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Expert on home, family issues, Doris Badir redefined ‘woman’s role’
Best pictures from July 13
Revellers jump into the sea followed by a bull, during the Bulls to the Sea festival in the eastern town of Denia, Spain.
Rob Grill's supple voice complemented Grass Roots’s pure pop
Dylan Armstrong claims another shot put title
Canada must help strengthen Pakistan's civilian rule
Campbell Clark
Stephanie Dubois reaches quarter-finals of Granby Challenger
Chinese-Canadians reluctant to join military, study finds
Cowin Poon of Markham, whose mother immigrated to Canada from Hong Kong, is a member of the Air Cadets.
Six Blue Jays storylines for the second half
Jarvis lanes had to die so others could be born
A cyclist uses the bike lanes on Jarvis Street in downtown Toronto in July, 2011.
Dead teen’s family assails Health Canada’s inaction on inquest recommendations
Christy Clark eases tension with mayors after gas-tax slight
The Canada Line in Vancouver, March 27, 2009.
Air Canada ordered to pay $12,000 to passenger unable to order drink in French
Crosscheck: How BC Ferries came up with David Hahn's pension plan
BC Ferries president David Hahn during a news conference in Prince Rupert on March 23, 2006.
GOP freshmen turn Boehner's dream job into a nightmare
Konrad Yakabuski
Winnipeg police link crime spree to gang war
Enraged Indians blame Pakistan for lethal Mumbai bombings
Toronto picked to host 2012 Microsoft conference
A worker prepares the logo on the Microsoft stand at the CeBIT computer fair in Hanover, Germany, in February, 2011.
CFL touchdown record will fall to 'true passer'
CFL quarterback Damon Allen speaks to the media after announcing his retirement from professional football in Toronto May 28, 2008.
Have you seen this summer's 'plant from hell'?
It may look pretty, but this toxic plant is spreading again during this hot summer season
Last shuttle stocks up space station, hauls away the trash
UBC law school gets donation worth almost $12-million
UBC campus in Vancouver.
Senators call for U.S. corruption probe into News Corp.
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer, along with Senator John Rockefeller, is pressing the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission to look into Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
Sun Media quits press complaint council
The offices of The Toronto Sun, part of the Sun Media newspaper chain.
Listing helps the polar bear survive a warming world
The polar bear is finally set to be listed under Canada's species-at-risk legislation. The federal government has given notice that it intends to list the iconic white mammal as a species of concern under the law. A polar bear mother and her two cubs walk along the shore of Hudson Bay near Churchill, Man.
Ottawa moves to preserve home for the woodland caribou
Woodland caribou are found across Canada's boreal region, but they are on the path to extinction in Canada.
Compulsive hoarder faces eviction by BC Housing
Sandy Lupton's,appartment in Surrey on July 12th,
Watch: Ron Paul grills Fed's Ben Bernanke
The beginning of the end of the Murdoch era
Eric Reguly
RIM's retooling tests patience of investors
A RIM BlackBerry smart phone. Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail
Atleo's bold call for abolition of the Indian Act requires a bold plan
National Chief Shawn Atleo holds up an agreement signed between First Nations and the Soci�t� Nationale de l'Acadie as he delivers his opening address at the 32nd Annual General Assembly of the Assembly of First Nations in Moncton, NB on Tuesday July 12, 2011.
South Sudan's struggle isn't over
Air Canada, WestJet lowering fares
Air Canada employees check in travellers at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Strong demand keeps railways on track
How Ron Paul got Ben Bernanke to crack a smile
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
Chavez expects to undergo chemo or radiation
A Venezuelan fan at a soccer match in Salta, northwest of Buenos Aires, wishes her President all the best with a sign reading "Lord, give Chavez health."
Ontario urged not to scrap renewable energy policy
White House Chief of Staff John Podesta talks about the FY2001 Budget, set for release Monday, Feb. 7, 2000, during the taping of Fox News Sunday at the Fox studios in Washington Sunday, Feb. 6, 2000.
Israel boycotts the boycotters
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sponsored a bill to oppose boycotts of Israeli academics and West Bank products.
Cameron's Dark 266, Ontario
Saint-Tropez Carte Noire Rose 2010, France
Kressman Selection Chardonnay 2010, France
Ferraton Père & Fils la Matinière Crozes-Hermitage Blanc 2009, France
MacGregor: Soaking up the history in Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral stands under clouds, on July 16, 2008 in Canterbury, England. About 650 senior members of the clergy from the Anglican church are gathering in the cathedral city of Canterbury for the Lambeth Conference, which happens once every ten years.
12-year-old boy shot dead on Saskatchewan reserve
Santa Rita Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, Chile
Tenuta di Ghizzano Veneroso 2007, Italy
With so many different funds, where do I begin?
Nancy Woods
Hurricanes sign Brandon Sutter to three-year deal
Brandon Sutter #16 of the Carolina Hurricanes stick handles the puck while being defended by Benoit Pouliot #57 of the Montreal Canadiens during the NHL game at the Bell Centre on November 13, 2010 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The Canadiens defeated the Hurricanes 7-2.
Southern Ontario hospitals' superbug outbreak abates, but enemy still lurks
André Picard
Defence has Blue Bombers flying high
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Kevin Glenn (L) is tackled by Winnipeg Blue Bombers defenders Dorian Smith and Doug Brown (top) during the first half of their CFL football game in Hamilton July 1, 2011.
Canada earns berth in senior men's football final
Former University of Western Ontario quarterback Michael Faulds is playing with the Canadians in Austria.
News Corp stock should rise when fears ebb
News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch leaves the offices of News International in London July 13, 2011.
How much bacteria is lurking in fast-food ball pits?
Training time last hurdle in Perdita Felicien's path
Hurdler Perdita Felicien, who now lives in Calgary, Alta., trains at the Glenmore Atheltic Park Monday, June 20, 2011.
Bennett: A dirt cheap stock with potential
Fabrice Taylor
Before I Go to Sleep, by S. J. Watson
What I’m watching: Leah Miller
The Summerworks affair: Cheap shots, at the expense of artists
Actor Lwam Ghebrehariat is shown in a scene from the theatre production "Homegrown."
Brazilian airliner crashes, killing 16
Firefighters inspect the wreckage of a Noar Airlines plane that crashed near Recife, in northeastern Brazil, on Wednesday.
Stampeders offence should do it against Bombers
Calgary Stampeders quarterback, Henry Burris, throws the all during first quarter pre-season CFL football action against the B.C.Lions in Calgary, Alta., Wednesday, June 15, 2011.
Putting a price tag on a worry-free vacation
Twitter users online twice as long as average web surfers: report
A woman tweets while U.S. President Barack Obama talks during his first ever Twitter Town Hall in the East Room at the White House in Washington, July 6, 2011.
A will that lets you watch your legacy at work
Tim Cestnick
Niagara-area hospital worker infected with C. difficile
Photo By Ruth Bonneville Emma Ongsansoy, Technologist at the National Microbiology laboratory in Winnipeg, examines a plate of c.difficile through a Bio Safety cabinet. March 9, 2007
Alouettes' depth to be tested
Montreal Alouettes slotback Jamel Richardson (left) and slotback S.J. Green (right) celebrate a touchdown during third quarter of CFL football action at Mosaic Stadium on Saturday July 9, 2011 in Regina
Obama confidant on Murdoch's misdeeds
White House Chief of Staff John Podesta talks about the FY2001 Budget, set for release Monday, Feb. 7, 2000, during the taping of Fox News Sunday at the Fox studios in Washington Sunday, Feb. 6, 2000.
Jays' Adam Loewen finds new lease on life in the outfield
Toronto Blue Jays' Adam Loewen waits to hit at the team's MLB spring baseball training facility in Dunedin, Florida February 18, 2009.
Canadian TV and film awards body, dogged by criticism, replaces entire board
A scene from "Corner Gas": The agency that oversees Canada's TV awards was roundly criticized when its juries ignored the popular sitcom starring Brett Butt.
Moody's may cut U.S. debt rating
The failure to agree on a debt ceiling could have nasty repercussions for the U.S. dollar.
Celebrities' skinny pregnancies fuel mommyrexia trend
Victoria Beckham attends the Bergdorf Goodman celebration of Fashion's Night Out at Bergdorf Goodman on September 10, 2010 in New York City, in this file photo.
What's the difference between a Hippogriff and a Thestral?
NovaGold reports second-quarter loss of $7.1-million
Gold bars.
Photos: The aftermath of Winnipeg's gang wars
Winnipeg Police at the shooting scene that left at least 19 bullet holes in windows and the adjoining wall of homes at 55/57 Taft Cres. in Fort Rouge early Monday morning .
Constant (Con) Desplanque
I dreaded taking students on a travel study to Africa
Loonie up on strong Chinese growth, prospect for more U.S. economic stimulus
Drug-dealing Vancouver cop led double life
Peter Hodson, former Vancouver police officer, seen here during his time on the UBC Thunderbirds team.
Capital One profit beats Street expectations
The Capital One headquarters is shown March 13, 2006 in Mclean, Virginia.
At the close: Rally loses steam
A case for Mark Carney to start raising rates immediately
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney.
Penn West: Put this one on your Watchlist
Lou Schizas
Latin American economy shows strength
Congonhas airport in Sao Paulo, July 11, 2011. Latin American ecomomies are showing strength, the UN says. REUTERS/Nacho Doce
Looking for low leverage, high cash flow buyout targets
UAE's mission impossible: Cooling the desert
The world's tallest tower, Buj Khalifa is seen in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Monday, Feb. 8, 2010.
New daily AIDS pill can slash HIV infection risk, studies show
This picture shows Gilead Sciences Inc.'s Truvada pill in their lab in Foster City, Calif.
Enter a vibrant Bohemian enclave in Dresden's Outer Neustadt
Lloyd's Bar in the Outer Neustadt Neighbourhood, Dresden, Germany.
Gold hits record in longest winning streak in five years
Vancouver, Toronto to feel brunt as home prices fall: TD
Michael Babad
Gold hits record, but what is it?
U.S. Senate considers jail time for copyrighted video streamers
South Africa fuel strike widens
Workers at oil refineries and related industries joined a week-old strike in South Africa raising fears of potential fuel shortages. STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN/AFP/Getty Images)
Man with HIV charged with sex assault on teenaged girl, police say
Crown to pursue lesser charge against alleged raccoon attacker
Auto Trader isn't such a stellar asset: Moody’s
Ontario Liberals call NDP Leader Andrea Horwath ‘the new Mike Harris’
Finding the right iPad car mount
Joby GorillaMobile Yogi for the iPad
Fund fact sheets littered with weaknesses
Dan Hallett
Transcript: Michael Jensen on honouring your word
Fitch downgrades Greece on lack of funding program
TMX, Maple Group in talks
TMX
Banking world consolidating
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