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September 9

Canadian teen to crack heads with rugby world's best
James Christie
Canada rugby player profiles
Bills' 'Lights Out' turns back on
Russian crash probe: Engines running til the end
Investigators inspect the debris of a plane at the crash site near the Tunoshna airport outside Yaroslavl on September 9, 2011. A least 43 people were killed September 7, 2011 when a Russian jet carrying hockey players of Lokomotiv Yaroslavl to their first match of the KHL (Kontinental Hockey League) season crashed on takeoff in the latest blow to the country's tainted air safety record. Getty Images/ ALEXANDER NEMENOV
Randall Hopley admitted watching 10-year-old in 2007, search warrant says
Best pictures from September 9
KHL: Lokomotiv offered chance to rebuild
Scene and herd at TIFF
Actress Megan Fox arrives on the red carpet for the film "Friends With Kids" during the 36th Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto, September 9, 2011. TIFF runs from September 8-18.
Cecil learns hard lesson in Jays loss to O's
Good week; Bad week
Paul Attfield
Sept 10: What's on this weekend in B.C.
Assessing the Ontario Tories' first week on the campaign trail
For Horwath, Layton's shadow looms large
McGuinty makes effort to connect directly with voters
Hot Ticket: Vancouver International Fringe Festival
Out There: Feast of Fields
Cell broadcasting a fast way to get the message out
Big Brother with a cellphone proposed to curb riots
Pedestrians walk below a security camera located at Granville and Cordova Streets in downtown Vancouver Friday Feb. 19, 2010 during the Vancouver Olympic games.
Orioles' Guthrie stifles Jays' bats
Rubenstein: Don't count out the over-40 crowd
Shining the spotlight on people who shape world's cities
Documentary filmmaker Gary Hustwit holding an instant photo of himself while being photographed in and around the Queen St. West and Gladstone Ave. area on Sept. 9 2011. Mr. Hustwit is in Toronto where his documentary, Urbanized, will be screened as part of the Toronto International Film Festival.
Jays reward Mottola for a job well done
Arts groups relieved by plan to divert funding cuts to Toronto Arts Council
Globe's Jim Jennings, Star's Neil Campbell take helm of The Canadian Press
NLL: Trade sends Josh Sanderson back to Rock
Korean flight's hijack scare spooked Ottawa on morning of Sept. 11
Timeline: Defining moments of the 9/11 decade
Architects of Canada’s anti-terror laws support Harper’s plan to revive measures
Metro Vancouver board appears poised to ban smoking in its parks
A woman smokes a cigarette at Kits Beach in Vancouver on September 1, 2010, the day Vancouver's ban on smoking in city parks and beaches took effect.
Ontario Greens continue push for inclusion in leaders' election debate
Ontario Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner
Breathing the rarefied air at Centennial College’s new library
Ontario's Hudak gambles on knowing immigrants' minds
Adam Radwanski
Argos' QB Jyles might fear to enter the Lions' den
K'naan returns from Somalia with hope rather than despair
Somali-Canadian hip-hop artist K'naan travelled to Somalia in September, 2011.
Riders' defence looking vulnerable
For Muslims, a decade of polarization - and hope of reflection
Introspective Ovechkin 'lost a lot of friends'
Rob Ford betrays promises about transparency
Marcus Gee
Pakistan's attitude of deception harmed 'war on terror,' former envoy says
Conservative MP Chris Alexander speaks to the media during an orientation session on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on May 19, 2011.
Political blame game on riots should extend beyond Vancouver's Mayor
Gary Mason
St. Mychal of ground zero: a personal reflection
New frosh week focus: mental wellness
The stars talk shop at TIFF
Keira Knightly attends a press conference as she promotes the film 'A Dangerous Method' at the Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto on Saturday September 10, 2011
Gallery: K'naan's visit to Somalia
K'naan visited camps for displaced people and hospitals. He was shocked by what he saw.
Canadian public school boards recruit foreign students to boost coffers
Michael Ignatieff: 9/11 and the age of sovereign failure
Profane, tacky, profound: New York grieves and gets over it
People walk past a mural in the Queens borough of New York honouring victims of the Sept.11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center.
City of Vancouver had planned a Stanley Cup victory parade, documents reveal
Riot police in Vancouver June 15, 2011.
Tired of pioneering dance in the West, Yoné Young moved her ideas to canvas
Yone Young died in Calgary on July 17, 2011 of lymphoma at the age of 86.
U.S., Canada reach new security deal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shakes hands with U.S. President Barack Obama after taking part in a joint press conference in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building across from the White House in Washington on Feb. 4, 2011.
Le Chateau earnings drop 50 per cent
A shopper is stopped by a window display at Le Chateau's Eaton Centre location in Montreal.
Chris Pronger back on the ice with Flyers
Chris Pronger #20 of the Philadelphia Flyers warms up before playing against the Ottawa Senators on January 20, 2011 at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Essays on the unexpected consequences of 9/11
Live chat: Jameel Jaffer on civil liberties after 9/11
West Coast wines
Prospect Winery Opopgo's Lair Pinot Grigio
TIFF day 2: Red carpet fashion
George Clooney poses on the red carpet before the screening of "The Ides of March" at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday, Sept., 9, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Tories, NDP look to pierce voters' complacency in Richmond Hill
The Muslim world's 9/11 generation emerges from a long shadow
Anti-government protesters celebrate in Tahrir Square after the announcement of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's resignation in Cairo Feb. 11, 2011. A furious wave of protest finally swept Mubarak from power on Friday after 30 years of one-man rule, sparking jubilation on the streets and sending a warning to autocrats across the Arab world and beyond.
Housing still a conundrum in Obama bid to fire up economy
Lessons for business from the NFL: developing new talent
Cam Newton #1 of the Carolina Panthers smiles on the sidelines against the Pittsburgh Steelers during their preseason game at Bank of America Stadium on September 1, 2011 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
TSX proposes shareholders vote for each director
A passerby is seen outside the Toronto Stock Exchange at the Exchange Tower in Toronto, Ont. Feb. 7/2011.
Vancouver's C Restaurant lives up to its name, again
Scallops and foie gras is served at C Restaurant: 1600 Howe St. in Vancouver.
Asian oil markets beckon if U.S. kills Keystone: Ottawa
Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird speaks to reporters in the Foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, July 5, 2011.
Wheat board's loss is Viterrra's gain
Viterra
A Newfoundland town's special place in 9/11 anniversary
Powerful images from the Arab spring
An Egyptian mother hugs her child as she watches some thousands of Egyptian protesters gather at Tahrir square in Cairo, Egypt on Jan. 30, 2011.
Audio: Richard Clarke on Osama bin Laden
Yukon general election to be held Oct. 11
TIFF day 2: Moneyball Gala premier
Brad Pitt and his wife Angelina Jolie arrive on the red carpet before the screening of this new movie "Moneyball" at the Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto on Friday, Sept., 9, 2011.
After the revolution, Cairo's street art thrives
Gander hosts grounded 9/11 visitors once again
Gander resident Mac Moss, hosts a bbq for neighbours and "plane people" at his home in Gander, Nfld. on Sept. 9, 2011.
Another swing and a miss
David Parkinson
Credit sport for helping to heal New York's agony
Stephen Brunt
Couture wins Canadian Men's Mid-Amateur Championship
Rob Couture
How to tell if you have a shopping problem
A woman shops in California.
The Wealthy Barber Returns
Satyajit Das: 'Financial TV is pornography'
Satyajit Das
Why a family grieving 9/11 turned to sport for comfort
Allan Maki
David Dodge: Black coffee spiked with exasperation
Illustration of former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge.
Investor focuses on the balance sheet
PEI leaders' debate in jeopardy over small-party inclusion
Progressive Conservative leader Olive Crane fields questions at a news conference in anticipation of an election call in Mount Stewart, PEI on Sept. 6, 2011.
Playing the sex card to get ahead
Leah Eichler
Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas: filmmakers
Calvin Thomas (L) and Jonah Lewis (R), co-directors of Amy George.
Is home-schooling a better option than public school?
Tourism Toronto among organizations shelling out for Jimmy Kimmel visit
The only guide you need to enrolling your kid in a city program
Cruze on manual to save the most on fuel
2011 Chevrolet Cruze ECO
The Lineup: Sept 10 - 16
Kim Cattrall plays Amanda in Noel Coward's Private Lives
Al-Qaeda's zealots of yesteryear turning to politics, democracy
Doug Saunders
At Keriwa, local food goes native, with stunning results
Braised bison, Saskatoon berry pemmican and red fife fry bread at Keriwa
Does the fall goeth before the autumn?
Greta McLaggan
Greta McLaggan
Everyone loves author Louise Penny's Armand Gamache
Louise Penny
Disc of the week: Annie Clark's St. Vincent takes the long route to the hard truths
Annie Clark performs as St. Vincent.
On the stand: a weekly roundup of the best magazine reads 10/09/2011
Which one of these films is the next Slumdog Millionaire?
Rapper Nas upstages Lauryn Hill in concert
TIFF in the shadow of 9/11
woman ties a "Ribbon of Remembrance" onto the fence at St. Paul's Chapel on September 8, 2011 in New York City.
Road Movie: Israel/Palestine from both sides now
Surviving the Air India tragedy through the arts
Lata Pada is a renowned Indian dancer who lost two family members in the Air India crash.
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