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Fashion photos of the week: September 27
Models display creations from the Giorgio Armani spring/summer 2012 ready-to-wear collection on September 26, 2011, during Milan's women fashion week.
Wildrose views Alberta Tory race as just a bump in the road
Wildrose Alliance leader Danielle Smith speaks to reporters after Alberta finance minister Ted Morton announced his resignation in Calgary, Alta., Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011.
Best pictures from September 26
A visitor looks at a facsimile of the Isaiah Scroll, one of the Dead Sea Scrolls, displayed inside the Shrine of the Book at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
Ottawa's 'ethical' oil-sands campaign heats up
Protesters are arrested as the Council of Canadians and Greenpeace Canada hold a rally featuring a civil disobedience sit-in against the tar sands on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Sept. 26, 2011.
Gadhafi regime helped broker release of Canadian envoys, records show
Canadians Louis Guay, left, and Robert Fowler are shown here after thy were released by al-Qaeda-linked captors in 2009. Records show that Libya had a hand in securing their release.
A look at Winnipeg's Canadian Museum of Human Rights
Quebec opposition seeks to bolster case for corruption inquiry
Opposition politicians in Quebec are eagerly anticipating Jacques Duchesneau's statement about alleged corruption in the construction industry on Tuesday.
At the Forks, Izzy Asper's improbable project takes shape
PCL project manager Jon Kindrachuck leads a tour of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights construction site in Winnipeg on Monday.
Dick Cheney, unapologetic, defies Vancouver protesters
Former U.S. vice-president Dick Cheney pauses during an interview at the Vancouver Club on Monday. Mr. Cheney was in town to speak with the Bon Mot Book Club to promote his new memoir.
Bruins rally past Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price makes a save on a puck deflected by Boston Bruins' Jordan Caron during first period NHL pre-season hockey action Monday, September 26, 2011 in Montreal.
Internal documents show conflict over witness protection for Pickton inquiry
Photographs of missing women are displayed as Commissioner Wally Oppal speaks in Vancouver, January 19, 2011.
Minister weighs toughening rules on loose-lipped councillors
Surging Lions have top spot in West within reach
Nets will retain name after move to Brooklyn
‘Yes, we have the $25-million,’ Quebec firm says of asbestos plan
John Baird bares teeth in offering Canada's defence of Israel at UN
Foreign Minister John Baird addresses the 66th UN General Assembly at UN Headquarters Sept. 26, 2011.
The cuts that never were
Marcus Gee
B.C.'s municipal politicians debate wisdom of smart meters
A BC Hydro smart meter. The smart meters wirelessly transmit data back to BC Hydro.
Ontario debate gives leaders a chance to strut - or stumble
Adam Radwanski
Vancouver farmers’ markets struggle to avoid other cities’ mistakes
James Wisniewski, Brad Staubitz given multiple-game bans for hits
Off Cyprus, the hunt for oil and gas threatens to rekindle an old conflict
A hellicopter ferrying workers to Noble Energy Inc.'s offshore oil and gas rig takes off from Cyprus's Limassol port on Sept. 19.
Get tough on sex offenders who use Internet to lure children, Ont. court says
Red alert in Calgary
Allan Maki
David Braley hopes high-profile booster club can lift Argos’ fortunes
Diminutive Gallagher makes big impression with Habs
Brent Burns fills huge void for Sharks
Anesthesiologist staffing not a factor in B.C. stillbirth case, review finds
NDP has edge in Manitoba election, poll shows
NDP Leader Greg Selinger, left, Liberal Leader Jon Gerrard, PC Leader Hugh McFadyen and Green Party Leader James Beddome of Manitoba prior to a televised debate on Sept. 23, 2011, in Winnipeg.
Arturo Gatti suicide skeptics evade boxer's dark truths
Arturo Gatti and Amanda Rodrigues on their wedding day.
Stockbrokers more reckless than psychopaths: study
Traders react as they work on the floor of the London Metal Exchange in London on Monday, Sept. 26, 2011.
Mount Allison's move to destroy war memorial sparks alumni uproar
A demolition tender has already been awarded for Mount Allison University's Memorial Library, which is 84 years old.
Why do teens turn to suicide? Superstar scientist tries to find out
Neuroscientist Georg Northoff scans brains of patients who have attempted suicide.
NHL's concussion victims ready to face future
Sidney Crosby #87 of the Pittsburgh Penguins recovers after falling to the ice against the Washington Capitals during the 2011 NHL Bridgestone Winter Classic at Heinz Field on January 1, 2011 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Brian Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images)
Mark Carney: The determined regulator
Jamie Dimon, the 'Angry Banker'
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is known for his ability to cut to the chase, and a propensity to dismantle his opponents with an aggressive debating style.
U.S. Senate reaches deal to avoid government shutdown
Tony Carr carries his children's toys from his home, which was destroyed by the floods caused by Hurricane Irene on Sept. 1, in Prattsville, N.Y.
Cash-hoarding companies: prudent or part of the problem?
Turning around the scourge of suicide in Canada's north
Jeff and Shelley Graham, with family photos including that of Jesse Graham, who committed suicide in his room at their home in Balderson, Ontario, near Ottawa, on June 17, 2010 at the age of seventeen. Photo By Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail
Mark Carney baits the world's bankers
Canada's Central Bank Governor Mark Carney delivers remarks at the Institute of International Finance (IIF) annual meeting in Washington September 25, 2011. The current global economic uncertainty is no reason to delay financial regulatory reform, Carney said on Sunday, rejecting what he called the "fatalism" of critics in the banking industry. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas
Recovery could end up costing Canada: Bootle
Roger Bootle, head of London-based Capital Economics, shown in Toronto on Monday, September 26, 2011.
Oil boom lets Saskatchewan plot its own course
Jets down Senators
Winnipeg Jets forward Brian Little (18) and Ottawa Senators defenseman Jared Cowen (2) battle for the puck behind Alex Auld and the Senators net during1st period pre-season NHL action in St. John's on Monday, Sept. 26, 2011.
First Capital goes shopping in downtown Toronto
Hazelton Lanes shopping centre in Toronto.
Dimon's rhetoric a killer of reasonable bank reform
Euro zone cobbling together bigger bailout package
Jens Weidmann, the new president of the Bundesbank, Germany’s central bank, has emerged as a powerful critic of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s bailout strategy.
A rare find: A healthy U.S. bank in an ailing sector
David Milstead
In rocky markets, there's opportunity for careful investors
A trader watches his screens at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, Sept. 22 2011, when the stock index DAX lost about four per cent.
U.S.-style search funds creep in Canada
Battered blue chips for the contrarian investor
B.C. woman sues adult kids for parental support: Should she get it?
A look at the life of Arturo Gatti
Arturo Gatti looks on against Carlos Baldomir during their WBC/IBA Welterweight Championship fight in Atlantic City on July 22, 2006. The one-time world champion boxer retired a year later.
Guard yourself against outrageous banking fees
Rob Carrick
Holocaust survivor donates Auschwitz jacket to Montreal museum
Imy (Irma) Nemenoff-Gellert, a Holocaust survivor, has donated to a Montreal museum a jacket she wore while imprisoned at the Auschwitz concentration camp. Ms. Nemenoff-Gellert donated the rare jacket Monday, her 97th birthday.
Stock buybacks are best left to the Oracle of Omaha
Since 13, he's been fighting to protect B.C.'s spirit bear
Simon Jackson, Founder and Chairman, Spirit Bear Youth Coalition.
SSRIs and blood thinners a risky combo for cardiac patients
Canadian women dominate Paraguay at FIBA Americas
Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness, by Alexandra Fuller
A week of protests in Greece
Harper summons Flaherty, Carney for rare three-way talks on economy
Women in cabinet responsible for nearly 80 per cent of budget: McGuinty
Ontario Liberal Leader Dalton McGuinty, centre, stands on stage with women who are running for his party during a campaign event in Toronto on Sept. 26, 2011.
Editorial cartoons, October 2011
Christy Clark's jobs plan leaves B.C. cold
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark addresses the Vancouver Board of Trade in downtown Vancouver, B.C. Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011.
New Vancouver towers set off tenant musical chairs
An architectural rendering of the building to be built at 745 Thurlow in downtown Vancouver.
Loonie advances as hopes for Europe brighten
Arlene Dickinson proves 'emotion' doesn't have to be a dirty word
Sarah Hampson
Harvard academic has a long view on competitiveness
Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School is pictured in this file photo taken on on May 1, 2001.
Fall concert preview: Lyrical tricks and tuneful treats
Jason O'Mara on acting with dinosaurs
Actor Jason O'Mara arrives at the 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards held at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on September 18, 2011 in Los Angeles.
MP used House resources to promote provincial candidate, Sgro alleges
Mike Sullivan, centre, NDP MP for York South-Weston in Toronto, joins a Jack Layton memorial in August.
That's champion, you know, with an 'o'
Ask the Kielburgers: My daughter's excited to change the world. Now what?
His Holiness the Dalai Lama takes a moment to speak to youth attending We Day in Vancouver, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009.
Christy Clark demotes Harry Bloy in cabinet reshuffle
Harry Bloy at Government House in Victoria, B.C., on Monday March 14, 2011.
See more of safari's Big 5 in Mozambique
Canadian artists to get big display in London
Coalition fear-mongering didn't sway federal election, pollster says
If you have only a little money, should you invest it?
Most workers living ‘close to the line:’ survey
The close: Dow, TSX surge with hope from Europe
Smells Like Teen Spirit: Nirvana
I'm afraid our nest will never be empty
Clarence John (Dirk) Doerksen
Sino-Forest faces new lawsuit
Sino-Forest operations in China.
Can your pants reveal your location?
Testamentary trusts a valuable tool for minimizing inheritance tax implications
Doug McLarty
Shares of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway jump (by $8,100) on buyback
Michael Babad
Canadiens sign Chris Campoli
Retailers slash prices on RIM's PlayBook tablet
The Blackberry tablet, or Playbook.
Sidney Crosby says he's getting closer to contact practice
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.
The week in review
Tumblr raises $85-million as page views top 13 billion a month
Donald Trump Jr.'s glum outlook
Leafs key battles coming into focus
Bombers suffer huge offensive loss
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Fred Reid is tackled by Toronto Argonauts defenders Ejiro Kuale and Jason Pottinger.
Healthy diet key to reducing cholesterol
Salmon with Strawberries and Spinach
What you can expect from Windows 8
A Reuters reporter runs through a new test Microsoft Windows tablet running a version of its touch-enabled Windows 8, expected to be released in 2012, at the Build conference in Anaheim, California September 13, 2011.
Why is a $1,575-a-month drug approved and a $7 one isn't?
André Picard
Environmentalists, natives and unions denounce 'biocidal' oil-sands policy
Brad Benson of British Columbia is congratulated by fellow protesters after climbing a police fence to join them in an act of civil disobedience on Parliament Hill during a demonstration against the oil sands on Sept. 26, 2011.
Russia will review disputed gas deal, Ukraine says
A previous gas price row between Kiev and Moscow disrupted Russian energy giant Gazprom’s European supplies, and the EU is seeking assurances from Kiev that this will not happen again.
Oil-sands protesters descend on Parliament Hill
Demonstrators stage a "sit in" after crossing a police barricade during a protest against the Keystone XL pipeline on Parliament Hill in Ottawa September 26, 2011.
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