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Two days in, no sign of missing Bay Street financier
Cottager Don Hayhoe was out using his own sonar to help find missing businessman Brad Griffiths July 20, 2011. Griffiths went missing while boating on Lake Joseph in Muskoka.
Toronto cuts money for fire service recruiting classes
Amputee sprinter to compete against able-bodied runners
South Africa's Oscar Pistorius competes in men 400 meter on May 31, 2011 at the Zlata Tretra (Golden Spike) athletics meeting in the eastern Czech city of Ostrava.
More than 15,000 charges laid during car-safety week blitz
FC Dallas defeats Toronto FC
Toronto FC keeper Stefan Frei, bottom, makes a save in front of FC Dallas' Brek Shea, left, and teammates Andy Iro, centre, and Ty Harden during first half MLS action in Toronto Wednesday, July 20, 2011.
Morrow leads Jays past Mariners
Starting Pitcher Brandon Morrow #23 of the Toronto Blue Jays delivers a pitch during MLB game action against the Seattle Mariners July 20, 2011 at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
Germany, France reach agreement on Greek bailout
Crosscheck: The greenest province?
B.C. Premier Christy Clark speaks with Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty during a meeting of the Premiers and National Aborginal Leaders in Vancouver, Wednesday, July 20, 2011.
City committees unlikely to make painful cuts
Marcus Gee
Murdoch firm will face questions in Australia, PM warns
Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard pauses during an address to "The Long Carbon Journey" forum in Sydney July 18, 2011.
Statistics Canada to stop tracking marriage and divorce rates
Statistics Canada has been keeping track of marriages since 1921, and divorces since 1972.
Philippe Telio on the launch of his startup festival
Vancouver police preparing to charge hundreds in Stanley Cup riots
Vancouver Police Chief Jim Chu in Vancouver June 16, 2011.
In Southeast Asia, Baird mends some long-neglected fences
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird, front, walks out of a Boeing 737-800 flight simulator after he tested the facility at Air China's flight training center in Beijing Tuesday, July 19, 2011.
Deal reached in acquisition of Davie shipyards
Tree planters still waiting for pay, lawyer says
Riot review co-chair in conflict of interest, councillor says
John Furlong in downtown Vancouver June 30, 2011.
No. 2 seed Kevin Anderson wins Atlanta Tennis matches
Matt McQuillan gets another shot at his dream
Matt McQuillan
Somalia: The horror of famine in a failed state
Parents attend to their malnourished child inside the pediatric ward at the Banadir hospital in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, July 19, 2011.
Canadian Open could be B.C.'s bright spot
Charl Schwartzel
Transgendered Calgarian wins radio station's breast implants contest
Avery, a transgendered musician, is the winner of a Calgary radio station's contest to receive free breast implants.
For British PM, the true test of the hacking scandal is yet to come
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, flanked by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg speaks about phone hacking to parliament in a still image taken from video in London July 20, 2011.
U.S. small caps take on 'midyear malaise'
Watch the radio interview with the transgendered breast implants winner
Avery, a transgendered musician, is the winner of a Calgary radio station's contest to receive free breast implants
Fighting the Ontario election on pocketbook issues
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty is seen during the spring session at Queen's Park in Toronto, Ont. February 22, 2011.
Ticats are a good pick in Week 4
Canaccord: Beating the Street, but investors not rewarded
Lou Schizas
Foreign investors seek haven in Canada
A Canadian flag flies on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Late cheques to dozens of projects undermine federal tourism program
Authority over the Marquee Tourism Events Program was handed to Tony Clement, then industry minister, after complaints from Tory MPs about how the $100-million in funding was being allocated.
Mark Carney's prudence on interest rates is welcome
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney speaks during a news conference upon the release of the Monetary Policy Report in Ottawa July 20, 2011.
Why did a stolen goat lead to a border ban?
Websites to fill vacuum for Canadian real estate listings
Sprott CEO: International foray will drive expansion
WestJet plans more sunbound flights for Canada's smaller cities
A WestJet plan comes in for landing at Vancouver international airport July 26, 2010. John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail
Rubenstein: Donald will need his 'A' game at Shaughnessy
Luke Donald
The likeable Hannibal Buress is one funny guy
Why we're on a fast track to the 1970s
George Athanassakos
McLuhan: From tweedy academic to household name
Quiz: The history and theory of Marshall McLuhan
Marshall McLuhan in 1963
Brazil signals pause in rate-tightening cycle
A woman shops at the the Municipal Market in Sao Paulo.
Gallery: Google giants
Using Google satellites, an Emirati sheik makes a name for himself
Former B.C. mayor honoured over efforts for Japanese Canadians
Bill Moncrief, right, is shown in a family photo with Tokugi Soyama in 2009 where they were reunited after 69 years in Cumberland, B.C.
RBC Canadian Open Picks
Canadian universities join global race to spark innovation
Anand Agarawala, at Google's office in Montreal. He sold his technology startup to the Web giant.
A heat wave in Canada: Bring it on
Blackhawks cut Campoli loose
U.S. judge puts brakes on Imperial oil sands gear
Domestic opinion pressing on Merkel in race to find answers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
New in crime fiction: From dour Dublin to sanguinary Sweden
Ottawa tightens tax rules on hybrid investment product
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
Should pregnant women escape speeding tickets?
When a child's obesity is life-threatening, we should intervene
André Picard
Part I: Voice of the Expos heeds call of Cooperstown
Farrell wants roof closed for final game of series
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Farrell stands in the dugout during ninth inning MLB baseball action against the Boston Red Sox in Toronto Sunday, June 12, 2011. The Red Sox defeated the Blue Jays 14-1.
It's not too late to get in on the Couch-Tard growth spurt
David Milstead
When being a fan requires dressing up
Russell Smith
Project Nim director goes for a chimp's view of the world
Director James Marsh's newest documentary is "Project Nim."
Dow partners with Matsui on ethanol, plastic venture
A truck is loaded with sugar cane in Sertaozinho, about 344 km (215 miles) northeast of Sao Paulo April 21, 2007.
Paris Hilton, asked if she's a has-been, walks out of interview
American celebrity Paris Hilton holds a news conference in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 30, 2011. Hilton was in Mexico to promote her new shoe collection.
Upbeat monetary report, higher oil boost dollar
$10 dollar bills at par
I quit my job to go to med school
Michael Patrick Thomas Bradley
More people die during heat waves than other extreme weather events
A man takes a drink of water while walking near Central Park in New York to try and beat the heat as temperatures rose close to 32 C, in this July 2011 file photo.
Pain to lead Canada's women's ski jumping team
My in-laws are upset that I won't take their money
David Eddie
Intel pares outlook for PC sales
In pictures: High stakes at the World Series of Poker
Martin Staszko of the Czech Republic competes during Day 8 of the World Series of Poker $10,000 buy-in, no-limit Texas Hold 'em main event at the Rio hotel-casino in Las Vegas, Nevada July 19, 2011.
Fanboy Confessional: The trailer
EBay profit beats analyst estimates
A pedestrian walks at the headquarters of eBay in San Jose, California February 25, 2010.
Canada's record-setting high temperatures
Ontario Teachers trades stakes in airports
The close: Dow, TSX flatline
U.S. debt plan: Are tax breaks the same as spending?
Billions at stake for ships, but analysts see widespread benefits
Thousands flee Northwest Ontario wildfires
Video: Indulging the senses in Italy
Gold: Advertising tops inflation
File photo of bars of 250 gram fine gold being stored at a plant of gold refiner and bar manufacturer Argor-Heraeus SA in the southern Swiss town of Mendrisio, November 13, 2008.
OPTI’s shareholders lucky they got anything
Doug Ford and 3 other councillors won't be audited: ruling
Toronto city Councillor Doug Ford, Mayor Rob Ford's brother, in his business office in Etobicoke Feb. 16, 2011.
Talk to the kids before leaving them your cottage
Tim Cestnick
Archive: Quebec to match Ethiopia donations
Archive: Canadians donate $454,812 to assist starving Africans
Calpers attacks News Corp. share structure
News Corp. chief Rupert Murdoch testifes in London, July 19, 2011. PARBUL/AFP/Getty Images)
Archive: Hunger coverage on CBC
Archive: Deadly crisis worsening Ethiopia
Archive: Famine worsening, official says
Archive: City pledges $10,000 gift to Ethiopia
Archive: Mass starvation in a TV world
Archive: Inuit urge Canadians to ponder famine
Archive: Millions facing starvation in Ethiopia
Archive: Africa gets record aid
Toronto FC signs Guadeloupe defender
N.S. man charged with killing wife found fit to stand trial
Why Italy has it all - from fast cars to slow food
At Galleria Ferrari in Maranello, Italy visitors will find some of the most famous Ferraris on display.
An accidental adventurer in Nepal
Nineteen-year-old charged with possession of child porn in Quebec
Unions and the future of manufacturing in Canada
Cleopatra & Antony. Scarlett & Rhett. Wendi & Rupert?
Michael Babad
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