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September 14

Does Kyle Turris want out of Phoenix?
Kyle Turris skates a drill during the Canadian national junior hockey team development camp in Ottawa on Sunday July 27, 2008. The camp runs from July 26 to the July 29, 2008.
Marino defeats fellow Canadian Wozniak at Bell Challenge
Rebecca Marino of Canada. File/Getty Images
Best pictures from September 14
Jets have a new logo, new address, but goal the same
For undergrads at Canada's universities, a new way of learning
Carolyn Eyles, left, director of the integrated science program at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont., along with her students take a soil sample from a ravine on campus. The iSci program often takes students outside the classroom to study and problem solve within several science fields, including geology, etymology and botany.
TIFF Day 7: It's boys' night out on the red carpet
Director Jay Duplass and actor Mark Duplass arrive at the Jeff, Who Lives At Home premiere at the Elgin.
New York election result leaves Democrats uneasy about Jewish vote
Konrad Yakabuski
Turkey asserting itself on the world stage
Campbell Clark
Gatti widow's courtroom testimony gets off to pugnacious start
Amanda Rodrigues, widow of former boxing champion Arturo Gatti, leaves court in Montreal with her lawyer, Pierre-Hughes Fortin, on Wednesday.
Mentally ill are stigmatized, misunderstood and shackled in Somalia
Crosscheck: Looking for a job in B.C.?
Alcan's Kitimat smelter.
Peter Power's images from a Somali mental hospital
Ontario Tory Leader backs away from 'foreign workers' issue
Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak bowls during a campaign stop at the Stratford Lawn Bowling Club in Stratford, Ont., on Sept. 14, 2011.
Fallout from Dechert affair creates ripples in China
The Chinese flag flies beside the Maple Leaf in Shanghai.
Court backs Husky oil executive's bid to get visas for his Nepalese servants
U.S. solar panel maker’s bankruptcy
U.S. solar panel maker's bankruptcy reveals poor policy
Rudderless Belgium sails along - for now
Goodbye dairy, hello coffee: Why did Harvard create a healthy eating guide?
Jalaluddin Haqqani - the real threat in Afghanistan
NATO and Afghan troops attend to casualties during a battle with Taliban insurgents who took over a building near the U.S. embassy in Kabul on Sept. 14, 2011. Ahmad Masood/Reuters
Travel photos of the week: Sept. 15
Make Pacific salmon B.C.'s official fish, groups urge
Concerns raised over use of toxic pesticides to fight sea lice
Rat makes for 'squeamish' day at Toronto City Hall
A rat appeared at Toronto City Hall on Sept. 14, 2011.
Wal-Mart cashes in on income gap
Wal-Mart Canada CEO David Cheesewright in a Mississauga store, September 12, 2011.
Quarterback change couldn't have come soon enough for Jermaine Copeland
Air Canada points out 'facts of life' to flight attendants
Air Canada flight attendants will be in position to strike Sept. 21. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail
The West is whitewashing the attack on Kabul
The Hebert family was failed by the justice system
Accused child abductor Randall Hopley is led out of the Cranbrook, B.C. courthouse on Wednesday Sept. 14, 2011. Hopley was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation during his first court appearance Wednesday, a day after his dramatic arrest in the disappearance of three-year-old Kienan Hebert. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Bill Graveland
OSC head urges more scrutiny of reverse takeovers
Howard Wetston, chairman of Ontario Securities Commission.
End of the line for Ford's St. Thomas plant
Factory employees work on Ford Crown Victoria vehicles at the Ford St. Thomas Assembly Plant that is scheduled to stop production on September 15, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dave Chidley
Max Pacioretty speaks up, steps up in concussion fight
Montreal Canadiens' Max Pacioretty (67) drives toward the goal during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday, March 5, 2011, in Tampa, Fla.
Dion Phaneuf is comfortable in his role as captain
Five guides to market anxiety in troubled times
David Parkinson
Arturo Gatti's widow says no to settlement with late boxer's family in will fight
Gulf developers turn focus to affordable homes
Three ways to protect your smartphone on vacation
And the winner in Keystone feud is… jobs and security
Margaret Wente
Lake Babine natives celebrate revived sockeye fishery
Euro zone crisis? It's more like Armageddon
Eric Reguly
At TIFF, the must-do photo op is the InStyle party
Reports of the stock market's death are greatly exaggerated
New York Fashion Week Day 5: Oscar De La Renta shows his wild side
Lack of defining election narrative favours Dalton McGuinty
‘[Your name] topless:’ How Google searches can embarrass you
In pictures: Poverty in the U.S.
The Sheepdogs still driving a van after winning contest
Members of Saskatoon based rock band Sheepdog are photographed in Toronto, Ont. June 20, 2011.
With George, Brad and Madge away, time for TIFF's young stars to play
Your Sister's Sister
Harvey Weinstein wants to butter up Michele Bachmann
The systems novel: new and on the way out
Russell Smith
How to make winning calls on European stocks
Reuters
How 8 TIFF films made the leap from stage to screen
Is this a tired remount I see before me?
Rick Miller in MacHomer
A joyous walk up the aisle and beyond
Making solid returns amid the debt turmoil
Ford gears down its Crown Victoria plant in St. Thomas, Ont.
The Ford assembly plant in St. Thomas, Ont., is slated to shut down on Sept. 15.
Harper hosts British PM in Ottawa next week
This English Lord would be a great trivia game partner
'True yield' sharpens focus on returns
Steve Moore finally gets his day in court
Former Colorado Avalanche forward, Steve Moore. THE DENVER POST/ ANDY CROSS
Titles create tension in NDP caucus
Deputy leader Thomas Mulcair and Interim Leader Nycole Turmel applaud during the NDP's summer caucus retreat in Quebec City on Sept. 14, 2011.
Get on board Bombardier for long-haul gains
David Milstead
Sino-Forest options proving to be a big mess
Ontario Securities Commission
Sanctions weighing heavily on Syria's ports
A ship is docked at Syria's Mediterranean port city of Latakia.
A milestone in low-cost investing
Rob Carrick
Why laughing until it hurts makes you happy
Jets sign defenceman Zach Bogosian
Loonie slips on weak U.S. retail report
China's EU support has strings best left unplucked
The European Central Bank building
The close: Some hope for Europe
How you can give a boost to your spouse's inheritance
Tim Cestnick
Feeling optimistic? You might be bad for the economy
James Cleland Allison
I was unsure about baptizing our son
Report: Canadian midfielder Hutchinson facing knee surgery
Governor-General weighs stripping Conrad Black of his Order of Canada
Conrad Black and his wife Barbara Amiel leave court in Chicago on June 24, 2011.
Jaguar gives boost to hybrid concept
Global exchange is Rx for health EMBAs
Jimenez to honour Seve with opening shot at Seve Trophy
How to rediscover Niagara Falls with your family
Peer into the whirling gorge below from the Whirlpool Aero car in Niagara Falls.
How your brain keeps you from being distracted
10 areas where economists agree (uncertainty is one)
Michael Babad
Facebook IPO delayed until late 2012
Bruins, Marchand reach new pact
Prepare for bargain hunting
Distracted driving more than just cellphones
In Rennes, France, go for a drink on the 'Street of Thirst'
Medieval meets modern in Rennes, one of France's fastest-growing cities, and home to two major universities and a large student population.
Is Ford’s Sync really ‘smart’?
Planned reactor shutdown likely to hit Nordion sales
The MAPLE reactor.
Rubenstein: For Jim Rutledge it's a comfort thing
Stephanie Dubois out for remainder of 2011 tennis season
Canada's Stephanie Dubois was knocked out of the Citi Open by Austria's Tamira Paszek in the quarter-finals Friday. (File Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)
NBF likes these stocks
A National Bank location in Toronto.
European stocks with momentum to outperform
Cars vs. bikes: Can't we all just get along?
Bike riders have to realize that they are invisible to many drivers.
B.C. hikes money for developmentally disabled adults
Images from Canada's Rugby World Cup win
The Tonga's players perform their Haka dance, The Kailao, before the 2011 Rugby World Cup pool A match between Tonga and Canada on September 14, 2011. Tonga rested some of its players against Canada only five days after losing the tournament's opening match to New Zealand.
Plunge off a bridge on the King Swing
HSBC nears sale of brokerage to National
Quebeckers mull future of the 'Big Owe'
Montreal's Olympic Stadium
How I stumbled across my first 'wild' polar bear
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