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Xstrata shareholders snub board with Glencore vote
Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg gets out of a car as he arrives before an extraordinary shareholder meeting in the Swiss town of Zug Nov. 20, 2012. Shareholders in miner Xstrata are expected to give the green light on Tuesday to a long-awaited $31-billion takeover by commodities giant Glencore , paving the way for one of the largest tie-ups in the sector to date.
Bank of Japan defies easing calls
Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa speaks during a news conference in Tokyo Nov. 20, 2012. Mr. Shirakawa said on Tuesday that 3 per cent inflation, a target proposed by the main opposition leader who is expected to win next month's general election, would be unrealistic in a country where inflation has been below 1 per cent for most of the last three decades.
MusicFest Vancouver confirms 2013 festival suspended
Festival goers attend MusicFest Vancouver event at the Van Dusen Gardens in 2011.
Neil Young: A still hungry man rocking fiercely
Neil Young and Crazy Horse in concert at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Nov. 19, 2012.
Report into Toronto school’s overspending lays no blame and yields few answers
A report on the renovations at Nelson Mandela Park Public School, obtained by The Globe and Mail, leaves many questions unanswered.
Ontario teachers say onus on minister to approve tentative deals
Ontario Education Minister speaks at a news conference in August.
Australia’s hoax collar bomber to spend at least 10 years in jail
Madeleine Pulver, centre, her father Bill and mother Belinda leave the New South Wales State District Court, after the sentencing of Paul Douglas Peters, in Sydney, Australia, Nov. 20, 2012. Peters had chained a fake bomb to Madeleine in August 2011 as part of a bizarre extortion plot.
Pakistan quashes blasphemy case against Christian girl
A Pakistani police official and a Christian volunteer escort a young Christian girl accused of blasphemy, towards a helicopter following her release from central prison on the outskirts of Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012.
Alberta man faces deportation to Somalia, where he has never lived
Saeed Jama’s deportation to Somalia could come as early as Tuesday. He has never lived in Somalia.
Ontario, B.C., Alberta revive talks on national securities regulator
Dwight Duncan, provincial Minister of Finance, is scrummed outside a cabinet meeting at Queens Park on Oct. 16 2012.
November 20: Your daily horoscope
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Poverty is all around, so how does it go unseen by us?
John Doyle
Q&A with four university leaders on their way out
Heather Munroe-Blum, principal and vice-chancellor of McGill University
Potential front-runners for Canada’s top university jobs
Students on campus of the University of Victoria, in Victoria,BC Friday September 28, 2012 . Chad Hipolito/For The Globe and Mail
Who Canadian universities need now
Students on campus of the University of Victoria, in Victoria,BC Friday September 28, 2012 . Chad Hipolito/For The Globe and Mail
Takhar likely to seek Liberal leadership in Ontario
Harinder Takhar (left), minister of govt services for Ontario.
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