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June 26

UFC: Cheick Kongo KO's Pat Barry
Canada wins World Cup judo silver, bronze
Robert Kroetsch set his books in his native Alberta
So just how inexperienced is Layton's team of MPs?
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable
Canada advances to junior Pan Am volleyball final
Calder, Frandsen row to pairs victory
Danny Sahl captures Syncrude Boreal Open
Danny Sahl
Kirchmann, Veilleux triumph at Canadian road cycling championships
Erik Compton wins Mexico Open
Hospital bomb in Afghanistan may have been intended for governor's office
Behind the royal tour, a businesslike Usher of the Black Rod
Usher of the Black Rod Kevin MacLeod enters the House of Commons as the MPs prepare to vote for a new Speaker, Nov. 18, 2008.
No 'him' or 'hers' allowed: Is a gender-free preschool going too far?
Ontario NDP no longer trying to create Utopia
Adam Radwanski
Best pictures from June 26
Harb denies using his government position to influence Bangladesh for Niko
Mac Harb was appointed to the Senate in 2003 by Jean Chretien.
Postal service expected to resume on Tuesday
It seems that management and government alike are allowed to argue that the post office is either really important or not very important at all. (The same double-speak applied to the Air Canada strike.)
Peru revokes licence of Canadian mining firm Bear Creek
Canada needs to engage its citizens living abroad
Nearly 2.8 million Canadians (9 per cent of the population) live in other countries, according to a study by the Asia Pacific Foundation, proportionally about five times higher than the United States and roughly the same as Britain.
The Big Three
Halladay finally gets his homecoming
Philadelphia Phillies Roy Halladay throws in the fourth inning during their MLB Interleague baseball game with the Oakland Athletics in Philadelphia June 26, 2011. Halladay pitched a complete game and has his 10th win in the Phillies victory. REUTERS/Tom Mihalek
Canadian mining firm threatens legal action against Peru
Demonstrators march against violence in Juliaca, southern Peru, on June 25, 2010. Canada's Bear Creek Mining Corporation said it will use "all available avenues" to insist on its right to open a silver mine in the mountains of southeastern Peru, after authorities suspended its concession.
NHL continues to drag out Olympic decision
Bank flies in stars to help grow cricket in Canada
Former cricketers Sunil Joshi and Wasim Akram mentor young cricket players at L'Amoureaux Cricket Ground in Toronto June 26, 2011
Mom-and-pop bookshop brainstorms way to stay solvent
Three-year-old Emma Lorimer looks out the window from Tall Tales Books in Victoria, BC. Parents Kate and Drew who own the bookstore found a new way to improve their sales by asking customers to become subscribers.
Insurance may not cover all business losses
Welcome advice from Islamic clerics in Egypt
Palestinian children shout slogans and hold the Egypt flag during a rally in front of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip on June 21, 2011, demanding it to be open permanently and without restrictions or conditions on the passengers.
Little trust is restored by the Toronto police G20 report
Christine Sinclair and Canada take their soccer lumps
Stephen Brunt
Mississauga mayor's an unlikely convert to New Urbanism
As nation of immigrants, Canada must now confront its emigrants
Nearly 2.8 million Canadians (9 per cent of the population) live in other countries, according to a study by the Asia Pacific Foundation, proportionally about five times higher than the United States and roughly the same as Britain.
KHL luring Russians away from NHL
David Shoalts
Porter derails Montreal Impact
Canada's universities build a passage from India
Canada is racing to recruit Indian students like Vaibhav Agarwal, who is on an internship at the University of British Columbia.
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Woman running along rural road
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Smashing the Queen's Plate
Jockey Luis Contreras aboard "Inglorious" celebrates his first place finish in front of jockey Tyler Pizarro aboard "Hippolytus" during the Queen's Plate horse race in Toronto June 26, 2011. REUTERS/Mike Cassese
As the clock winds down, rival TMX bidders press their case
LSE CEO Xavier Rolet plans to spend Monday on the phone to try to sway investors.
Ottawa to step in on emissions technology
No shelter from the economic storm
Brian Milner
Inglorious charges to Queen's Plate victory
The turtle approach: slow, steady and loaded with cash
Vancouver's local businesses pay price for misguided policy
Gwyn Morgan
Rising NHL salary cap spurs trading frenzy
Eric Duhatschek
Women get their kicks at the World Cup
France's Marie-Laure Delie, left, and Nigeria's Faith Ikidi challenge for the ball during the group A match between Nigeria and France at the Women?s Soccer World Cup in Sinsheim, Germany, Sunday, June 26, 2011. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein)
For Cisco, a Canadian's global aspirations
Richard Blackwell
Independent agencies flex muscle at Cannes ad awards
A still from the award-wiining World Cup 2010 Commercial for Nike.
Jazz darling Esperanza Spalding hasn't let success go to her head
Grammy winner Esperanza Spalding performs in Switzerland in March 2011.
Faith, by Jennifer Haigh
Jennifer Haigh
Ag Growth a 'unique pure play' in grain handling and storage gear
Ag Growth plans to increase its share of the market for storage bins to 30 per cent from 10 per cent.
First nations, corporate leaders meet to map out partnership blueprints
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn Atleo.
Postal dispute was never about pensions, new hires
Barrie McKenna
Photos: Glitz and glamour from the 2011 IIFA Awards
'Peanut patch' aims to desensitize those with severe allergy
Garcia loses to Larrazabal in gripping finale
Sergio Garcia
Number of Russian players taken in the NHL entry draft
In Antigua, let go, relax and get your chakra fixed
The Hermitage Bay spa in the Caribbean.
A runner's diary: more focus, less ice cream
Dave Emilio is preparing for this fall's Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon
Study finds large number of impaired drivers on the roads
Why you have to pay for your own medical records
One health-care centre wanted to charge a patient $2,532 for a copy of their medical records.
Forget calm this long weekend - stress is good for you
I've always been a crybaby
The key to marathon training: the weekly long run
Running consultant Nicole Stevenson at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Maratho.
Nausea, dizziness, bleeding nipples: Why would anyone run a marathon?
Participants in the Toronto Marathon run along Rosedale Valley Road in Toronto, Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010.
What to do if you meet Wills and Kate
Prince William and Kate Middleton greet the crowds after launching the new RNLI's lifeboat 'Hereford Endeavour' at Trearddur Bay, Anglesey on February 24, 2011 in Trearddur, Wales.
Should I stretch during a warm-up?
Christine MacKay
Christine MacKay
An arresting simplicity in Sokolovic's a cappella opera
Krisztina Szabo, Carla Huhtanen and Laura Albino in a scene from "Svadba (Wedding)"
Bravo, Bollywood!
Ranbirraj "Raj" Kapoor, also known as The Show-Man, was an Indian film actor, producer and director of Hindi cinema. He was the winner of nine Filmfare Awards, while his films Awaara (1951) and Boot Polish (1954) were nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
Ontario NDP hopes 'practical' platform will reach broader audience
NHL divisions for 2011-12 season
Canada falls to Germany at Women's World Cup
Prince's genius in full form at Montreal show
Prince performs in Montreal during the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
Nine die in accidents during Quebec's holiday weekend
Svein Tuft sets cycling sights on 2012 Olympics
From soul to jazz, Aretha Franklin is still queen
Aretha Franklin performs on May 3, 2011, in New York City.
Violence grips southern Yemen as Saleh announces return
Casualty is Canada's 157th Afghan death
Oilers get Smyth, send Fraser to LA Kings
Calgary teen could be youngest person in space
HMV to sell Canadian stores to Hilco UK
A HMV sign is seen outside a store in Harrogate, northern England, in this December 11, 2008 file photo.
Gadhafi renews offer of vote to end Libya conflict
Moammar Gadhafi
Released Chinese dissident barred from speaking out against Communist Party
This 2007 photo shows prominent human rights activist Hu Jia, who was sentenced in 2008 to three years and six months in jail for subversion, his lawyer said, amid what rights groups charge was a campaign by China to silence dissent before the Olympics.
June 26: Your lookahead horoscope
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