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September 15

Roundup: Phillies close in on division title
Military chief used VIP jets for flights to Caribbean, NHL, CFL games: CTV
General Walter Natynczyk, the Chief of the Defence Staff.
Best pictures from September 15
Jonas Blixt blitzes the field in Idaho
Ford calls on Queen's Park to pay for daycare
Vancouver eyes massage-parlour crackdown
Week 2
UN upgrade is better than full membership, EU urges Palestinians
Vancouver adds Carlyle White ahead of MLS roster freeze
Hudak tries to get back on message in the GTA
Project to help salmon past hot spot abandoned, Cohen Commission told
Safety review ordered for new Vancouver float-plane terminal
Five keys to camp
Ticats look to bounce back (again)
Hudak needs second chance to make first impression
Adam Radwanski
Same results, different outlook for Blue Jays
A statistical comparison of the Blue Jays roster over the second half of the 2011 season.
Canadian pollsters' row shows there is no safety in numbers
Ipsos CEOs John Wright, left, and Darrell Bricker at the Radisson Hotel in Saskatoon, Sask., on Sept. 15, 2011.
A happy ending and a remarkable act of forgiveness
Rod Mickleburgh
BC SPCA recommends that man who culled sled dogs be charged
BC SPCA constables and forensic anthropologists exhume bodies at a mass grave of sled dogs near Whistler, B.C., May 8, 2011.
Friends of Libya to applaud PM, seek reconstruction backing
ECB opens its coffers of U.S. dollars to boost global confidence
European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet speaks at a press conference in Basel on Sept. 12.
'Well of affection' shields Palin from muckraking bio's blows
Konrad Yakabuski
This week in B.C. history
Forestry Minister Andrew Petter walks into a press conference prior to the the government announcement ending clearcutting in Clayoquot Sound.
Why do 'lactivists' want to ban baby formula advertising?
Looking for votes in New Democrat country
Abbas turns to UN as pathway to Palestinian statehood
Majed Abdulfattah and Ahmad Dari carry a symbolic Palestinian UN seat before a meeting with the president of the UN General Assembly in New York on Thursday.
Odds stacked against Canadian exemption from Buy American provisions
Former Four Seasons ready for its next close-up
Dave LeBlanc
A plan to save a Brutalist building
No turning back for Libyan women
NHL unveils social-media policy
PEI's immigration program had long concerned Ottawa: Kenney
From left: Susan Holmes, Svetlana Tenetko and Cora Plourd are the former PEI employees who recently sent allegations of immigrant kickbacks in the province to the federal government and The Globe and Mail.
For Stamps, success starts on front line
Akeem Foster learning on the fly with Lions
Keith Ballard gets chance at clean slate
Faces covered, protesters play coy at Hudak visit
Protesters hide their faces while greeting Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak at a campaign stop in Markham, Ont., on Sept. 15, 2011.
Home of the Week: A blank canvas in search of decoration
Inside the cube on the corner
Home of the Week, 223 Elmhurst Dr., Toronto. The newly-built home offers 3,400 sq. ft. of living space in an unusual cubist structure.
Passing of time works in Steve Moore's favour
Former Colorado Avalanche forward, Steve Moore. THE DENVER POST/ ANDY CROSS
Patience pays off for trainer Steve Chircop
Will Alberta Tories roll out the red carpet for Redford?
Josh Wingrove
Winnipeg Jets: the hottest ticket in town
Roy MacGregor
Journalist in Bob Dechert affair returns to China
Xinhua News Agency journalist Shi Rong, shown with Conservative MP Bob Dechert, has returned home to China after 'flirtatious' e-mails sent to her by Mr. Dechert surfaced.
Grocery program urges shoppers to follow the stars to better nutrition
Loblaw Companies Ltd. has 14 million Canadian customers each week, such as this one at the Queen's Quay location in Toronto on Thursday.
Toyota Matrix campaign shows peril of pulling pranks
The campaign for the Toyota Matrix involved sending unsuspecting people e-mails from soccer hooligan ‘Sebastian Bowler.’ In the e-mails, he says he’s coming to ‘hide out’ until ‘it all blows over’ and bringing his pitbull, Trigger. A woman who received the e-mails is now suing Toyota and the agency behind the campaign.
India's wireless security conundrum
Policemen stand guard at the site of an explosion near the Opera House in Mumbai July 13.
Kenneth Mungara prepares for another assault on Toronto Waterfront Marathon
The danger of sex offender registries
Obama's Buy America sends us once more into the breach
U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute's 34th Annual Awards Gala at the Washington Convention Center on September 14, 2011 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Olivier Douliery-Pool/Getty Images)
Vancouver Book Award finalists announced
Top shareholders stand behind Silvercorp: CEO
Silvercorp denies the allegations that have been levelled in two different reports, both of which claim the company overstated production and misrepresented the quality of its Chinese mines.
Bullish miners on a spree of buying and digging
Barrick Gold workers repair a dam affected by rains in the Dominican Republic earlier this year.
How to hold a successful town hall meeting
B.C. Premier Christy Clark holds a town hall in the riding of Vancouver-Point Grey.
Sept. 16: Letters to the editor
So You Think YouCan Dance winner Jordan Clark.
Bill Reid Foundation gifts collection to SFU
Rick Tinker sets up displays Monday at The Bill Reid Gallery, May 5, 2008. Vancouver.
BC Liberals launch attack ads on BC Tory leader John Cummins
BC Conservative leader John Cummins in Vancouver March 29, 2011.
Hating America - until you really need help
This July 29, 2011 file photo shows traffic warning sign at dusk before the US Capitol Building dome in Washington, DC.
Homegrown Somali NGO fuels suspicion while feeding its people
Somalis in Mogadishu line up for food being distributed by a local NGO called SAACID.
After the storm, look for these stocks to shine
John Reese
After the storm, look for these stocks to shine
John Reese
Report darkens Bombardier's C Series hopes
Gary Scott, president of new commercial aircraft at Bombardier, poses in a CSeries mock-up at Bombardier in Montreal on Friday, February 22, 2008.
Justin Rose red hot in chilly Chicago
Justin Rose
DND feared Sikorsky would cut corners on helicopter deal
CAW president trumpets anyone-but-Hudak message, giving McGuinty a strategic lift
Europe central banks dive in where markets fear to tread
The illuminated euro sign is seen in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt in this April 5, 2011 file photograph.
BG's Brazilian oil finds tempt Chinese groups
An offshore oil platform sits off the coast of Rio de Janeiro.
UBS scandal undermines investment bank model
=The UBS Logo, pictured August 19, 2003, in Zurich, Switzerland.
Sweat equities: Sizing up the major players
East Asia Minerals in a brutal decline
Lou Schizas
Charges not advised in police tasering of 11-year-old
The bawdy politic gets caught in the Web - again
Conservative MP Bob Dechert responds to a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa Friday Feb. 11, 2011.
Fisheries council calls for massive seal cull in Gulf of St. Lawrence
A new proposal from the Fisheries Resource Conservation Council calls for a cull of about 70 per cent of the grey seals in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Citizen Kane: A masterpiece that almost never saw the light of day
Orson Welles, right, is shown in character in a scene from "Citizen Kane."
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Actress Scarlett Johansson arrives on the red carpet for the 83rd Annual Academy Awards held at the Kodak Theatre on February 27, 2011 in Hollywood, California.
Loonie rises after central banks' Europe intervention
Australians have third option for gender on passports
Elizabeth May remembers the first man to ever send her flowers
Actor Cliff Robertson, who won an Oscar for his role in the 1968 film Charly, is show in this July 11, 1986, file photo.
Term 'honour killing' misleading, report on violence says
Royal BC Museum teams up with condo king to create Vancouver satellite
Artist Martin Creed (L) and collector Bob Rennie (R) at the Rennie Collection at Wing Sang, May 17, 2011.
Classroom shuffles are tough on kids and teachers
Colleen Carlisle poses for photograph at her King City home with her six year old son Campbell.
Leafs goaltender Reimer hopes to be faster
James Reimer #34 of the Toronto Maple Leafs altered his off-season routine this year. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
The close: Bolstered by a plan from Europe
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
RIM numbers disappoint again
How to be a tenacious marketer
Teemu Selanne returns to NHL for one more year
Can you help this reader find his mystery wine?
Red wine in glass, close-up
Is a dementia diagnosis grounds for divorce?
Restaurant fines diners who don't finish their plates
Frank Frederick Ball
Frank Ball
I didn't want to tell people about my depression
Provincial securities regulations vary widely, research finds
Former British Columbia Securities Commission Chair Doug Hyndman.
South Africa forges ahead on nuclear energy plan
South Africa's Koeberg Nuclear Power Station near Cape Town is the country's sole nuclear-fired electricity generator. AFP/Getty Images
Wonambi Limestone Coast Shiraz 2008, Australia
Defence sector is cheap
Ogio Primitivo 2010, Italy
Sweden honours goalie Stefan Liv
Mourners place flowers next to the portrait of Swedish ice hockey goalkeeper Stefan Liv during his memorial service at the Kinnarps Arena in his hometown of Jonkoping September 10, 2011. Thousands of mourners gathered at the Kinnarps Arena Saturday to mourn Olympic gold medalist Liv who died when the Yak-42 aircraft that carried the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl ice-hockey team crashed on Wednesday. REUTERS/Jonas Ekstromer
Creekside Estate Shiraz 2008, Niagara
Second-hand smoke curbs school days
Fish oil pills may reduce chances of surviving cancer
Pentage Sauvignon Blanc 2010, British Columbia
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