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Editor's pick August 12-August 18
Photographer Jonathan Hayward races across the early morning water of Deep Cove, B.C., Wednesday, August 17, 2011, in this self-portrait photo shot with a wide angle lens camera attached to the tow rope. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Japan's battle with deflation continues
Men walk past a discount ticket shop, selling various cut priced tickets, from train and airline tickets to consumer goods gift certificates, in Tokyo May 27, 2011.
Five lessons to help get you through the market meltdown
Ted Rechtshaffen
Credit downgrade triggers wild ride
Preet Banerjee
In Pictures: Marlene Cook and her dog memorabilia
Woofstock president Marlene Cook and Barkley, the wheaten terrier she bought for her son 17 years ago that triggered her love for dogs that spawned both her business, running North America’s largest dog festival, and her pleasure, a collection of vintage dog memorabilia.
Gun collector sues Toronto police for seizing legally owned firearms
Peter Sedge, who was arrested in 2008 and later had charges against him dropped, has launched a $6.5-million lawsuit against the Toronto Police Services Board, individual police officers, former landlords and prospective buyers of his former apartment building.
Demise of venture capital market 'a real crisis' in Canada
Businessman Sitting at Desk and Stacking Coins
Strutta carves out niche in social media contests
Mark Evans
China aims for stable yuan
EU short-selling ban reveals divisions
Collector with a craze for canines
Woofstock president and dog memorabilia collector Marlene Cook holds one of her favourite pieces, an antique French bulldog pulltoy, in front of a case displaying some of the rest of her collection of 8,000 pieces that she estimates is worth $200,000.
Aug. 12: Letters to the editor
With all the furor over grunting and screaming in women’s tennis, I’d like to report that a plane just flew over York University going toward Pearson International while Maria Sharapova was playing a point and it actually drowned out her shrieking.
There's no happy ending to Syria's power struggle
A reassertion of Mr. al-Assad’s power may be seen as the lesser evil
Spiritual search: #prayforlondon
Waves will be made with these shipbuilding contracts
John Ibbitson
Li gone with the wind
Na Li of China hits a return against Samatha Stousur of Australia during Rogers Cup action at the Rexall Centre at York University in Toronto, Ont. Aug. 11/2011.
Officials: Jamaican athlete commits doping violation
New international women's hockey tournament opens doors for Canadian players
Jays fans still having fun after report of sign stealing
Fans in centre field pretend to steal signs during the Oakland Athletics game against the Toronto Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre.
August 12: Your daily horoscope
Leo
If a host doesn't make a vegetarian main, can I pig out on sides?
What's the healthiest sunscreen for my baby?
A Gun to the Head: We’ve had this gun to our head before
30 Minutes or Less: There's no gold in this bank caper
In this film publicity image released by Sony Pictures, Aziz Ansari, right, and Jesse Eisenberg are shown in Columbia Pictures' "30 Minutes or Less."
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: Aug. 12
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Anne Hathaway in costume as Catwoman
The Whistleblower: A crusader steps out of her comfort zone
Rachel Weisz stars as Kathryn Bolkovac in Samuel Goldwyn Films' The Whistleblower (2011)
Newfoundland election race is Dunderdale’s to lose
The startup dilemma: build a following or monetize first?
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