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Jets’ prospect Mark Scheifele scores hat trick for OHL’s Barrie Colts
Winnipeg Jets forward Mark Scheifele (file photo)
RCMP issues latest denial in string of harassment lawsuits
Members of the RCMP march in regimental memorial parade to honour peace officer Rod Lazenby in High River, Alta., Friday, Aug. 24, 2012. Lazenby, a former Mountie, was killed in the line of duty on Friday, August 10, 2012 near Priddis, Alta.
Canada claims bronze in four-man bobsled at Whistler
From front to back, Canada's Chris Spring, Timothy Randall, Adam Rosenke and Ben Coakwell celebrate after racing to a third-place finish during the four-man bobsled World Cup event in Whistler, B.C., on Saturday November 24, 2012.
Saints face crunch time in bid to make NFL playoffs
New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham (80) celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons during the first half of their NFL game in New Orleans, Louisiana November 11, 2012.
Looking to the future, Wildrose leader pushes for a more progressive approach
Wildrose leader Danielle Smith makes a campaign stop in Calgary, Alta., Friday, April 20, 2012. Albertans go to the polls on April 23.
The week's best web reads: 10 favourite stocks of top money managers
Poll shows Wildrose ahead of PCs as lingering campaign regrets come to light
Wildrose Party Leader Danielle Smith acknowledges her supporters on Alberta election night April 23, 2012, in her riding of High River.
Ontario defeats Nova Scotia for mixed curling crown
Norway’s Aksel Lund Svindal wins World Cup downhill race at Lake Louise
Norwegian skier Aksel Lund Svindal makes a turn while posting the fastest time so far during the first alpine skiing Men's World Cup downhill of the season in Lake Louise, Alberta, November 24, 2012.
Company behind B.C. mine shuts separate project over foreign worker concerns
Chunks of coal on the beach around Union Bay, B.C.
Focal points of Argos offence enjoy relaxing day before Grey Cup
Toronto Argonauts Walter Spencer interviews his teammate Chad Owens (2) during a practice ahead of the 100th Grey Cup in Toronto, November 24, 2012.
Senior Hamas leader says arms smuggling will continue; Israel eases Gaza restrictions
Fishing boats are seen at Gaza Seaport in Gaza City November 24, 2012. Israel eased restrictions on Gaza fishermen on Saturday, further implementing a three-day-old truce brokered by Egypt after a week of fierce fighting, Palestinian officials said.
Jim Schwartz had a bad week thanks to challenge flag debacle
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz shouts instructions to his team while playing against the Philadelphia Eagles during the fourth quarter of their NFL game in Philadelphia October 14, 2012.
Toronto police find truckloads of toys, donations allegedly stolen from Salvation Army
A woman walks through the Salvation Army's Railside Road food and toy distribution centre in Toronto on Wednesday, November 21, 2012.
Stamps unfazed by past defeats in Toronto heading into Grey Cup
Calgary Stampeders quarterback Kevin Glenn, running back Jon Cornish and Nik Lewis listen to offensive coordinator Dave Dickenson during practice ahead of the 100th Grey Cup CFL football game in Toronto, November 24, 2012. The Grey Cup between the Toronto Argonauts and the Calgary Stampeders will be played on November 25.
Grey Cup quiz answers explained
Conditions in 1950 Grey Cup game, played at Varsity Stadium, were so bad it’s referred to as the Mud Bowl Game.
Camacho remembered as charismatic, troubled star
Former boxer Hector "Macho" Camacho of Puerto Rico signs a big boxing glove during a visit to Playa del Carmen City, Mexico in this January 29, 2006 file photo. Camacho died November 24, 2012 after he was shot in the face and neck November 20 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Canada’s Alex Gough places third at World Cup luge opener
Alex Gough from Canada speeds down the course during her first run at the Women's luge World Cup race in Innsbruck Igls, Austria, on Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012.
Yasser Arafat to be exhumed Tuesday, reopening the mystery of his death
Plastic sheets cover the mausoleum of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in the West Bank city of Ramallah November 24, 2012. The body of Arafat will be exhumed on Tuesday, eight years after his death, in an investigation to establish if he was murdered, a Palestinian official said on Saturday.
Hometown Toronto Argonauts win the 100th Grey Cup 35-22
Toronto Argonauts players hold the CFL Grey Cup after defeating Calgary Stampeders Sunday November 25, 2012 in Toronto.
The Who’s love reigns o’er Toronto
The Who perform at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, November 23, 2012.
In photos: The life of Larry Hagman, best known as J.R. Ewing from TV soap Dallas
In this Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008 photo, actor Larry Hagman listens to a reporter's question while visiting the Southfork Ranch in Parker, Texas, made famous in the television show "Dallas." Actor Larry Hagman, who for more than a decade played villainous patriarch JR Ewing in the TV soap Dallas, has died at the age of 81, his family said Saturday Nov. 24, 2012
Serious Rigs: A heavy hauler
Grey Cup quiz: When was the 1st indoor game? Plus other questions
The Grey Cup trophy is carried into city hall by former players that have become police officers ahead of the 100th Grey Cup CFL championship football game in Toronto, November 16, 2012.
Ottawa struggles to fill religious-persecution post
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird has announced Canada is breaking diplomatic relations with Iran.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford arranged meeting between client of family firm, water officials
Mayor Rob Ford and Councillor Doug Ford are seen with Apollo owners Richard and Charles Wachsberg at cosmetics firm’s grand opening
Chasing the jumbo dream - backers swoon over glacier resort in B.C.
‘It’s my life’s project,’ says Grant Costello, describing the Jumbo Valley. “At the end of the day, we’re going to have people skiing on glaciers in Canada.’
Canadian iconoclast Daniel A. Bell praises China’s one-party system as a meritocracy
Daniel Bell, shown Nov. 21 in Shanghai, supports China’s one-party system.
As children pine for electronics, traditional toy makers face a growing tech challenge
Pedestrians pass by a Mattel/Walmart Toy display in the underground PATH system near Union Station in Toronto.
Flooded out to save Winnipeg, Lake St. Martin residents now feel forgotten
Christina Moar in the Winnipeg hotel room where her mother died last month: ‘She wanted to go home – and this is the only home she had.’
Used sedan gets top marks for everything except its ‘chrome beak’
2010 Acura TL
Still waiting for the promised land
A mandatory evacuation forced residents of the Lake St. Martin reserve to leave without the chance to properly go through their belongings since they thought they would be returning.
Gender parity trumps excellence in science?
A new report on women in academia would dilute our research efforts by politicizing the way the money gets handed out
In case you missed it: This is the ‘African century’
Doug Saunders
Canada’s ‘no comment’ Conservative government
Jeffrey Simpson
Nov. 24: Great Grey Cup moments, and other letters to the editor
Conditions in 1950 Grey Cup game, played at Varsity Stadium, were so bad it’s referred to as the Mud Bowl Game.
Book lover on your holiday list? Here are 100 picks from Globe Books
43 non-fiction books from this year that are worth a read (or two)
John Huston with Jack Nicholson, Kathleen Turner and daughter Anjelica Huston on the set of Prizzi’s Honor. Biographer Jeffrey Meyers portrays him as great filmmaker.
Momofuku Daisho: Why it’s one of the most ambitious and exciting places to eat in Toronto
The view from Daisho’s dining room,
Readers’ picks for best books of 2012
Momofuku Noodle Bar Toronto: Skip the ramen – the other stuff will blow your mind
The Noodle Bar at Toronto's Momofuku restaurant.
The Globe’s top 29 picks for international fiction of 2012
FILE PHOTO: Author Sadie Jones. Her first novel is titled, The Outcast.
Must try Malaysian meals
Lemang is a tasty Malay dish of rice wrapped in banana leaves.
Are electric bikes the solution to Italy’s struggling motorcycle industry?
EICMA motorcycle show in Milan
Exploring Asia? Here's why you shouldn't skip Malaysia
Orangutans at Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary are used to showing off for snap-happy tourists.
5 graphic novels and poetry books from 2012 you need to read
The Globe’s top 23 Canadian fiction books of the year
Whirl Away Stories by Russell Wangersky
Why investors have reservations about Trump tower
The Trump buildings’s 261 hotel condos are at the centre of a controversy.
Who exactly are Toronto Argos fans? And what are they like?
Grey Cup volunteer Fred Davis of Toronto is seen in Toronto, Ont. Thursday, November 22, 2012.
Where are they now: Gridiron was an invaluable classroom for Carl Brazley
B.C. Lions' Mark DeBrueys puts the grab on Toronto Argonaut Carl Brazley during the first quarter of their Grey Cup game in Vancouver November 27, 1983.
Far from the tree: Explaining anomalous parents and children
Author Andrew Solomon reflects on his own development as a gay, dyslexic child of straight parents in Far From the Tree.
Unusual passion runs consultant $30,000 a year
Mark Ballard, wearing blue shoes, in action at a fencing tournament in Montreal in January, 2012.
Back-up Boutin runs roughshod over Marauders to earn Vanier Cup MVP
Laval University Rouge et Or's Maxime Boutin is awarded the MVP trophy after defeating the McMaster University Marauders in CIS action at the 48th Vanier Cup championship game in Toronto on Friday, Nov. 23, 2012.
Tensions flare, dozens detained at political rally in Bangkok
Police detain anti-government protesters after a scuffle near the government house in Bangkok November 24, 2012. Thousands of protesters gathered near parliament in capital Bangkok on Saturday, demanding the ouster of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
November 24: Your daily horoscope
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How James Bond has defined an era of men’s style
This publicity file photo released by Columbia Pictures shows Daniel Craig as James Bond in the action adventure film, Skyfall.
Can older women wear animal prints?
West Elm’s décor maven dishes on the new Vancouver store
Help! To wallpaper or not to wallpaper?
Now that it’s cold out, do I need a heavier moisturizer?
Can I wear an all-tweed suit?
The 100th Grey Cup: a truly wacky all-Canadian party
John Doyle
Protests sweep Egypt over President Morsi’s power grab
Protesters storm an office of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood Freedom and Justice party and set fires in the Mediterranean port city of Alexandria, Egypt, Friday, Nov. 23, 2012. State TV says Mr. Morsi opponents also set fire to his party's offices in the Suez Canal cities of Suez, Port Said and Ismailia. Opponents and supporters of Mr. Morsi clashed across Egypt on Friday, the day after the president granted himself sweeping new powers that critics fear can allow him to be a virtual dictator.
PQ plans to protect corporations from hostile foreign-takeover bids
Quebec Finance Minister Nicolas Marceau noted Friday that several U.S. states have adopted the same corporate protections the Parti Quebecois is planning.
Helen Mussallem was a decorated, celebrated, altruistic activist
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Laval avenges 2011 loss to McMaster to claim Vanier Cup
Laval University Rouge et Or's celebate with the Vanier Cup after defeating the McMaster University Marauders in CIS football action at the 48th Vanier Cup championship game in Toronto on Friday, Nov. 23, 2012
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