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June 27

B.C. grapples with animal traps and their unexpected victims
A lonesome gray cat crosses a road in this June 21, 2011 file photo.
Alberta's Wildrose: Are they ready to lead?
Wildrose Alliance leader Danielle Smith speaks to reporters.
Buddies in Bad Times wins big at Dora Mavor Moore Awards
A scene from "Blasted" at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
Best pictures from June 27
Waiters from the Grand Court Hotel carry trays as they compete in a race in Jerusalem. Some 15 waiters took part in a race in which they had to carry a tray with a wine bottle, a full glass and a plate of food. The winner of the race will go to Brussels to compete in an international race.
Peru's president-elect vows consultation in bid to end mining conflicts
Ottawa to sell AECL to SNC-Lavalin
A sign is seen outside reactor at the AECL Chalk River nuclear facility in this 2007 file photo.
Peel's 'hard-line' police abuse the law: critics
Dave McPhail, a truck mechanic, was illegally strip searched by Peel Police.
One year after fatal clash, a new Freedom Flotilla sets sail
An activist takes part in a news conference in Athens announcing plans for a flotilla of ships to break the Israeli blockade of Gaza.
Canadians divided on expats' right to vote: survey
Joanna Wong, 30, who is originally from Vancouver, has lived for the last five years in China, where she runs a company.
Potential owner runs out of patience with Phoenix Coyotes
Retired Nova Scotia justice official to probe Stanley Cup riot
Riot officers some on foot and some on horses try to clear the streets of downtown Vancouver June 15, 2011 during the Stanley Cup riot. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
Canada Post lockout drives thousands to switch to online billing
Nicole Mackoway looks over her bills at her home in Edmonton on June 27, 2011. Because of the postal strike, Ms. Mackoway now pays and receives her bills online.
Burnaby resident apprehended at border in 28-year-old homicide case
U.S. Supreme Court rejects ban on violent video games
Living research lab prepares for royal couple's Canadian visit
Dr. Barry Baylis, co-Director of research and innovation at the Foothills Hospital checks the health of "iStan" or Standardized Man, a patient simulation robot at the Foothills Hospital in Calgary, on June 23, 2011. The "Living Lab" offers medical staff the chance to practice medical scenarios on a replica of a human patient. The computer controlled simulation is operated remotely from another room and will be a stop for the royal tour.
Toronto auditor eyeing Fords' lack of spending disclosure - but penalties far from certain
Councillor-elect Doug Ford, left, follows Toronto mayor-elect Rob Ford to a media conference at City Hall on Nov. 29, 2010.
IIFA success may help McGuinty woo immigrant votes
Adam Radwanski
Get well soon, guys: ‘Man flu’ is real, study finds
Baird's surprise Libya visit reinforces Canada's support for revolution
John Ibbitson
Pathways to Education expanding with $28.5-million from Ontario
Arrest warrant for Gadhafi a new complication for NATO
Libyans celebrate in the Benghazi courthouse on Monday after hearing news of an arrest warrant against Moammar Gadhafi.
What wine do you pair with Spam?
In this Aug. 20, 2009 file photo, a can of Spam is shown on a counter in North Andover, Mass.
Money laundering going largely unpunished in Canada
Ontario police forces worked together on Project Blackhawk, targeting drug trafficking and money laundering.
A lone bear warns Dollarama's glory may be fading
David Milstead
Galt Knife Old Style Lager, Ontario
No. 99 Wayne Gretzky Estates Estate Series Sauvignon Blanc 2008, Niagara
Flat Rock Cellars Riesling 2010, Niagara
Antucura Calvulcura 2005, Argentina
Château Kirwan 2007, France
Marziano Abbona Rinaldi Barbera d’Alba 2008, Italy
Don't ask, won't tell in Vancouver
Gary Mason
Why renting can be the right choice for aging boomers
Rob Carrick
Canada's most profitable specialty and pay TV channels
Mike Richards, photographed at the TSN studio on Richmond Street West in Toronto on April 8, 2011, is the new host for TSN radio.
Sports networks ready to flex muscles
TSN is already the most profitable specialty network in Canada
Thanks to the Senate for their sober thoughts on Canada Post
On human rights, China enforces the sound of silence
Activist artist Ai Weiwei opens the gate to talk to journalists gathered outside his home in Beijing, China, Thursday, June 23, 2011.
The surprising payoff from shorted stocks
Looking for bargains in Sino-Forest's shadow
Migao CEO Guocai Liu
Juventus, Sporting Clube de Portugal to play friendly at Toronto's BMO Field
Evan Lysacek sets stage for showdown with Patrick Chan
Evan Lysacek of the United States reacts after he competes in the men's figure skating free skating on day 7 of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics at the Pacific Coliseum on February 18, 2010 in Vancouver, Canada.
Christine Sinclair enters pantheon of Canadian sporting icons
Stephen Brunt
Vancouver: A city where jazz is everywhere
The Lost Fingers, a jazz trio from Quebec
The real damage may be an orphaned TMX
TMX Broadcast Centre manager Kris Backus walks in front of the centre's display board in Toronto on Monday May 16, 2011. The homegrown group making a $3.6-billion proposal for TMX Group (TSX:X) says its Ðtruly Canadian" bid wouldn't mean job cuts or a management shakeup and the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange would remain publicly traded.
The complete list of 2011 Dora Mavor Moore Awards winners
Driver's Logbook: Will the Volt save GM, or kill it?
2012 Chevrolet Volt
Aitken an 'aggressive, no nonsense commissioner'
Competition Commissioner of Canada Melanie Aitken
Dave Dickenson is the brains behind Calgary offence
Longtime Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Dave Dickenson announces his retirement from the sport in Calgary, Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Bud Selig’s battle in Los Angeles is personal
Hulsizer looks to walk away from Coyotes
Goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov of the Phoenix Coyotes in action against the Detroit Red Wings.
Chronically ill baby boomers clogging doctors' offices: study
Loonie gains strength with hopeful Greek signs
Erwin Perezdetagle, lead hand of coining at the Royal Canadian Mint in Winnipeg inspects coins as the come off the press Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Interpreter, by Ludmila Ulitskaya
Ludmila Ulitskaya
Vancouver gets modest hike in its credit rating
Social media could help detect pandemics, MD says
German Health Minister Daniel Bahr puts on protective gloves as he visits a lab in the western German city of Muenster on June 18, 2011. The Environment Ministry of the state of Hesse announced that the deadly O 104:H 4 strain of the deadly E. coli bacteria had been found in the "Erlenbach" stream near Frankfurt am Main.
Stanley Black & Decker bids $1.2B for Sweden's Niscayah
Hockey Hall prepares to call new class
Dallas Stars Joe Nieuwendyk hoists the Conn Smythe Trophy after the Stars defeated the Buffalo Sabres 2-1 in triple overtime to win the Stanley Cup in Buffalo, N.Y., Sunday June 20, 1999. If Ken Hitchcock was in charge of the Hockey Hall of Fame, Nieuwendyk and Ed Belfour would each be getting a call. The former Dallas Stars teammates will be among the players considered when the Hall's 18-member selection committee sits down together Tuesday to determine the next group of inductees.
How to prepare a hotel for a royal visit: carefully
The Fairmont Palliser Hotel in Calgary.
No more shrink wrap: Would you support a 'zero waste' grocery store?
10 best-performing S&P 500 stocks of 2011
Dave Salmoni: From Sarnia to the Sahara
Dave Salmoni, host of the new Mark Burnett television series "Expedition Impossible"
Singer Keren Ann trades her guitar for a gun
Keren Ann
Axe hits Industry Canada amid questions about timing of Tory cuts
Pedestrians cross the street near Parliament Hill in Ottawa on April 27, 2011.
B.C. urged to fund prostitutes’ lawyers at probe into murders
Drop in construction mirrors Egypt's disarray
The Nile City Towers in Cairo, where Orascom Construction Industries have their offices.
Apartment buildings using DNA to detect whose pets are leaving a mess
American cocker spaniel 'Vasco' poses with a decorative bowl In Paris Monday June 20. 2011. A three-story town house on Paris' exclusive Place Vendome, with sumptuous interiors hung with plush red velvet and dazzling gilded chandeliers it's an address fit for a king. Or his dog. The property in question is actually a miniature replica of a Paris town house, handmade for discerning pooches with deep pockets and a taste for the finer things in life.
European, Opel-based Buick Regal gets turbocharged
The 2011 Buick Regal features a definite European flair.
Colabor Group Inc. has a flex point on the calendar
Lou Schizas
Michelle Monkhouse
The government changed my name
'An exercise in place-making'
Party Photos of the Week
Leanne Stratton (left) and Kardinal Offishall at the BHD Lounge.
Canada captain Sinclair fitted for protective mask
Dodgers' trail of tears continues
Kia Optima hipper than its Hyundai sibling
Kia Optima
The close: Dow, TSX gain
Kirk Muller leaves the Habs for AHL job
Beginning of end for Greek troubles, or for Greece itself?
Michael Babad
Israel pressures Greece to halt Gaza flotilla, activists say
What's that smell coming from my vents?
What's up: June 28
Party Photos of the week - Mad Hot Wonderland gala
David and Robin Young and Kelvin Browne attend the Mad Hot Wonderland gala at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, close to 2,000 partygoers raised over a million dollars for the National Ballet.
Boylston: A place to call home
Pride in bilingualism, environment shines in Rosemere
Federer moves into quarter-finals
Poor marketing hurt 'Barney's Version' in the U.S., director says
Paul Giamatti, left, and Dustin Hoffman in a scene from "Barney's Version"
International bond investments
International bond investments
'Human climate' makes Lethbridge a great community, resident says
Maple's bid is just a leveraged recap: TMX
TMX CEO Thomas Kloet
Lady Gaga sued over Japan earthquake charity bracelets
Lady Gaga performs during the MTV Video Music Aid Japan at Makuhari Messe on on Saturday in Chiba, Japan.
Irish government to bail out fifth national bank
Talk hands-free and reverse at the same time
A Bluetooth speakerphone is housed within a rearview mirror that does double duty as a backup camera.
Air Canada agents approve pact with airline
Crude oil above $100 is hard to stop
A man walks past storage area for oil barrels in Shanghai.
MDC to market Target in Canada
MDC Partners CEO MIles Nadal
Final event of CN Canadian Women's Tour set for Tuesday
Jessica Shepley
Greece's political odd couple serious about averting default
Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, left, shakes hands with Prime Minister George Papandreou.
E-learning brings new hires up to speed
Map: Forth Smith, Northwest Territories
Classic Cars: Racing's tiny terrors
This late 1940s model Midget race car is owned by P.R. (Bud) Clarke of Kingston, Ont. "It's just such a neat little car,' says Clarke.
Map: Rosemere, Quebec
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