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Fashion photos of the week: July 26
A model presents a hat during the Moda de Sevilla fashion show at the Triana bridge in Seville, Spain, on July 20, 2011.
Photos: Some of the victims and survivors from Utoya
This photo combo shows the victims who were killed in the July 22, 2011 terror attacks in Oslo and on Utoya island in Norway.
Best pictures from July 25
UFC's Hominick breaks through after Toronto loss
Mark Hominick from Thamesford, Ont. poses on the scales in Toronto on Friday 29, 201 ahead of his bout with UFC featherweight champion Jose Aldo for UFC 129. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Norway's future leaders overflowed with idealism to make a better world
Four victims of the Norway attacks, from top left: Tore Eikeland, Hanne Kristine Fridtun, Jamil Rafal Yasin and Guro Vartdal Håvoll.
A hard road lies between Doug Griffiths and Alberta's PC prize
Doug Griffiths was first elected at the age of 29, and at 38, he's the youngest challenger in Alberta's Progressive Conservative leadership race.
Canadian casinos, banks, police use facial-recognition technology
Margaret Atwood tweets to keep libraries open
Orioles at Blue Jays preview
Orioles RH Jake Arrieta (9-7, 5.02 ERA) faces the Blue Jays RH Brandon Morrow (7-4, 4.34 ERA) in Tuesay's game. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
U.S. debt standoff prompts a television duel
Konrad Yakabuski
BMW dealership boasts first commercial wind turbine in B.C.
Former union head Nycole Turmel is no stranger to leadership
President of the Public Service Alliance of Canada Nycole Turmel holds a news conference to in Ottawa, Friday October 7, 2005. Jack Layton is temporarily stepping down as N-D-P leader to fight another form of cancer.He's recommending that NDP caucus chair Turmel serve as interim leader
Cancer forces reluctant Layton to take time off
NDP Leader Jack Layton pauses at a new conference in Toronto on Monday, July 25, 2011. Layton has been diagnosed with another form of cancer and is taking a temporary leave of absence as leader of the federal New Democrats to fight it.
Canada wins world softball bronze
'Eurabia' opponents scramble for distance from anti-Muslim murderer
Family members and survivors embrace as they queue to sign the book of condolences in Oslo on July 25, 2011. Prableen Kaur, 23, (second left) is deputy leader of Norway's Labour Party youth wing. She was caught in the shooting, escaped by playing dead and eventually swam to safety.
Former Toronto Rock goalie Bob Watson headed to NLL Hall of Fame
Stacey Allaster humbled by Rogers Cup Hall of Fame induction
Incinerator plan has Metro Vancouver politicians feeling ‘sabotaged’
Neo-Nazi sympathizer fatally shot by Nanaimo police didn't fire flare gun, probe told
Jeff Hughes died after being shot in 2009.
After smoke from Vancouver fireworks clears, a profit possible this year
Metalhead gets disability pay for heavy-metal ‘addiction’
2011 shaping up to be the year of the forest fire
The ground still smokes on of the part Red Lake district fire on Thursday July 21, 2011.
Long live the fixie, urban panache on two wheels
Marcus Gee
Jays hope to solve closer woes
Team Report - Toronto Blue Jays - ROSTER REPORT
Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Casey Janssen winds up during the Kansas City Royals 11th inning win in their MLB American League baseball game in Kansas City, Missouri, June 6, 2011. REUTERS/Dave Kaup
Als expect to have Calvillo back against Ti-Cats
Montreal Alouettes'Anthony Calvillo throws against the Saskatchewan Roughriders during second quarter CFL football action Sunday, July 24, 2011 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson
Vegas top winner on Telus Skins opening day
Jhonattan Vegas, from Venezuela, hits out of a sand trap during golf action at the Telus Skins Game in Banff, Alta., Monday, July 25, 2011.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Growth stocks: A peek beyond the S&P 500
July 26: Letters to the editor
MLS-bound Impact searching for coach
Montreal Impact forward Eduardo Sebrango (16) celebrates his goal against Atlanta Silverbacks with teammate defenseman Hicham Aaboubou (2) during the second half of the game at the Saputo Stadium. Game is 2-2 after the second half. Mandatory Credit: Jean-Yves Ahern-US PRESSWIRE
Thrift trumps spending in U.S. debt talks
House budget committee chairman Paul Ryan, left, talks with U.S. Rep. Mike Pence prior to a Republican conference meeting on Monday. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
The soaring Swiss franc: the next-best thing to gold
The soaring Swiss franc is the next-best thing to gold. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh
Jack Layton’s courageous, gracious fight
Egyptian liberals should get election ready
A protester holds a noose as he shouts revenge slogans after Friday prayers at Tahrir square in Cairo July 22, 2011. Egypt's prime minister promised on Thursday to set up an anti-corruption body and work to end a 30-year-emergency law to placate protesters demanding faster reforms.
The debt crisis and its potential fallout
Staggering debt: Lessons for young and old
Ryerson University sophomore Rodney Diverlus
Wind's big backer says it's here to stay
Ossama Bessada, group executive vice-president of Europe and North America at Wind Mobile shareholder VimpelCom Ltd., is photographed in Toronto.
Analyst upgrades CIBC
A photograph of the CIBC sign in Toronto's financial district in downtown Toronto on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009.
Keeping a lid on CFL players
Canucks add Byron Bitz to the mix
Tough-talking Quebec lawyer poised to become French TV's Judge Judy
A French-language TV network has pegged Anne-France Goldwater to become Quebec's Judge Judy when it launches a homegrown version of the popular court reality show this fall.
Small companies can offer big returns
John Reese
Leadership succession proposed for Deutsche Bank
Canadian health officials create care guidelines for newcomers
People wait to see a doctor in the Emergency/Trauma Unit waiting area at Sunnybrook Hospital on Dec. 5, 2010.
BoSox’ Clay Buchholz recovering from back woes
De Rosario, Hassli added to MLS All-Star roster
Pictures of Spain's austerity protests
Ryanair reeling over high fuel costs
QB Burris tweets on Stamps turnaround
Federal agency cooked four contracts for favoured workers, watchdog says
Politicians send messages of support for Layton
U.S. Steel results miss Street expectations
‘Get well, Jack’: How do you feel about Layton’s cancer announcement?
Why Big Blue may be victim of its own success
Haiti After the Earthquake, by Paul Farmer
SIU investigates man’s death at Pearson after he was restrained by Peel officers
Alcohol and cigarettes: unseemly odes to Amy Winehouse?
At least 100,000 march in unity and grief in Oslo
Margaret Atwood uses Twitter to fight Toronto library closure
Dunkin' for dollars in a red-hot java market
David Milstead
In new doc, Michael Rapaport focuses on turmoil in A Tribe Called Quest
In Vancouver, 10,000 Post-its add up to a notable art exhibit
Artist Immony Men, who is creating a giant wall installation out of Post-It notes, poses with his art work at Grunt Gallery in Vancouver, British Columbia, Monday, July 25, 2011.
Netflix aims to be in black by first anniversary
A sign is posted in front of the Netflix headquarters in Los Gatos, California.
Canadian dollar rises on debt gridlock in U.S.
A loonie's thickness is measured after being pressed
An analyst's evaluation of Groupon ahead of its IPO
CHICAGO, IL - JUNE 10: The Groupon logo is displayed in the lobby of the company's international headquarters on June 10, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois. Groupon, a local e-commerce marketplace that connects merchants and consumers by offering goods and services at a discount, announced June 2 that it had filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of its Class A common stock. The company, launched in Chicago in November 2008 now markets products and services in 43 countries around the world. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
First Uranium halts tailings facility in S. Africa
First Uranium halts tailings facility in S. Africa
Chicken pox deaths 'thing of the past' in North America
A 15-month-old boy receives a chickenpox vaccine at a doctor's office in Toronto on Mar. 14, 2007.
My shotgun, cross-border, same-sex wedding
Check out 6 not-so-cheap eats that break the bank
Ben Glanz, quality control executive chef, prepares the foot-long hot dog with toppings on July 20, 2011. The Brockton Rox of the Can-Am League announced on Wednesday that the club will attempt to set the Guinness Book of World Records' mark for the most expensive hot dog.
Why payday isn't good for your health
Paul E. A. Lagasse
Paul Lagasse
Anonymous no more, this Weeknd is here to stay
The Weeknd, a.k.a. Abel Tesfaye
U.S. regulators threaten to reach into Canada
The close: Debt talks weigh on Dow
Rehab on a shoestring for Vancouver’s neglected hotels
Zarlink adopts rights plan for shareholders
CN sees ‘good momentum’ for rest of year
Geithner pushes Greece on debt reform program. Wow
Michael Babad
U.S. debt showdown: What happens on Aug. 3?
U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C.
Train crash could curb China rail equipment exports
A carriage is lifted from the accident scene of the crash caused by the earlier collision of two trains on July 23, 2011 in Wenzhou, China. ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images
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Canon recovers most of its losses after quake
Canon's cameras are displayed at an electronic shop in Tokyo.
Social media reaction to Jack Layton's diagnosis
Gloria Galloway on Layton taking leave
No debt ceiling agreement: Fuel to fire
Argos linebacker says hit on Bombers QB was clean
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Cleo Lemon lies on the field after being hit during first half CFL action against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Toronto on Saturday.
B.C. antes up $40-million to help snare shipbuilding deal
In Germany, ditch the taxi and take the train to the airport
Cruise line sails into the Guinness World Records
Hurtigruten?s NordNorge sailed into Guinness Book of World Records for longest live TV documentary broadcast.
Cloud benefits you've likely overlooked
A ragpicker carries a sack on his head in the northeastern Indian city of Siliguri July 3, 2007.
'Anonymous' strikes Italy's cyber police
Read full text of Jack Layton's statement about his temporary resignation as NDP leader
New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jack Layton speaks at a news conference in Toronto, July 25, 2011. Layton announced he is temporarily stepping down to battle cancer.
The week in B.C. politics
Gordon Hogg in Surrey, B.C., Friday, Jan.23, 2004.
'Economic mismanagement of historical proportions'
Michael Babad
New U.S. ambassador promises Afghan people they will not be abandoned as American forces withdraw
The new United States ambassador to Afghanistan Ryan Crocker (L) inspects the guard of honour as he arrives at the Pesidential palace in Kabul on July 25, 2011.
Biggest week for IPOs in four years
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Layton recommends Nycole Turmel as interim leader
Acting national president of the Public Service Alliance of Canada, Nycole Turmel, smiles in celebration of the verdict by the Federal Court upholding the Human Rights Tribunal's ruling on pay equity at a news conference in Ottawa, October 19.
How to steer your steering committee
Evaluating training programs
Jack Layton steps aside temporarily after second cancer diagnosis
New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jack Layton speaks at a news conference in Toronto, July 25, 2011. Layton announced he is temporarily stepping down to battle cancer.
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