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Best pictures from June 9
A white peacock opens its feathers in a cage in the Nehru Zoological Park in Hyderabad, India. The white peacock is a recessive mutation.
Spaniard Bescansa leads inaugural Western Open
Ramon Bescansa
G8 spending in Clement's riding left 'no paper trail'
Treasury Board President Tony Clement and Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird respond to the Auditor-General's report into G8 spending at an Ottawa news conference on June 9, 2011.
Cabbagetown displays ills of social housing
Cabbagetown
Vancouver coaches find inspiration in memory of friend
Roy MacGregor
Carolina Morace gets what she wants
Stephen Brunt
Politicians should know the risk of jinxing the team
Rod Mickleburgh
Little expertise available in pediatric stroke rehabilitation
RCMP neglecting its core duties as cuts take toll
High anxiety in Vancouver
Gary Mason
Camp offers real results for infant victims of stroke
Mike Sametz, 15, trains with his cycling group in Edworthy Park in Calgary, May 28. Sametz had a stroke in the womb, and has difficulty moving his right side.
Members at the Day of Overseas Indians conference
Voices from the Indian diaspora share perspectives on community
A pedestrian at the corner of Gerrard Street and Ashdale Avenue in Toronto's Little India Wednesday, June 8, 2011.
Syrian refugees pour into Turkey fearing bloody clash with government forces
Children walk beside tents in a refugee camp in the Turkish border town of Yayladagi in Hatay province June 9, 2011.
Making the case for vaccines
Community Health Nurse Amy Beck injects a patient with H1N1 vaccine in Calgary, Oct. 26, 2009.
Toronto, immigrants and natives now embrace Tories, Kenney says
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney addresses the Conservative Party convention in Ottawa on June 9, 2011.
Canucks' scoring slump starts at the top
Ryan Kesler,left, of the Vancouver Canucks talks with teammate Henrik Sedin during Game 4 on June 8, 2011.
Iqaluit woman planned to leave husband before killings: sister
Vivian Sula Enuaraq is shown in a handout photo taken from a Facebook page.
Richardson, two others lead Rex Hospital Open
Matthew Richardson
Nova Scotia urged to further study social impact of gambling
Gambling on our social future.
Judges in standoff over accused rights in Nova Scotia DNA conviction
Supreme Court justices Rosalie Abella, left, and Marie Deschamps.
Apps urges Liberals to become the party of the people again
World Bank presidents through the ages
Paul Wolfowitz - June 2005 to June 2007 Photo taken April 15, 2007.
Nick Diaz to challenge UFC champ Georges St-Pierre
Georges St-Pierre, red shorts, fought to a unanimous decision win over Jake Shields in the welterweight title bout at UFC 129 at the Rogers Centre on April 30 2011.(Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
B.C. natives put down roots in Vancouver's Chinatown
The native social housing building and healing lodge will go up near the iconic gate to Vancouver's Chinatown.
Toronto after-school program co-ordinator charged in alleged sex assault on student
Tim Thomas sticking it to Canucks
Eric Duhatschek
Raccoons, rabbits and rats: Pest control proves a pesky problem
The raccoon injured last week sports a cast at the Procyon Wildlife Rehab Centre.
Flashbacks: This week in B.C. political history
Seaspan's shipbuilding bid adrift in uncertainty
Civilian board approves Toronto police contract
The most bizarre use of Facebook in a divorce case ever
Oil industry outlines cleanup strategy for Arctic spill
Calling for patience, Ottawa prepares to extend fight against Gadhafi
Canadians pilots walk across the tarmac at Trapani airbase in Italy on March 24, 2011, after flying a mission over Libya.
New questions arise over Sino-Forest timber deal
Sino-forest operations in China. Photo for The Globe and Mail
Dollarama feels the bite of China's inflation
Larry Rossy, CEO of Dollarama, poses in his Cote Vertu store in Montreal.
Greek protesters pour out into the streets
A pensioner takes part in a protest rally during a 24-hour strike against a new austerity package in Athens June 9, 2011.
Canadian education is going global
Sonali Dash, an MBA student from India, poses for a photo while on break at York University's Schulich School of Business in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
When building gazebos violates the public trust
From June, 2010, in the picturesque Robertson Parkette on the shore of the Muskoka River, work on a new bandstand and public washroom, a beautification project the federal government financed in anticipation of this week's G8 summit, is shown.
Hunting for value in Africa with Ben Graham
Enbridge still short on pipeline support
Doctors discover possible new flu virus in Toronto-area boy
Community Health Nurse Amy Beck injects a patient with H1N1 vaccine in Calgary, Oct. 26, 2009.
U.S. middle class becomes a big business afterthought
A spoonful of sugar makes the additive go down
Public Mobile seeks to appeal Globalive ruling to top court
The Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa
Stretch of B.C. road designated 'Highway of Heroes'
Members of the Royal Westminster Regiment carry the casket of Master Corporal Colin Bason into a church in Aldergrove, B.C., July 17, 2007.
Twitter trying to fill dying girl's bucket list
Alice Pyne sits with her dog, Mable. Alice is fighting Hodgkin?s Lymphoma and has made a bucket list of things she would like to do. The Twittersphere is helping her acheive some of them.
Time to shift your investment strategy?
65,000 still in the dark after Ontario storm
Neighours Sieglinde Nicholson, right, and Retha McFadden assess the damage after a violent windstorm felled a tree onto Ms. Nicholson's home in Toronto on Thursday, June 9, 2011.
Why investors should try Reitmans on for size
Moses Znaimer on rowdy restaurants
Moses Znaimer
No Facebook promos please, we're French
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, seen here in Paris last month at the eG8 forum.
June 10: Letters to the editor
Boston Bruins Nathan Horton is wheeled off the ice on a stretcher after a hit by Vancouver Canucks' Aaron Rome during the first period in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup hockey playoff in Boston, June 6, 2011.
Bearish indicators sowing seeds for an Agrium exit
Skot Kortje
Brazil's Dilma Rousseff at risk of losing second minister
Dilma Rousseff, the Brazilian president
A two-for-one trip to Egypt this fall
A tourist walks in front of the Great Giza pyramids on the outskirts of Cairo.
Canucks fans desperate to keep the faith
Fans react while watching TV coverage of the Vancouver Canucks playing the Boston Bruins in game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final in downtown Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday June 8, 2011.
Als' Jerry Porter suffers season-ending Achilles tendon injury
Oakland Raiders wide receiver Jerry Porter (84) is stopped by New York Jets linebacker James Darling (51) after catching a pass from Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon for a first down in the first quarter of a game at the Network Associates Coliseum in Oakland, California on December 2, 2002.
Volcanic ash covers South America, grounds flights
Tourists wait for flights to resume at Montevideo's international airport on June 9, 2011.
Korean family facing deportation over autistic son allowed to stay in New Brunswick
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney speaks to reporters in the foyer of the House of Commons on March 7, 2011.
Yuja Wang with the TSO: A rising star gives notice
Yuja Wang
Big shareholders press for more dialogue with boards
David Denison, CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
Bill Daly says Winnipeg's arena meets most league standards as is
ComScore rankings for U.S. newspaper websites
Huffington Post trumps NY Times' web traffic
Arianna Huffington, President and Editor-in-Chief of the Huffington Post Media Group, was in Toronto for the launch of Huffington Post Canada and spent some time in discussion with a few local journalists on May 26, 2011.
How to save $700 on your energy bill
Canada's older workers have good shot at jobs: survey
Why are my friend's dividends being taxed....and not mine?
Nancy Woods
$1,200 bill for seized sparkplugs - is that right?
Ford F-150
Hillary Clinton in talks about World Bank presidency: sources
Dying teen's 'bucket list' trending on Twitter
The Globe and Mail talked to Hamas, now it's your turn
While Submarine rides a wave of approval, its director is less than buoyant
Richard Ayoade.
In the desert, this Rubber hits the road and then some
The killer tire confronts a doomed rabbit in a scene from "Rubber."
Tories crack munchkin joke for Elizabeth May, give cold shoulder to G8 critics
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May speaks in the House of Commons on June 2, 2011.
Brandon police use taser on 14-year-old brandishing piece of glass
Watching dumb movies could make you dumber
Jim Carrey, left, and Jeff Daniels in a scene from the movie Dumb and Dumber.
Publisher claims credit for children's book that is subject of salty parody
Detail of the cover of "It's Time to Sleep, My Love"
Clark, Dix lay out their visions for first nations
Premier Christy Clark in Burnaby, British Columbia, Tuesday, February 08, 2011.
Dollar higher as oil price continues advance
Argos to be subject of TSN documentary series
Spoleto USA sees surreal and eccentric lives on stage
A scene from "The Cripple of Inishmaan" at the Spoleto Festival
William Robertson McRae
In spite of cancer, I remain a runner
Fans to ask F1 leaders about greener cars, U.S. racing and more
Detail on the finishing line at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on June 9, 2011 in Montreal, Canada.
The close: Dow, TSX break losing streak
Liverpool complete Henderson signing
Prostate drugs such as Proscar raise risk of high-grade cancer
A prostate cancer medical slide.
Think commodities have peaked? Don't count on it
tractor-corn-fields
Party photos of the week
Sarah Daniel and Megan Kirkwood at the Dermaglow brand relaunch held June 1 at Malaparte in Toronto.
Nova Scotia police can use tasers on mentally ill under new guidelines
SEC warns on reverse takeovers
Investors view stock index at a securities company on August 23, 2007 in Wuhan of Hubei Province, China
Canadiens re-sign Andrei Kostitsyn
Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer: The official trailer
The bread that comes from circuses
A stretch of the Sea to Sky highway in Lion's Bay, B.C.
In media win, Apple relaxes rules for content
Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs takes the stage to discuss the iCloud service at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco June 6, 2011.
There's more to Italy's Veneto wine region than Valpolicella
Beppi Crosariol
Three U.S. energy stocks worth considering right now
The Tree of Life: The official trailer
Millie and Alfie in pictures
Millie Bolton shows her teacher, Jackie Sherkey, a picture she drew during full day Senior Kindergarten class at Westminster Public School.
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