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September 20

Flames blow by Canucks in split-squad game
Best pictures from September 20
Cecil at 'a loss for words' over short outing
After hardship, Chinese tailor found security in Saskatoon
Ottawa needs to act now on health reform, says Martin
'Ethical oil' ad sparks war of words between Ottawa, Saudis
Jason Kenney challenged Saudi Arabia on Tuesday over an 'ethical oil' TV spot that singled out the kingdom's human-rights record.
Searchers find wreckage of crashed helicopter in B.C.
Leafs top line comes out flat
Toronto writer and editor was also a 'born teacher'
Angels overwhelm Blue Jays
Koevermans leads TFC to victory
Habs fall in preseason opener
Montreal Canadiens' goaltender Carey Price, left, talks with fellow goaltender Nathan Lawson during second period pre-season NHL hockey action against the Dallas Stars in Montreal Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011.
Canadian MDs consider denying fertility treatments to obese women
Colton Orr makes long-awaited return
Specialty sports channel The Score for sale
Score Media CEO John Levy
Sweeping Conservative crime bill only 'the beginning'
Justice Minister Rob Nicholson and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney discuss the Conservative government's omnibus legislation with victims of crime at a Toronto photo-op on Sept. 20, 2011.
Flyers blank Leafs
Winnipeg Jets achieve liftoff
Roy MacGregor
New links found between tax auditors and Montreal's construction industry
A Canada Revenue Agency (Agence du revenu du Canada) office is pictured in Winnipeg Sunday May 22, 2011.
Source: Eagles to start Kafka if Vick must sit
Uncovering the remains of Halifax's Bellevue House
Bellevue House was built in 1801 as the residence of the commander of British regiments stationed in Halifax.
Archeologists dig up mansion to reveal Halifax's royal roots
Violence flares up in capital as Zambians pick new president
Armed police carry a suspect away in the Kanyama slum of Lusaka, the Zambian capital, on Tuesday. Violence in the city marred but did not derail Zambia's elections.
Paula Findlay says she won't race triathlon at Pam American Games
Global players jockey for power in war-ravaged Somalia
Somali refugees eke out a living in the Tarabunka refugee camp, which has grown around what was once an army barracks and parade square.
Hopley considered high risk, documents show
Accused child abductor Randall Hopley is led out of the Cranbrook, B.C. courthouse on Wednesday Sept. 14, 2011.
Losers line up behind Gary Mar in Alberta Tory leadership race
Gary Mar (R) reacts to leading in the first ballots in the leadership race for the PC Party of Alberta in Calgary, September 17, 2011.
Author of salmon science review accused of bias
Ford forfeits goal to control Port Lands property
Marcus Gee
Todd Fedoruk excited for fresh start
A dog and the deer who's dear to her become Internet sensations
Kate the Great Dane is raising orphan fawn Pippin in a Comox Valley woman's backyard.
'With a concussion … everyone is on their own'
Kids using the F-bomb: Is it really so bad?
Afghan ex-president felled by violence as he pushed for peace
Former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani was killed in Kabul.
Erik Cole can relate to Max Pacioretty
From the case files: Notable missing works of art
Police cracking down on a hotbed of hot art in Quebec
Families fuming on first day of trial in Amanda Zhao killing
Jia-ming Li, left, is on trial in Beijing in connection with the 2002 death of his girlfriend, Amanda Zhao.
Ontario Liberals and NDP bicker over Nazi comments
Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath waves as she rides a float in the opening parade at the International Plowing Match in Chute-a-Blondeau, Ont., Tuesday September 20, 2011.
European sailors rescued from storm-tossed boat off Nova Scotia
Hunt for Gadhafi intensifies as suspected aides rounded up
European bank outlook chilled by client jitters
Greece is sliding toward what most observers see as an inevitable default.
The Conservatives' crime obsession is not magnificent
Canada's Justice Minister Rob Nicholson speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 7, 2011. REUTERS/Chris Wattie
The new oil? Wood fuel makes a quiet comeback
Fabrice Taylor
Alberta gas production faces rapid decline
A Cenovus natural gas well in Alberta
Quest for fire: Students take the Cornerstone challenge
Quest University faculty member Bob Perkins takes part in the "Drumstock" exercise in the forest around the university on Sunday. He and the students are barefoot and blindfolded, and must make their way to the sound of a beating drum.
Gold to surpass $2,000 by next year, industry predicts
Shares of gold miners have stayed flat even as the price of the metal has soared.
Labour innovation required for health of oil sands: report
Canola: Western Canada's other oil boom
Given all its economic spinoffs, such as transportation and processing, canola is a $15.4-billion industry in Canada.
Europe's old friends start to pile on
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney says 'European authorities must create time to re-found their monetary union based on credible fiscal arrangements and more flexible economies,'
'Disruptive' Wal-Mart shaking up food retailers: Loblaw
‘Disruptive’ Wal-Mart shaking up food retailers, Loblaw chief says
After big slide, Saputo shares tempt again
Saputo founder and chairman Lino Saputo
Flaherty defends $90,000-a-day advice on cutting public service
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Sept. 20, 2011.
Stamps prepare for Moncton game
Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Henry Burris celebrates his fourth quarter touchdown against the Edmonton Eskimos' during their CFL football game in Edmonton September 9, 2011. REUTERS/Dan Riedlhuber
Flames' top line awaits Mikael Backlund
Calgary Flames' Mikael Backlund, from Sweden, skates during the warm-up before NHL hockey action against the New York Islanders in Calgary, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009. After putting up 10 points in 23 games with the Calgary Flames last season, Backlund has his sights set on making a much bigger impact this year.
Why reading a website’s fine print matters
No Saskatchewan stadium without Riders
Saskatchewan Roughriders running back Wes Cates is tackled by Winnipeg Blue Bombers linebacker Clint Kent in the third quarter of CFL football action at Mosaic Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011 in Regina. The Riders defeat the Bombers 27-7.
Pospisil's heroics raise Canada's Davis Cup hopes
Canada's Vasek Pospisil returns a shot to win his Davis Cup World Group playoff tennis match against Israel's Amir Weintraub in the city of Ramat Hasharon near Tel Aviv, September 18, 2011.
The Orchard: A Memoir, by Theresa Weir
Theresa Weir
How to cook delicious brains, feet and tongue at home
Jennifer McLagan's approach to cooking meat is contrarian: She extols the virtues of fat, for instance.
Education won't fix jobs crisis
Canadian men's field hockey team takes aim at London
Blue Jays place Escobar on 15-day DL
Toronto Blue Jays' Yunel Escobar swings for a double in the third inning on Thursday.
Little grist for NDP in Clark's jobs agenda
Progressing toward a better inner work life
Executives can motivate their team by paying more attention to the psyche of their employees.
Self-confidence can be a double-edged sword
'Minister of Muskoka moneybags' quip spurs Speaker to slap NDP wrist
Interim NDP Leader Nycole Turmel speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons Sept. 20, 2011.
The ABCs of RESPs: reader questions answered
John Heinzl
B.C. universities grapple with flood of new international students
Withered states are here now and working just fine
Neil Reynolds
Michael Greyeyes: 'I'm not interested in staging ethnicity'
Ceinwen Gobert dances in the world premiere of from thine eyes, directed and choreographed by Michael Greyeyes and written by Yvette Nolan.
Not much suspense to Arcade Fire's Polaris triumph
Canadian band Arcade Fire performs on stage, August 29, 2010, during the Rock en Seine festival at the Saint-Cloud park, a Paris western suburb.
Canadian trainer eyes Little Brown Jug, Jugette titles
Trainer Casie Coleman at the Delaware County Fairgrounds, Sept. 20, 2011, with Idyllic.
Ontario leaders sell promises to farmers at tractor showdown
Ontario Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty tries his hand a plowing during a campaign stop at the International Plowing Match in Chute-a-Blondeau, Ont., Tuesday September 20, 2011.
Fans should vote with their feet on Man U shares
Manchester United's Nani, left, vies for the ball against Chelsea's Jose Bosingwa during their English Premier League soccer match at Old Trafford, Manchester, England, Sunday Sept. 18, 2011. (AP Photo/Jon Super)
Butt out, Cruella: Should movies with smoking be rated R?
New Japan PM keen on restarting nuclear plants
Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda announces a $100-billion facility to help ease the impact of the strong yen on Japanese companies at a press conference at his office in Tokyo on Aug. 24, 2011.
Neil Young penning memoir
Neil Young arrives for the movie "Neil Young Journeys" at the Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto on Monday, Sept., 12, 2011.
Crosby eager to return to last season's form
Young fans take photos as Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby looks on during the first day of NHL hockey training camp at the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011.
B.C. gang task force issues warning as violence intensifies
Police have issued a warning to anyone associated with the Duhre or Dhak groups that they could be in danger from gang violence. Seen here is a 2009 crime scene of a B.C. gangland shooting.
Layoffs in HSBC's global banking unit
HSBC Canada reported another drop in bad loans, which helped pad its profits.
Popularity of bacon jam spreads
Skillet Original Bacon Spread is a smoky purée of caramelized bacon, balsamic vinegar and onions.
That's a wrap: Clothbound cheddar is back in style
It’s useful, not hip, to be square
Canada's former stats chief picks apart Tory long-form census decision
Former Statistics Canada chief takes his seat at a Commons committee hearing in the cancellation of long-form census in Ottawa on July 27, 2010.
China's burgeoning greens take down factory
The Jinko Solar power plant in Yuanhua town, Haining, east China's Zhejiang province on September 20, 2011. Residents have called for authorities to move a polluting solar panel factory in eastern China, locals and media said Tuesday as anger simmered after days of violent environmental protests.
Oracle results beat Street forecasts
Oracle results beat Street forecasts
Canadians finish in the top-five in women's cycling time trial event
Clara Hughes of Canada competes during the women's elite time trial on Tuesday in Copenhagen.
Debt markets offer reprieve for Constellation shareholders
Jerome McHenry
Jerome McHenry
I'm a medical student who smokes
The close: Dow, TSX gains evaporate
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
Looking for big value in small caps
First salvo in battle for waterfront launched in February: documents
As council braces for this week’s stormy debate over the Port Lands, the sleeper question hanging over Councillor Doug Ford’s gambit to accelerate investment by selling off real estate to commercial developers is whether the city has the formal authority to elbow aside Waterfront Toronto
How Liberals should reframe crime bills
This Heidi Klum story will not infect your computer with malware, honest
Model and host Heidi Klum from television "Project Runway" arrives at the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles September 18, 2011.
#EduDay: Tweets about Ontario's all-candidates meetings on education
Shake up your salad with this Mexican ingredient
A tomatillo
Why you shouldn't eat deep-sea fish
You can cheer for tumbling profits
You can cheer for tumbling profits
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