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July 10

Canada stops Ecuador in Davis Cup
In Pictures: No speed limit on these Toronto streets
Should you be allowed to skip work if democracy is at stake?
Canada’s second Libya-bound warship leaves Victoria
Patients should be at centre of health services
Ontario, B.C. want to cut fees for cataract surgery
Improvements in technology have made cataract surgery quicker and safer: removing a cataract and implanting a new lens took about an hour a decade ago; today it can be done in about 15 minutes.
CBC science broadcaster Bob McDonald escapes the centre of the universe
Viktor Stalberg agrees to two-year deal with Blackhawks
Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo stops Chicago Blackhawks Viktor Stalberg during the first period in Game 4 of their NHL Western Conference quarter-final hockey game in Chicago, April 19, 2011. Stalberg agreed to a new two-year deal with the Blackhawks on Sunday. REUTERS/John Gress
Emboldened by fewer fatalities, B.C. scraps plan for softer drunk-driving campaign
An RCMP officer performs a breathalyzer test on a driver during a roadside check in Surrey, B.C., just before midnight on Friday September 24, 2010.
National energy strategy gains clout
Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver says Canada clearly needs 'a more national approach' on a range of energy issues.
Hope residents mourn dismantling of bridge used in Rambo movie
Hinchcliffe is Canada's top Indy finisher
Newman/Haas driver James Hinchcliffe and his girlfriend Melissa Feldhake walk to the track before practice sessions before the qualifications at the Honda Indy Toronto, July 9, 2011. REUTERS/Mark Blinch
Ill-equipped teenagers members of the Libyan anti-Gadhafi rebels
Obama’s attempt to engineer debt deal hits stalemate
Konrad Yakabuski
Integrating health care necessary for an aging population
Registered nurse Cheri Morren gives eighty-four-year-old Harold Sacks a check-up in his room at St. Joseph's Villa in Dundas, Ont. June 17/2011.
Rhythm nation: Squamish youth celebrate tradition with 24th annual powwow
Don’t put all loans on ice because of hockey-rink failure, council told
Czech violinist Josef Suk lived up to family legacy
Quebec considering its own gun registry
A rifle owner checks the sight of his rifle at a hunting camp property in rural Ontario west of Ottawa on Wednesday Sept. 15, 2010. The House of Commons is set to vote on the long-gun registry next week.
Matt Dunigan reveals dark days with post-concussion syndrome
Despite low election turnout, apathy is overrated
An Elections Canada ballot box is shown on federal election day in Montreal, Monday, May 2, 2011.
Give Canada’s visiting brains a boost
Aggression, collisions rule on the streets of Toronto
Jeff Pappone
Proposed coal mine faces rocky reception in Vancouver Island community
Portraits from the 24th Annual Squamish Nation Powwow
MLB looks to quell All-Star game agitators
Hulsizer steps in to solve Bettman's Blues
David Shoalts
West's future 'has to include manufacturing'
Holders Serbia stop Sweden in Davis Cup quarters
Rookie Panzeri triumphs on Canadian Tour
Tough questions expected at RIM annual meeting
A RIM BlackBerry smart phone. Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail
Canoeing the Rouge River: Part two
Writer Ian Merringer (in the stern seat) and Jim Robb, General Manager of the Friends of the Rouge Watershed (in the bow seat) paddle near the mouth of the Rouge River in Scarborough, Ont. June 28/2011.
Touting equities in a risk-averse market
Brian Milner
NFL Stumbling blocks: Free agency, rookie wages
St. Louis Rams' quarterback Sam Bradford, the 2010 top overall pick by St. Louis, signed a six-year, $78-million contract that included a record $50-million in guaranteed money. Rookie wages are one of the big stumbling blocks in the NFL lockout. REUTERS/Sarah Conard
Sick, grumpy, late staff a headache for Elections Canada in May 2 vote
Kandahar’s electrical system in shambles, despite years of foreign aid
Best pictures from July 10
Senegalese model Sachakara Dieng poses for a portrait backstage during Dakar Fashion Week July 10, 2011.
Crunch time looms for public-sector pensions
Gwyn Morgan
Diverse bond ETFs shine in volatile quarter
Despite poor growth, corporate profits soar
Alcoa headquarters in Pittsburgh. Jeff Swensen/Getty Images
BoC’s business outlook survey packs more weight than usual
Steve Smith suffers near miss at Mountain Bike World Cup
Harper’s ‘arrogance’ will come back to haunt him, opposition says
Target targets the fresh food market
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Dylan Armstrong captures Aviva shotput title
Canada's Dylan Armstrong claimed the shotput title at the Birmingham Grand Prix track and field championship on Sunday. (AP File Photo/Matt Dunham)
The 'snicker factor' aside, hemp is serious business
A marijuana starter plant is for sale at a medical marijuana dispensary in Seattle. An analysis by Sea Change Strategies, a research firm for non-profit organizations, estimated the medical marijuana market could grow to $8.9-billion (U.S.) by 2016.
Moving is stressful enough – make sure you’ve planned for all the fees
Alberta Wildrose leader rubs elbows with Stephen Harper during Stampede
Betty Ford, much admired for being outspoken, courageous and honest
New Pimco fund a vote of confidence for actively managed ETFs
Pimco's Bill Gross
Taking the checkered flag
Carrie Fisher revisits her personal star wars in 'Wishful Drinking'
The Boy, by Betty Jane Hegerat
Betty Jane Hegerat
Paula Findlay pulls out of Edmonton Triathlon
Canada's Paula Findlay joins spectators after pulling out of the ITU World Cup Triathlon in Edmonton July 10, 2011. Findlay announced at the last minute that she could not compete due to an injury.
A week with plenty of material for bulls and bears to fight over
Fed chairman Ben Bernanke testifies Wednesday morning before Congress on economic, employment and budget issues.
In Pictures: Will and Kate's second day in California
Top-seeded Isner stands tall in Newport
John Isner of the U.S. hits a return to France's Nicolas Mahut during the fifth set at the 2010 Wimbledon tennis championships in London, June 23, 2010.
Need a break in Bangkok? This spa is your stop
Indulge in a spa treatment at Banyan Tree Bangkok.
I'm waiting months to see a specialist. What can I do?
Drinking guidelines not high enough, new study finds
Nine drinks a week may be too many.
Afraid of happiness? You're not alone
What exercises can I do to alleviate the pain of osteoarthritis?
Do you have the body type to run a marathon?
Would you want your car to drive itself?
Several auto companies are testing driverless cars, with intentions to make the vehicle available for mass consumption by 2018.
How to ace a job interview
Don?t mess up the factors you can control at a job interview, including wardrobe, handshake and direct eye contact.
Got allergies? Here’s how to garden
Marjorie Myrtess Delange
Marjorie Delange.
Is marathon training a licence to eat?
A runner's diary: Nutrition is not to be taken lightly
Bike for free in B.C.
Panorama Resort in eastern B.C. is offering a discount bike package.
My daughter is planting trees and I miss her
Stefan Wilson wins Indy Lights
Canadian actor/comedian Dan Ackroyd signs a bottle of his wine during an appearance at the Oak Tree Place liquor store in Charlottetown Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2007. He is a partner in the Ontario winery Diamond Estates wine and Spirits Ltd. and the Island liquor outlets have begun carrying their white and red wine.
Hospitals with C. difficile remain safe, officials say
C. difficile is a common cause of infectious diarrhea in nursing homes and hospitals, and usually occurs in patients who have been taking regular antibiotics for an infection.
On the Rocks: Shaw’s political satire still resonates
Festival de Lanaudière kicks off with a tight, clean symphony
Six-figure salaries at Canadian charities raise questions on how money is spent
Rubenstein: Celebrating the club pros
Good day for Canadians at World Rowing Cup
Lindsay Jennerich, left, and Tracy Cameron, right, of Canada compete during the Lightweight Women's Double Sculls at the rowing World Cup on lake Rotsee in Lucerne, Switzerland, Sunday, July 10, 2011.
Liverpool hint at Anfield stadium exit
A workman applies gold leaf to the Shankly gates outside Liverpool's Anfield stadium in Liverpool, northern England August 2, 2010.
Back in Leafs Nation − at 99
Martha Roy didn`t need to call for a genie. Her wish was granted by her friends at Sunnybrook Veterans Centre.
The life of Betty Ford
Quebec’s honeymoon with NDP will pass, Harper tells party faithful
Will my tire pressure monitoring system work all year?
July 11: Letters to the editor
Panzeri leads Canadian Tour field
Nestor, Pospisil keep Canada's Davis Cup hopes alive
Canada's Vasek Pospisil, left, and doubles partner Daniel Nestor celebrate after defeating Ecuador in a Davis Cup doubles match in Guayaquil, Ecuador, Saturday July 9, 2011. (AP Photo/Patricio Realpe)
July 10: Your lookahead horoscope
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