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Profligate Jets squeeze by Canes
Winnipeg Jets forward Ben Maxwell (49) attempts to jam it past Carolina Hurricanes goalie Brian Boucher (33) as Jiri Tlusty (19) and Tim Brent (37) watch for the rebound during second period pre-season NHL action in Winnipeg on Wednesday, September 28, 2011.
Best pictures from September 28
Modern technology abounds at new B.C. Place
The newly installed roof at B.C. Place in Vancouver September 7, 2011. The $500 million project is to be completed by September 30, 2011 for the B.C. Lions first game since the project started last year.
From an Irish bog, a Spitfire with a tale to tell
Excavators dig out the plane's engine block. Amateur historian Johnny McNee discovererd the spitfire buried in Ireland for 70 years.
Screening today: Without
Joslyn Jenson stars in Mark Jackson's debut Without
Screening today: Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
Part I: NHL Northeast Division Preview
Boston Bruins' Zdeno Chara, of Slovakia, hoists the cup following his teams win over the Vancouver Canucks in game 7 of NHL Stanley Cup Final hockey at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Wednesday, June 15, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Tax officials join tax evader for a hockey night out in Montreal
Francesco Bruno pleaded guilty to tax evasion earlier this year.
Screening today: The Skin I lIve In
The Skin I lIve In by Pedro Almodovar
Canada advances at FIBA Americas
This Vancouver chef likes fresh fruit, sashimi and energy drinks
In policy shift, Stephen Harper presses Sri Lanka on human rights
Campbell Clark
Sabres raise ante in Northeast
This Sept. 20, 2011 photo shows Buffalo Sabres' Robyn Regehr skating during NHL hockey practice in Buffalo, N.Y. Terry Pegula doesn't know or frankly care how much he's spent on buying the Sabres or adding salary with an objective to turn the team into a bona fide contender.
Why McGuinty' power-plant pledge is a gift to other Ontario parties
Workers on the construction site of a power facility on Loreland Ave in Mississauga Sep. 28, 2011.
Lee-Bentham four off the lead at LPGA Q-School
Rebecca Lee-Bentham
Cohen panel winds down evidence hearings on ironic note
Sockeye salmon.
Central B.C. firefighters ignore blazes if property owners ignore fees
Angela Wynton said she and her husband could do a better job fighting a fire at their property than firefighters.
Why do French feminists want to ban 'mademoiselle'?
MacKay racks up nearly $3-million in flights on VIP jets
Defence Minister Peter MacKay listens as Public Works Minister Michael Fortier announces the $1.4-billion purchase of 17 C-130J military transport aircraft, the first of which will be delivered in 2010, at a news conference in Ottawa on Jan. 16, 2007.
Where are all the new B.C. mines?
Red Chris mine would use Black Lake as a waste dump in northern B.C.
Ontario Liberal Leader creating job plan a week before the election
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty speaks to the media after touring the space engineering company MDA, during a campaign stop in Brampton, Ont., on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011.
Travel photos of the week: Sept. 29
This week in travel photos, check out some pre-Halloween horror, beach weather in Britain and – last but not least – surfing dogs!
Is it time the RCMP left B.C.?
An RCMP officer, Wednesday, May 23, 2007.
Give 9/11 credit to us, al-Qaeda tells Ahmadinejad
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad addresses the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Sept. 22, 2011, as reflections in the glass of a viewing booth show many empty chairs in the chamber after delegates walked out.
Ottawa ultimatum on RCMP contract lets B.C. flex its muscles
Gary Mason
Charest still cool on calling inquiry on construction industry corruption
Quebec Premier Jean Charest responds to Opposition questions on his refusal to launch a public inquiry on corruption in the construcion industry Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at the legislature in Quebec City.
Rubenstein: Presidents Cup buzz a good thing
Presidents Cup
Municipal auditor-general wouldn't examine tax rates, politicians told
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark in Victoria, B.C., on Friday August 26, 2011.
Syria using rape as a weapon, activists say
Alleged victim Doha Alshawa went missing last week.
Paris Fashion Week: Hitchcockian cool, Lady Gaga edge, futuristic looks
Amy Verner reports from the runways of Paris Fashion Week, including the new spring/summer 2012 collections of Rochas, Mugler, Dries Van Noten and Gareth Pugh
Former Gadhafi prisoner recounts interrogation by Canadians
War of 1812 fund adds to Harper's patriotic initiatives
The Peace Tower and a Canadian flag are seen on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Hail to Vancouver taxi firm on its 100th year of service
MacLure's cab driver Kulwant Gill drives Jade Watt through Granville Island in Vancouver Sept. 28, 2011. MacLure's Cabs, the oldest taxi company in the Lower Mainland, will celebrate its 100th birthday next week.
Cuba gives green light to buying, selling cars
A private car is parked on a street on in Havana on Sept. 28, 2011.
Newfoundland Liberals lose 11th-hour candidate
PEI Liberals, Tories release total costs of respective election platforms
Premier Robert Ghiz and his wife Kate Ellis Ghiz arrive at a leaders' debate for the Prince Edward Island provincial election in Charlottetown on Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011.
Carney-Dimon clash not such a bad thing, banker says
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News
NHL to counterfeiters: Knock it off with the knock-offs
Mounties and Canada Border Services Agency seized a shipment of counterfeit jerseys bearing the newest NHL team's logo and shoulder flashes last week, pictured in this handout photo.
Locked-out Hamilton steel workers warned they won't be protected
The U.S. Steel Canada plant in Hamilton, Ont.
Canada's rising debt and aging population worry budget officer
The object of a civilized and compassionate society should be intergenerational sharing, not divisive allegations that seek to propagate an image of one element of the Canadian community as creating an unacceptable burden for another.
Ontario leaders have a week to show the vision thing
Ontario Premier and Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty (L) shakes hands with provincial Conservative leader Tim Hudak as provincial NDP leader Andrea Horvath (C) walks past after the provincial Ontario leaders debate in Toronto September 27, 2011.
Get the IRS taxman off the backs of innocent Canadians
Globe readership grows, both for print and online
The Globe's front page entries, designed by Jason Chiu, following the paper's redesign in 2010.
RBC on hunt for wealth management acquisitions
Sensible solution to Toronto's money woes would look at both revenues and expenses
Marcus Gee
PEI father sent to jail for biting daughter, 4, on arm
Wind-energy firm Trillium Power sues Ontario
Toronto Hydro's anemometer platform in Lake Ontario east of the Scarborough bluffs, installed to investigate whether an offshore wind project in the area is economically viable.
MaRS to launch Centre for Impact Investing
One of the research facilities in Toronto's MaRS Discovery District
G20 glass-smasher's remorse keeps him out of jail
Robin Henry is seen with orphans in AIDS-ravaged Botswana earlier this year.
China's unveils its first gold vending machine
Chinese bank staff stand by the country's first gold vending machine in the popular Wangfujing Street in Beijing. Gold vending machines already exist in Britain, the United States, the Middle East and Europe.
Brendan Shanahan is a reluctant video star
NHL vice president of hockey and business development Brendan Shanahan speaks to reporters during the NHL General Managers' annual fall meeting in Toronto, Ont. Tuesday, November 9, 2010.
Ontario court rules against raw milk farmer
Michael Schmidt says he will continue his milk business as usual and plans to appeal the ruling.
Jays ponder weighty matters heading to off-season
Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Brett Cecil works against Oakland Athletics during the second inning of MLB baseball action in Toronto on Tuesday August 9, 2011.
Any Yellow Media upside is a long, long shot
Fabrice Taylor
The Queen to star in new Royal BC Museum season
Detail of a photograph of Princess Margaret Rose (left) and Princess Elizabeth taken in 1943 by Cecil Beaton. It is among the photos included in an upcoming exhibit at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, B.C.
On Canaan’s Side, by Sebastian Barry
Scenes from Edmonton
Lose yourself in the five-video music installation The End, at the Up North exhibit in the Art Gallery of Alberta. Photo courtesy the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, i8 Gallery, Reykjavik
Nobel laureates press Harper to oppose Alberta oil-sands expansion
Archbishop Desmond Tutu speaks at the Social Good Summit, on Sept. 21, 2011 in New York.
Don't pay to check that bag - try these 3 carry-ons
With fees going up, the carry-on bag has become the traveller's newest – and cheapest – best friend. Here are three luggage styles that’ll suit all your on-board needs
Leo Smits
Leo Smits
Have you ever had a yogasm?
If 50 is the new 40, then I want that body back
12 delicious pumpkin desserts
A slice of pecan pumpkin pie.
Lukewarm approvals underline say-on-pay contradictions
David Milstead
Let's stop hiding the cost of mutual fund fees
Rob Carrick
Culture Days kicks off a cross-Canada arts celebration
A lot of culture across the country this weekend... An image from the Culture Days Facebook page
Why don't creative young writers care if they get paid?
Russell Smith
Burton Cummings has a voice that just won't quit
TSO gains young concertmaster, very old fiddle
TSO concertmaster Jonathan Crow with the rare Guarneri del Gesu violin at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto.
Kalou the villain as Chelsea held in Valencia
Canadian dollar falls with commodity prices
Canadian currency
Four tips to ensure you can deduct interest on your debt
Tim Cestnick
Mother of slain Tori Stafford charged in Woodstock drug bust
Tara McDonald, mother of murder victim Tori Stafford, is shown outside court in Woodstock, Ont., Monday, February 7, 2011.
Bettman plans to take in Jets' opener
True North Sports and Entertainment Limited chairman Mark Chipman (right) looks on as NHL commissioner Gary Bettman speaks at a press conference in Winnipeg, Tuesday.
Rappel down a waterfall in Quebec
Pippa Middleton inspires plastic-surgery procedure
Man Group toughs out rocky ride
A trader scratches his head as he watches his screens on the trading floor of Frankfurt stock exchange
Ibrahimovic inspires AC Milan to win
Groupon gets into online retailing with Groupon Goods
The close: Dow, TSX crumble as optimism vanishes
Fine-tooth studies needed to pin down productivity gap
Web surfing a boon to productivity, study shows
VIFF 2011: The movie reviews
Bérénice Bejo (right) and Jean Dujardin in "The Artist"
Sino-Forest affiliate Greenheart resumes trading
An investor passes in front of an electronic board showing stock information as she leaves a brokerage house at the end of the day's trading in the financial district of Beijing.
Parking in Toronto a breeze compared to New Delhi
Canadian investment managers prefer Canadian stocks
Turmoil leaves Asia Pacific facing dollar drought
The U.S. dollar has long had a cachet as a safe haven.
Found poster poem
Backbench Tory breaks ranks, vows aggressive stand against abortion
Saskatoon-Humboldt MP Brad Trost looks on at an all-candidate's forum at the University of Saskatchewan on April 21, 2011.
Beyond the Grand Canyon: Arizona's awesome rocks
Q&A: Love, lies and being married to one of the 'Cuban Five'
Elizabeth Palmeiro, wife of Roman Labanino, one of the Cuban Five, is photographed in Havana, Cuba Sept. 26/2001.
Find kid-friendly fun in Barcelona
Gaudi's mosaic dragon fountain at the entance to Park Guel in Barcelona is a popular place for tourists.
Reebok's EasyTone ad
Apple of their eye: U.S. hedge fund top holdings
FTC rebukes Reebok marketing in settlement
TV ad that promoted the EasyTone shoes
Apple, Amazon valuations set to get a lot more attention
What you must do in Edmonton (and what you must avoid)
Admire the park setting in Edmonton's downtown core.
Canada must ensure it tightens the right belts
Illustration by Anthony Jenkins
How to apply for a masters in management
Writing girl
High-speed hijinks aplenty in Driver: San Francisco
Toronto judge sentences mother to six months in jail for abducting son
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