really is that annoying
Adults are twice as likely to make errors in math problems with the sound of whining in the background versus that of a saw.
Couples withdraws from Montreal Championship
Kelowna Mountie pleading not guilty to assault charge
Kelowna resident Buddy Tavares suffered bruises and a bloodshot eye after being kicked in the head during an arrest by the RCMP in January.
Greece's Papandreou survives confidence vote
A protester wears national flags on her hand as she protests at Syntagma square in front of the Greek Parliament on June 22, 2011 in Athens, Greece.
Chu's critics raise valid points on how riots were handled
Gary Mason
Raptors' new coach puts emphasis on defence
Dwane Casey speaks after being introduced as the new head coach of the NBA Toronto Raptors during a news conference in Toronto June 21, 2011.
Does a diesel-powered luxury sedan make sense?
The 2011 Mercedes E 350 BlueTec is a classy, stylish four-door luxury sedan
Oak Bay Mayor takes his final walk
Since 2006, Mayor Christopher Causton has led an annual public tour of the back alleys of Oak Bay, B.C.
'Magic formula' losing its touch on latest stocks batch
Vancouver, Calgary launch ads to change their reputations
A woman writes a message on plywood covering the windows of a damaged store that was looted during riots after the NHL Stanley Cup finals in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia June 17, 2011.
Jeffrey Simpson: Tim Hudak's math doesn't add up
Jeffrey Simpson
Despite headwinds, all signs point to a stronger Oracle
Vancouver can now hold the mob to account
A woman walks past a shattered window at a commuter train station in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday June 16, 2011, after a riot following the Vancouver Canucks loss to the Boston Bruins in the NHL's Stanley Cup Final Wednesday night.
The NDP's incoherence on Senate reform
NDP Leader Jack Layton speaks to reporters after a caucus meeting on Parliament Hill on June 2, 2011.
Sino-Forest bonds downgraded
Photos supplied by Sino-Forest. Photo of one of their Gaoyao Particle Board operation in the city of Gaoyao, province is Guangdong and country is China .
Wong secures exemption into RBC Canadian Open
Eugene Wong
Kuchar, Johnson win CVS Caremark Charity Classic
Matt Kuchar
App firm Polar Mobile lands major Intel deal
Kunal Gupta, president and CEO of Polar Mobile
Potential NASA competition puts MDA deal at risk
The offices of MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates in Richmond, B.C.
Counterfeit Cialis may pose serious risk to those with heart condition
Stock photo
Frank Stronach sells large stake in Magna
Reinsurers promoting 'longevity risk' products
Alleged fraud victims come looking for the lawyers
Andrea Bosco, left, and her father Albert Bruno
Are we there yet? 3 kids gadgets to help beat boredom
Dissident shareholders poised to unseat Bennett board
For Cameco's new CEO, patience is a priority
A tank with filled uranium solution is seen at Inkai uranium mine near Taikonur settlement in southern Kazakhstan June 5, 2010.
The Prada men's 2012 spring-summer collection
For spring-summer 2010, Prada dresses men in colourful, cartoony golf-inspired designs
Party photos of the week
Fashion designer Denis Gagnon at the Luminato and Yves Saint Laurent opening night party held June 10 at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto.
Seeking a new top Mountie, committee stresses bureaucratic credentials
William Elliott, the first civilian commissioner of the RCMP, is stepping down this summer.
The curse of the 200-day moving average
David Parkinson
Scarborough woman dies in hot tub
A painful lesson in when stop-loss orders don't work
John Heinzl
Metrolinx seeks to calm anxieties over Eglinton LRT
As Metrolinx prepares for the underground Eglinton light-rail line, Eglinton residents are concerned that the street itself will miss out on needed repairs and pedestrian facilities.
Progress, by Michael V. Smith
Michael V. Smith
Mumps outbreak prompts call for residents to check immunization history
Metro Vancouver residents are being urged to check their vaccination history following an outbreak of mumps.
Canadian banks' great run may be nearing end of road
Cineplex at centre of Canada's Bollywood boom
A scene from Double Dhamaal, a comedy directed by Indra Kumar
A debt disaster by whatever measure you use
Neil Reynolds
Communications essential in time of crisis
The China Syndrome starred, from left, Jack Lemmon, Michael Douglas, Jane Fonda
Toronto poised for Bollywood boom
Prime Minister Stephen Harper talks with Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar before the start of the Canadian premiere of the film "Thank You" in April.
Unique art installation pays homage to Bollywood great Raj Kapoor
Artist Srinivas Krishna in front of one of the screens that allows him to capture the faces of visitors to his exhibit "My Name is Raj."
CBC Radio satirical show 'This Is That' sparks as much outrage as laughs
Peter Oldring (left) and Pat Kelly host the satirical CBC Radio show "This Is That."
The math of the modern jazz fest: Jazz + pop = crowds
Elvis Costello performs at a jazz festival on Spain last summer. But is he jazz?
New Bon Iver album a 'conversation about what place means to people'
Justin Vernon of Bon Iver
MPs stand up for Toronto's long-suffering sports fans
Toronto Maple Leafs fans share their dismay at the team's performance in March of 2008.
Jose Bautista continues to lead all-star voting
Toronto Blue Jays' Jose Bautista watches a foul ball during an at-bat in the eighth inning. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese
If you want to sleep better, try a hammock
Aretha Franklin fractures toe on Jimmy Choo shoe
Does my car really need those expensive repairs?
Rob MacGregor
Board of governors ratify two rule changes aimed at player safety
Brent Seabrook was hit behind the net in Game Three of the Western Conference Quarter-finals during the 2011 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at the United Center on April 17, 2011 in Chicago.
'Quit now': U.S. unveils graphic new cigarette labels
Dollar gains ahead of Greek confidence vote
The Greek Parliament, in Athens
Don Grey, 1934-2011
Duke Nukem Forever screenshot gallery
A screen from Duke Nukem Forever.
10 things I hate about Duke
A screen from Duke Nukem Forever.
Carstens promises to boost IMF economic oversight
The close: Dow, TSX gain
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Investors pull out of high-yield bond funds
You deleted your dating profile. Is it really gone?
Glee for the whole family
Members of the cast of Glee perform at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on Saturday June 11, 2011.
Lewis Richard (Rick) Scott
Rick Scott
What's up: June 22
New U.S. tobacco labels feature dead body, diseased lungs
TD upgrades Shaw to a top pick
Shaw's main office building in Calgary
Layton, Harper and the perils of political symbolism
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable.
BMO free and clear of raising equity for M&I
Bank of Montreal
Sake showdown: Canada v. Japan
RIM is cheap, but so what?
As increasingly popular smart phones push wireless-data usage to record levels scale is going to become more important around the world, including in Canada.
New Indian cookbooks fail to translate in the kitchen
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