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Roberto Alomar Factbox
Former Toronto Blue Jays second baseman and 2011 Baseball Hall Of Fame inductee Roberto Alomar smiles during a news conference after the Blue Jays announced that his jersey number will be retired in Toronto July 19, 2011. Alomar is the first player in Blue Jay history to have his jersey number retired and to be inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame. REUTERS/Mike Cassese
Man acquitted in Ephraim Brown shooting charged with drug trafficking
Jets draw mixed reaction with new design
Winnipeg Jets fan Matthew Sawka holds a t-shirt with the NHL team's new logo in Winnipeg, July 22, 2011. REUTERS/Fred Greenslade
Best pictures from July 22
Canada deports Chinese fugitive, lawyer says
Lai Changxing: His case has cast a shadow over Canada-China relations for years
Habs ink Gorges to one-year deal
Suspect may have contracted C.difficile by breaking into home, police say
Quotable: Recalling the Alomar trade
Jack McKeon, Padres manager from 1988-90, currently managing the Marlins says he almost drove off the road when he heard about the Roberto Alomar trade. (Photo by Sarah Glenn/Getty Images)
Boehner again walks out of debt talks
Konrad Yakabuski
It's simple: Life jackets save lives
Public education has reduced drowning deaths among young children
New Canadians at higher risk of drowning
With soaring temperatures, the siren call of lakes and streams proves deadly
Children play in the Humber River during the Big Wave Camp at the Albion Hills Conservation Park North of Bolton, Ont. Thursday, July 21, 2011.
Part III:Roberto Alomar: Finest second baseman of his generation
Stephen Brunt
Northern Ontario communities band together to help evacuees
Chief Justice leaves a legacy of giving and nurturing
This is a 1989 undated photo of Julius Isaac.
Argos still struggling to draw fans
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Cleo Lemon throws a pass during first quarter Canadian Football League action against the Montreal Alouettes Friday, July 15, 2011 in Montreal. The Argos and Lemon are hoping for a strong turnout when they host the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in their home opener on Saturday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Elwy Yost helped movies come to life on Saturday nights
Argos still struggling to draw fans
Alberta water project hopes to quench parched farms' thirst
A stable supply of water has always been an issue for Walter Suntjens and other farmers in the semi-arid region near Hanna, Alta. An abandoned building near the Suntjens' farm Friday, July 15, 2011.
Canadian women undefeated at FIBA U19s
Oslo residents stunned by attacks
Smoke billows from a building as people stand looking at the site of a powerful explosion that rocked central Oslo July 22, 2011.
Oslo attacks devastating for city that has made peace a major industry
Two women are seen leaving as rescue workers arrive to evacuate the injured at the site of a powerful explosion that rocked central Oslo July 22, 2011.
Keepers of the grid ward off helter-swelter
Report: Alexei Yashin eyes NHL return
Alexei Yashin is considering a return to the NHL with the New York Islanders. REUTERS/Shaun Best (CANADA)
Lawyer brothers battle over Hong Kong millionaire’s estate
Somali militants block foreign aid from famine-hit south
History runs deep in Toronto’s Humber River
In pictures: A tour of Toronto's Humber River
Canadian swimmers will use world swim championships as a yardstick for Olympics
A tough, bloody Afghan mission ends with Canadian legacy unclear
Outgoing Commander of Joint Task Force Kandahar Brigadier-General Dean Milner speaks with the media in Ottawa, Friday July 22, 2011 after returning from the mission in Afghanistan.
Key figure in sponsorship scandal set to become witness
Luc Lemay, former president of Groupe Polygone, listens to a question during testimony at the Gomery Commission of Inquiry into the Sponsorship Program, in Montreal April 13, 2005. \
Morace era ends shamefully for Canadian soccer
Stephen Brunt
They’re off to celebrate Dan Loiselle at Woodbine
Free trade should be for any willing partners
Willis leads the way for Bombers defensive unit
High-flying Eskimos can’t take Stamps lightly
Norway’s violence rips through a place of peace
Canada's Abel, Heymans dive for two more Olympic berths
Silver medalists Canada's Jennifer Abel (L) and Emilie Heymans (R) pose on the podium with their medals during the award ceremony for the women's 3-metre synchronised springboard final diving event at the FINA World Championships at the outdoor diving pool of the Oriental Sports Centre in Shanghai on July 16, 2011. Getty Images/ PHILIPPE LOPEZ
In praise of heat
I swam eight Toronto beaches in one day, and lived
Marcus Gee
Rupert Murdoch: The antagonist
A race to the finish
LtoR, Luxembourg's Andy Schleck , Spain's three-time Tour de France winner Alberto Contador and Spain's Samuel Sanchez climb Alpe d'Huez (1850 m) in the109,5 km and nineteenth stage of the 2011 Tour de France cycling race run between Modane Valfrejus and Alpe d'Huez ski resort, southeastern France, on July 22 , 2011. Getty Images / JOEL SAGET
Privacy watchdog probes ICBC for use of facial-recognition technology
Security features of thd B.C. driver's licence, which will also apply to a new B.C. Identification card, include facial recognition technology.
Asia's growth drives U.S. corporate gains
Bottles of Coca-Cola are seen at the Swire Coca-Cola facility in Draper, Utah.
Captain America: A pop culture Rorschach test
Detail from the cover of the Captain America Lives Again issue of the Avengers comic book.
The third act of Hollywood deal maker Peter Guber
Illustration of film producer Peter Guber by Anthony Jenkins.
Review: Samsung Galaxy S II's high-tech hotness makes it the Android to beat
Samsung Galaxy S II GT-19100
Review: Call of Juarez: The Cartel a missed opportunity
Last Murdoch standing
Elisabeth Murdoch arrives at the funeral of Sir Clement Freud on April 24, 2009 in London, England. The broadcaster, writer and former Liberal MP, Sir Clement Freud passed away at his London home on April 15, 2009.
How long will Canada's final frontier stay wild?
Bruce Kirkby
Peter Guber on his book 'Tell to Win'
Several people killed in crash involving fuel tanker near Kootenay National Park
Right here: Caribbean days and the RBC Canadian Open
k.d. lang
Out There: Caravan Farm Theatre
Hot Ticket: Khatsahlano! The West 4th Avenue Music + Art Festival
What happens when Murdoch-owned media cover Murdoch? Guess
Tabatha Southey
Look out - the 'centre of the universe' is imploding
Elizabeth Renzetti
The dispiriting effects of a life without sunshine
A man carrying an umbrella is framed by tulips as rain falls in downtown Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday April 27, 2011.
Investor rewards St. Mike's for remarkable care
Garth Jestley, Gideon Valenzuela and Murray Brasseur from Middlefield Group were inspired by the care given to Mr. Valenzuela's wife at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto.
Here's a case where we kill to be kind
Jockey Edgar Prado greets Barbaro for the first time since Barbaro was injured during the Preakness Stakes, as Dr. Dean Richardson (R) watches, at the New Bolton Center, the University of Pennsylvania's large animals hospital facility in this 2006 file photo.
Save on Meats not just another faux-retro diner
Alexandra Gill
West Coast wines
Danica Patrick ponders IndyCar future
Singer Justin Bieber and NASCAR and open wheel race car driver Danica Patrick present an award at the 2011 ESPY Awards in Los Angeles, California, July 13, 2011. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni
Revealed: Charlie Burger's true identity
Franco Stalteri, photographed in his Toronto home on July 13, 2011, is the man behind the Charlie's Burgers secret dinners, also known as the anti-restaurant.
U of T training program lets patients cut a deal on plastic surgery
TORONTO: July 7, 2011 -- Dr. Paul Schembri (left), plastic surgery fellow, Dr. Thomas Bell (centre) and Dr. Saad Alquahtani (right), plastic surgery senior fellow, talk in the operating room in Dr. Bell's office.
If you can't beat the heat, join it
The Lineup: July 23 - 29
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings
The care and feeding of the office pet
Cori Maedel CEO of Jouta at her office in Vancouver June 28, 2011.
The crowd at La Société is haute but the food is even hotter
(L-R) Profiteroles filled with vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce and little apple galette, along with Steak Tartare topped with a poached quail egg served with sharp cornichons at La Societe
China's stocks deserve a second look
Safety first: Foreign investors bond with Canada
David Parkinson
Winnipeg Jets unveil logo
Five predictions for the wealth management industry
Tom Bradley
Rebecca Black: Who needs to be liked?
Rebecca Black in Los Angeles, April 15, 2011.
A simple and refreshingly democratic street festival
At the Bloor Alternative Art Fair, bringing art to the public sometimes means getting soaked.
Meet the Smurfs
Louis Riel, the opera: now on DVD, and perhaps on stage
Bernard Turgeon as Riel in Louis Riel with Patricia Rideout, left, and Mary Morrison, right.
Bla Bla: An Arcade Fire collaborator gets into baby talk
Screen shot from nfb's blabla.nfb.ca site.
Rob Zombie says there's nothing to fear
Rob Zombie
On the stand: a weekly roundup of the best magazine reads 23/07/11
James Adams
The Smurfs take Manhattan
A group shot from the Smurfs movie.
Forget the angel choirs – these harpists rock
Disc of the Week: Little Dragon is assured and focused
Entourage has shone an astute light on celebrity despair
Perrey Reeves and Jeremy Piven in Entourage.
Multiple festivals make Ottawa heaven for classical-music lovers
Cellist Julian Armour.
Other celebrities who didn't read Dale Carnegie
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi attends the WrestleMania XXVII press conference at Hard Rock Cafe New York on March 30, 2011.
Getting to the woot of the matter
Ted Dykstra's Kreutzer Sonata: a song of male paranoia
Ted Dykstra performs monologue as jealous husband Yuri in The Kreutzer Sonata.
Dollar drops on tame inflation report
A pay raise next year?
Durex condoms suffer global supply shortage
A condom
Kings of Pain loaded with investment lessons
Rob Carrick
Borders, and the demise of big-retail diversity
A Borders bookstore in San Francisco
Treating money as a best friend
Investor and financial coach David Lester.
Want to relive the magic of Will and Kate's wedding? Now you can
Caroline de Guitaut, curator of the exhibition display adjusts the wedding dress of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is pictured at Buckingham Palace, in central London, on July 20, 2011.
Marshall McLuhan (July 21, 1911-Dec. 31, 1980)
Marshall McLuhan in 1963
Little Dragon live at Glastonbury 2011
West Fraser aims for more Chinese business
A West Fraser grappler at work, Hinton, Alta. West Fraser is aiming for more exports to China. West Fraser Photo
Sex on the Moon, by Ben Mezrich
Ben Mezrich
The Pirates of Somalia: Inside Their Hidden World, by Jay Bahadur
Canadian author Jay Bahadur poses with Somali villagers in Dhanane, the semiautonomous region of Puntland, Somalia, on June 1, 2009, while researching his book about piracy.
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