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July 24

Australia edges Canada at World Cup of Softball
Surrey, B.C., mayor suffers fractured vertebrae in horse-riding accident
Dianne Watts, the mayor of British Columbia's second largest city, seen here on Nov. 4, 2010, was recovering in hospital with two fractured vertebrae Sunday following a weekend horseback riding accident.
Jessica Shelpley claims LPGA Futures event
Half a world away, Norway's flag flies at half-mast
People gather to offer flowers in tribute to the victims of Friday's twin attack in Oslo outside the cathedral of Oslo Sunday.
Herbicide's collateral damage in B.C. forests under attack
Mark Hume
City officials waived fines related to Ford's election campaign
Election campaign signs for Rob Ford line the streets of Toronto's West End on Oct 26, 2010.
Aboriginal group quits B.C.’s Missing Women Inquiry
Riders hand Alouettes first loss
Winehouse, Cobain, Hendrix: What is it about age 27?
Amy Winehouse performs at the Brit Awards at Earls Court in London February 20, 2008.
Statistically speaking, the 27 club has a lot to do with coincidence
RCMP spied on noted literary scholar Northrop Frye: newly released files
McGuinty promises to stick around for four more years if re-elected this fall
World champ Spofforth fails to qualify for 100 backstroke
Métis monument makes headway
Hope fades for partisan bargain over U.S. debt crisis
Konrad Yakabuski
Justice isn't blind, even in mock trial, students advised
The Mentor College Mock Trial Team goes works on a plan for their mock trial competition while meeting with their Coach Anthony Clariza at the school Mississauga, Ontario.
Consider this: Emerging facial recognition software requires ethical checks and balances
A man uses a portable iris recognition scanner during the Biometrics 2004 exhibition and conference in London.
Contador wins over fickle fans in defeat
Bay St. eatery to re-open after mumps warning
Rubenstein: Fearless Hadwin shows he's got game
Adam Hadwin
A salute to Hong Kong, Asia's currency laboratory
John Tsang, Hong Kong's financial secretary, shown during an interview in Hong Kong, 29 November 2005.
Why we should welcome a mini- immigration crackdown
Arshad Muhammad is shown in this undated handout from from the Canada Border Services Agency. A war criminal who is on a list released by Canadian border security officials has been arrested. Arshad Muhammad, a 42-year-old from Pakistan, was arrested Saturday in Mississauga, Ont. after a member of the local police force spotted him in a store.
Washington tests world markets over debt-ceiling impasse
The U.S. National Debt Clock is seen in Manhattan July 24, 2011.
The Big Four
Seattle Mariners center fielder Franklin Gutierrez (21) gets ready to take the field for the eighth inning against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. The Mariners fell 12-8 and suffered their 15th consecutive loss. Bob DeChiara-US PRESSWIRE
Uruguay's Diego Forlan follows in his family footsteps
Uruguayan forward Diego Forlan carries the ball during the 2011 Copa America football tournament final against Paraguay held at the Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires, on July 24, 2011. Uruguay won 3-0, became champion of the 2011 Copa America and obtained their 15th championship. Getty Images/ Maxi Failla
Facial-recognition technology needs limits, privacy advocates warn
An overlay depicts how facial recognition software pinpoints certain features and compares them to a database. The distance between the eyes and the shape of the cheekbone can be used to determine characteristics like sex and age.
English wins battle of amateurs in Ohio
Harris English
Little to cheer about in U.S. housing report
RealtyTrac estimates 4 million U.S. homeowners will lose their houses to foreclosure this year. Kirby Hamilton/iStockphoto
Gillick’s induction a rare feat for MLB general managers
Canadian YouTube sensation signs recording deal after Gaga cover
Maria Aragon spoke to the media at her press conference after she sang with Lady Gaga at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Griffiths remembered as Bay Street innovator
A search team monitors a remotely operated vehicle in the search for Brad Griffiths. Moe Doiron/The Globe and Mail
Griffiths Energy's Africa project on, despite chairman's tragic death
Brad Griffiths' body was recovered on Saturday from the waters of Lake Joseph, near Parry Sound, Ont. — five days after he was seen in the water.
Beyond debt debate, jobs crisis looms
Hotel maid in Strauss-Kahn case 'wants justice'
Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn turns to the media after he and his wife Anne Sinclair regained entry to their apartment, after they discovered they were locked out, in this still taken from video early July 6, 2011.
An Indy toast in Edmonton
Australia's Will Power of Team Penske sips champagne after winning the Indy Car Series race at the Edmonton Indy in Edmonton July 24, 2011. REUTERS/Dan Riedlhuber
Bullish on China is still a good bet
Brian Milner
U.S. corporate results bode well for Canadian earnings season
U.S. corporate results bode well for Canadian earnings season. Photo By Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail
CN's Alberta strategy adds to growth
Canadian National Railway (CN) freight train near Jasper, Alta. CN Photo
Funds with strong momentum in a roller-coaster market
Mariners suffer 15th straight loss
Gay couples tie the knot in a New York minute
Images of a nation in mourning
Friends and loved ones gather at the Oslo cathedral to mourn 93 victims killed in twin terror attacks from a bombing in downtown Oslo and a mass shooting on Utoya island.
Euro zone erred in its failure to cut away the Greek cancer
Gwyn Morgan
Cycling’s grand finale in Paris
Watch David Feherty interview former NBA star Charles Barkley
Then Came You, by Jennifer Weiner
Jennifer Weiner
Without Woods, Feherty emerges as U.S. golf's favourite face
Former pro golfer and television personality David Feherty watches play during the PGA Championship at the Southern Hills Country Club on Aug. 12, 2007 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
When it comes to mass transit, no free ride for taxpayers
Barrie McKenna
A warm embrace in Cooperstown
Three charts to start your week
Power charges to Edmonton Indy victory
Investing the socially responsible way
Best pictures from July 24
Focus on U.S. debt ceiling expansion to outweigh economic, earnings data
At Chamberfest, Canadian soprano delights
Avoid money hassles by planning ahead for your vacation
Hand holding out credit cards.
Tai chi is meditation in motion - if you can learn the moves
Instructor Ali Siadatan leads a class in Tai Chi in the park near Wu Xing Martial Arts.
How to survive a family reunion
My doctor threatened to fire me for going to a walk-in clinic. Why?
Should Arizona dust storms be called haboobs?
A sign warns motorists of low visibility and high winds conditions Monday, July 18, 2011 along Interstate 10 in Phoenix.
Provence hotel gives great discount in November
Hotel Crillon le Brave, located 40 kilometres northeast of Avignon, charges a flat rate of 150 euros ($204) per night across all categories from standard guestroom to two-bedroom suite (a savings up to 80 per cent off normal rates).
Unwind in a proper British manor at this Cotswolds spa
Bowood's Rooibos Tea and Honey Enzyme Facial brightens natural tones from within.
Big Pharma wants to 'friend' you
The 'McRunner' diet: How much does nutrition matter?
Matte Babel aims to keep his game through pain
Matt Babel
Why some thrive on hair-raising experiences
Virgin Galactic unveils its new SpaceShipTwo spacecraft.
Kathleen (Katie) Wilson
Katie Wilson
What's a quick home workout that will fit my busy life?
Improve your run with a little relaxation
A runner's diary: Why being competitive can hurt your training
Runner Dave Emilio
Lessons learned while barbecuing with my father-in-law
Jazz-rock ambassadors Steely Dan bring shuffle diplomacy to Toronto
Donald Fagen of Steely Dan performs at the 43nd Montreux Jazz Festival, in Montreux, Switzerland, on Sat., July 4, 2009.
Dutuoit makes a triumphant return to the Quebec stage
Charles Dutoit conducts the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra during a concert in the northern Spanish town of Santander in 2006.
Mountain biker Brandon Semenuk delivers at home
Alomar, Gillick give Jays a nest in Baseball Hall of Fame
Amy Winehouse’s ups and downs
Cochran wins Senior British Open by two strokes
Josef Newgarden wins IndyLights open-wheel
Thousands of Northern Ontario evacuees wait for fires to be controlled
Forest fire evacuees are escorted to transport buses as they leave The Aviation Centre of Excellence in Thunder Bay, Ontario on Friday July 22, 2011.
Sean O'Hair goes from 'lost' to Canadian Open champ
Noren victory at Nordea Masters never in doubt
RBC Canadian Open Blog: Sunday
Miyazato takes second career Evian Masters win
Winnipeg diver Kevin Greyson in Chinese hospital
Australia relay team cause swim upset
Excerpts from Norway attacker’s diary
NDP says defeated MPs shredding files instead of sharing them
Blasts rock Tripoli as NATO targets Gadhafi’s compound
Norway gunman's manifesto calls for war against Muslims
Anders Behring Breivik, 32, who according to local media was arrested by police after the shooting in Utoeya, is seen in this handout photo released to Reuters on July 23, 2011.
Should I use cruise control to get the best fuel mileage?
2011 Mercedes-Benz SLK 350
Family of four U.S. tourists killed in crash in Kootenay park
July 24: Your lookahead horoscope
Leo
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