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September 21

Family of former Kings scout settles wrongful death suit
Lawrie thought of playing through pain
Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Brett Lawrie watches the play against the Los Angeles Angels form the dugout during the second inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Toronto September 21, 2011.
Best pictures from September 21
Players find sanctuary in prayer groups
Why Ontario Liberals are more worried about the NDP than Tories
New mothers stand with their babies at a birthing centre in Toronto as they wait for Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath to arrive during her election campaign on Wednesday September 21, 2011.
Mika Zibanejad leads Senators past Bruins
Vernon Wells sinks Jays
Obama urges vote against UN resolution for Palestinian statehood
Gallery: The 'ace of all aces' William G. Barker
VPD advice on liquor-store closings not heeded before Game 7
A Vancouver Canucks fan confronts the police during riots in Vancouver, June 15, 2011.
Chinese trial for homicide in Canada breaks new legal ground
Amanda Zhao's parents speak to the media in 2008. The Zhaos are waiting anxiously for a verdict in the trial of Ms. Zhao's accused killer, Ang Li.
Canada's most-decorated war hero finally gets his due
Major William. G. Barker poses with the wreckage of Sopwith F1 "Camel" aircraft of No. 28 Squadron, RAF, in 1918 in Italy.
Joffrey Lupul wouldn't dare rest on his laurels
N.L. Grits promise highway moose fence, settlement for class-action suit
Keep fourth line on the bench
Roy MacGregor
Crosscheck: Does Christy Clark's jobs plan add up?
BC Premier Christy Clark announces new skills and training money as part of her BC Jobs Plan Tuesday Sept. 20, 2011, during a press conference in Kamloops, B.C.
Alberta 4-H Council approves mandatory helmet policy for horse riders
Experts slam cage-fighting match with eight-year-old boy
More than 'cows and cooking,' 4-H movement reinvents itself
Rosemarie Greening, who helps run a 4H program, watches her rabbit Wallaby jump gates at her Calgary home on Wednesday.
Chris Tanev throws his weight around for Canucks
Calgary Mayor spreads a gospel of revenue sharing
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi attended a luncheon hosted by The Economic Club of Canada, in Toronto on Sept. 21, 2011.
Alouettes look to answer questions with statement game in Edmonton
Montreal Alouettes Brandon Whitaker, right, jumps away from a tackle as Calgary Stampeders Juwan Simpson looks on. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
Mike Danton has different take on hockey
Saint Mary's University hockey player Mike Danton, recently named an Academic All-Canadian, practices in Halifax on Tuesday.
Casie Coleman halfway home
Trainer Casie Coleman at the Delaware County Fairgrounds, Sept. 20, 2011, with Idyllic.
Toronto Council bans pet shop sale of dogs, cats, unless they're from shelters
Svein Tuft warms up for London Olympics
Can't we all just get along?
Cast member Ryan Reynolds waves at the world premiere of the film The Change-Up in Los Angeles August 1, 2011.
Israeli forces on high alert as Palestine bids for UN membership
Vitamin rejuvenates old eggs, study shows
The lessons of Japan's lost decades
A Japanese foreign currency broker talks on the telephone
Colombia: Canada's new partner
President Juan Manuel Santos has committed to tackle the human rights crisis, but despite a number of welcome successes in high-profile cases, Amnesty International has yet to see real improvements in bringing to justice those responsible for human rights abuses.
Rabbani assassination dims Afghanistan peace hopes
FILE - This Friday, Nov. 23, 2001 file photo shows former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani as he emerges from the Pul-e-Khishti mosque after Friday prayers, surrounded by United Front bodyguards and supporters, in the capital Kabul, Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)
Crumbling coal demand signals slowing Asian economy
A bulldozer dumps coal at the Brooks Run Mining Co., owned by Alpha Natural Resources, in Cucumber, W.V.
B.C. First Nations unemployment rates
HSBC puts consumer lending unit on block
An HSBC sign near Bay Street, Toronto. Parent HSBC Holdings PLC is selling non-core assets in a bid to cut $3.5-billion in costs. Brent Lewin/Bloomberg News
Widow, 84, didn't let disability stop her from reaching Olympics
Born with a deformed foot, Shirley Olafsson didn't let her handicap prevent her from competing in the 1948 Olympics in London.
Broken finger ends Brett Lawrie's season
Is a share buyback a bad sign for stockholders?
Nancy Woods
Ontario NDP promise better maternal health care
Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath stands with new mothers and their babies at a birthing centre in Toronto during her election campaign on Wednesday September 21, 2011.
B.C. international student numbers by country
When interest costs aren't deductible
Tim Cestnick
How long until capital questions haunt Manulife?
Manulife Financial Corp. headquarters is seen in Toronto.
Rating agencies: The hitmen of Europe
Eric Reguly
Kyle Unger sues for wrongful conviction in murder of Manitoba teen
Kyle Unger with his mother, Treva Unger on March 11, 2009. Mr. Unger was acquitted in 2009 of murdering a teenage girl at a rock concert in 1990.
China should heed warning of IMF crystal ball
This fall's juiciest apple: Bite into a SweeTango
A defensive approach to resource stocks
Sanctus, by Simon Toyne
Simon Toyne
Ontario Liberal and Tory leaders limit media exposure on election trail
Dalton McGuinty faces reporters in a scrum in this November 2003 file photo.
Teenagers text even in their sleep
Pirates set to enter Berlin parliament
Supporters of Andreas Baum of the Pirate Party react after first exit polls for the city-state election in Berlin September 18, 2011.
Enbridge pipeline plan sparks opposition
Flames make cuts
Jerome Iginla #12 of the Calgary Flames warms up prior to facing the Colorado Avalanche at the Pepsi Center on February 14, 2011 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Tories expect $200 in savings for every $1 spent on consultants
New arena proposal for Islanders
The Nassau Coliseum is seen in Uniondale, New York, August 2, 2011. A proposal to finance a new hockey arena for the New York Islanders with $400 million of bonds was rejected by voters in Nassau County, New York, on Monday.
Toronto Mayor casts Port Lands retreat as a victory for all
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
Susan Graham's rise to opera stardom, by way of the rodeo
Opera singer Susan Graham at the Four Seasons Centre in Toronto on Sept. 15, 2011.
Filmmaker Richard Kerr weaves magic with celluloid
Richard Kerr in his office at Concordia University with some of his motion-picture weaves.
Vancouver Fringe Festival tips hat to top picks
Who knew reality TV would spawn so much junk?
Russell Smith
Next government will clean up Tory criminal-justice 'mess,' Rae says
Interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae speaks te reporters after his party's Parliament Hill caucus meeting on Sept. 21, 2011.
Watching the Jets take flight
Federal Reserve's Operation Twist drives Canadian dollar below par, hits stocks
Michael Babad
Norman doesn't see Woods winning another major
Tiger Woods tees off on the 15th hole during the Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge golf tournament in Verona, N.Y., Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011. (AP Photo/Kevin Rivoli)
Loose monetary policies can be dangerous in long run
Why I stopped trying to beat the market
Andrew Hallam
Canadian dollar closes below par
DeLaet to shut it down for the rest of the year
Chile raises the bar on wine tours
Grapes hang from the vine at the Montgras winery in Santa Cruz, Chile.
John D. Reddekopp
John Reddekopp
After learning two languages, French was a struggle
The close: Dow, TSX crumble after Fed statement
A trader at the New York Stock Exchange
What's fair wear and tear on a lease?
Joanne Will
Five U.S. growth stocks loved by technical analysts
Kienan 'doing great,' says father of child who was abducted, returned
Paul Hebert at his home in Sparwood, B.C., Sept. 12, 2011.
Keystone XL: A pipeline that should not be built
Keystone pipeline contruction in North Dakota.
NY Times lowers advertising outlook
A man speaks on his mobile phone in front of the New York Times building in New York City in this file photo taken May 21, 2009.
Score Media soars on sale talk
Score Media CEO John Levy
Quebec film 'Monsieur Lazhar' chosen as Canada's Oscar submission
A scene from "Monsieur Lazhar"
Keystone pipeline approval 'complete no-brainer,' Harper says
Prime Minister Stephen Harper takes part in a roundtable discussion at the New York Stock Exchange on Sept. 21, 2011.
More nightclubs saying, 'No young men allowed'
CRTC rewrites rules for mobile broadcasting
CRTC chairman Konrad von Finckenstein
What Facebook users 'dislike' about the new makeover
Six U.S. bank stock plays for Operation Twist
Government by smartphone
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty reads his Blackberry as he arrives on Parliament Hill in May of 2010.
In pictures: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird
Decals depicting the cartoon Road Runner holding a helmet adorn the rear wing.
Travel photos of the week: Sept. 22
The best in travel photos this week include a juicy grape fight, an instant noodle museum and cheers! It's Oktoberfest!
Sorenstam: Europe needs to win Solheim Cup
2011 Solheim Cup teams
Reaction to Operation Twist: Thanks for trying, but...
Seth wins Harbourfront Festival Prize
Seth (b. Gregory Gallant, 1962) is a popular cartoonist who makes his home in Guelph, Ont.
Jason Kenney heads to New York to condemn those who condemn Israel
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Sept. 19, 2011.
If you're on the highway and Road Runner goes beep-beep ...
Al Broughtan likes to run his 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird at Mosport, where he is a co-owner.
Fed policy ignores Republican appeal
House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner (Republican-Ohio).
U.S. Federal Reserve no slouch with stimulus effort
U.S. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke
Are you a cross-border shopper?
Pedestrians carrying shopping bags make their way along Fifth Avenue in New York.
A five-star facial fit for the red-carpet crowd in Toronto
A spa treatment at the Hazelton Hotel.
Try 3 big ideas for packing small
You want all the convenience, but none of the bulk. These 3 travel-friendly accessories are life savers that fit the bill – and your bag
Learn how the FOMC works <br/>(and look smarter at dinner)
Fed chairman Ben Bernanke
R.E.M. plays Toronto
Screen grab from YouTube video of R.E.M. playing outside the Eaton Centre
VPD looking for information on man charged with manslaughter in DTES
VPD are asking the public for information about Jermaine Anthony Carby, pictured.
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