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It’s a wonderful loaf: Dad’s bread tastes like home
At midday: S&P 500 on track for fifth straight gain
In a Tuesday, July 10, 2012, file photo, traders work at the start of early trading at the New York stock Exchange. U.S. stocks slid for a sixth day Thursday, July 12, 2012, as concern spread that weaker global economic growth and the European debt crisis will hurt U.S. corporate earnings.
Bay Street bonuses buck the global trend
CP Rail, Teamsters reached new five-year labour deal for 2,600 workers
Surveyors work next to CP Rail trains which are parked on the train tracks in Toronto on Wednesday, May 23, 2012.
Peel police charge man in connection with armed robberies
Blue Jays sign five to minor-league contracts
Toronto Blue Jays General Manager Alex Anthopoulos laughs as he speaks to he media during a press conference in Toronto on Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012.
In photos: Where your Christmas tree was born
Field worker Greg Schlaak unloads Christmas trees from the field before shipping them off for sale.
Oh, Christmas trees: The story of a family farm
Field workers Greg Schlaak and Dale Newfield use stilts to reach the tops of trees that need shaping.
Foreign-aid partnership to boost research for maternal health: Fantino
International Co-operation Minister Julian Fantino in his office on Parliament Hill, Monday December 3, 2012.
McGuinty asks teachers to restore extracurricular activities
Hundreds of Oakville Trafalgar High School students take part in an hour-long protest on Monday, walking out of class to draw attention to the student response to the indecisive action between the government and the teachers’ union.
Q&A: How can your business attract a venture capitalist?
Waterloo Authentic Amber, Ontario
Umberto Fiore Barbaresco 2006, Italy
Framingham Pinot Gris 2010, New Zealand
Teen arrested as fallout from Manchester derby continues
Manchester City's Joe Hart (C) prevents a supporter from reaching Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand (L)  after being struck by an object thrown from the crowd during their English Premier League soccer match against Manchester City at The Etihad Stadium in Manchester, northern England December 9, 2012.
Township 7 Chardonnay 2010, British Columbia
Wakefield Jaraman Cabernet Sauvignon 2010, Australia
Masi Campolongo di Torbe Amarone Della Valpolicella Classico 2004, Italy
New legislation provides penalties for rail service failure
Canadian Pacific locomotives sit in a rail yard in Montreal in this file photo.
B.C. Lions sign Adam Bighill to contract extension
B.C Lions LB Adam Bighill celebrates his interception against the Saskatchewan Roughriders during the first half of their CFL football game in Vancouver, British Columbia, November 3, 2012.
Boom in public servants under Harper about to end, watchdog says
Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page waits to testify before the Commons finance committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa April 26, 2012.
This year was a bit of a dud for customers. Will 2013 be the same?
Mark Healy
Do you spray washer fluid to avoid scraping your car's windows?
Ottawa set to expand witness protection program
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews listens to Senator Jean-Guy Dagenais as they speak about witness protection programs during an announcement in the foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012.
NHL, union to resume CBA talks Wednesday at undisclosed location
Fiera adds $8-billion in assets, this time from UBS
Christmas lights are illuminated at an office building of Swiss bank UBS in Zurich Dec. 4, 2012. U.S. group General Electric wants to sell its Swiss consumer lending business and UBS is a possible bidder, sources said Tuesday.
Canada should not adopt U.S.-style anti-union laws
A protester holds an American flag at a rally on the State Capitol grounds in Lansing, Mich., Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012. The crowd is protesting right-to-work legislation passed last week. Michigan could become the 24th state with a right-to-work law next week.
Three more Ontario school boards face teacher walk-outs
Teachers from the Avon Maitland school board carry picket signs at Stratford Central School in Stratford, Ont., Dec. 10, 2012.
Would you hire an ex-con to work in your home?
Canada’s trade gap shrinks but economists see weakness
Cargo is unloaded from a ship in the Centerm terminal in Vancouver February 17.
Hudson’s Bay looks to cash in on real estate frenzy
HBC's real estate, both owned and leased stores, is worth $5-billion.
At the open: Stocks rise as 'fiscal cliff' optimism spreads
Regulators propose trading rules for direct access
IMF loan to Egypt delayed amid turmoil; judges balk at referendum oversight
In this Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012 file photo, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi’s supporters beat an opponent during clashes outside the presidential palace, in Cairo, Egypt. The scene from bloody clashes outside the presidential palace a week ago hangs over Egypt's political crisis, as a daunting sign of how much more violent the confrontation between Mr. Morsi's Islamist supporters and the opposition that has launched a giant wave of protests against him can become.
Courses: Pelican’s Nest & Shadow Wood Country Club
No. 17 at Pelican's Nest Gator course
The perils of prank calls, and how one in particular went way too far
Flower tributes to late nurse Jacintha Saldanha are seen outside the residential apartments of the the King Edward VII hospital where she was found dead, in central London, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012.
U.S. Treasury to sell remaining AIG shares for $7.6-billion
A man takes pictures of AIG Tower in Hong Kong February 27, 2009.
Look out, Saskatchewan – there’s a potash showdown coming
Sean Silcoff
Short Game: Lorie Kane finishes 2012 with a flurry
Lorie Kane
Canada’s income gap ‘surprisingly unchanged’ despite perception
Members of the Occupy Toronto movement participate in a May Day march along Queen Street in Toronto, Ont. Tuesday, May 1/2012.
Canada’s trade deficit shrinks in October
Cargo containers are stacked up at the Port of Vancouver in Vancouver in this file photo.
Carrick on money: A former homeowner’s take on renting
Rent or buy a home
Canadian dollar up slightly ahead of expected Fed announcement
Weak U.S. exports, imports signal tepid growth
Cranes that load and unload cargo containers from ships stand in the vertical, idle position at the port of Los Angeles in this file photo.
OMERS, Ontario Teachers sell stakes in Express Pipeline
A gas processing plant in B.C. owned by Spectra Energy.
Morning Briefing: She really does want a monkey on her back
Screengrab of Darwin the Ikea monkey from his owner's YouTube account. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M-ItUcWvfE&feature=plcp
Delta buys Virgin Atlantic stake from Singapore Airlines
British entrepreneur Richard Branson arrives at the Virgin Atlantic 25th anniversary party in New York June 22, 2009.
Clark keeps jobs plan at centre of her re-election strategy
Premier Christy Clark answers questions in an office during an interview Monday.
Morning Briefing: She really does want a monkey on her back
Screengrab of Darwin the Ikea monkey from his owner's YouTube account. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M-ItUcWvfE&feature=plcp
Premarket: Stocks set to rise amid signs of progress on 'fiscal cliff'
Dowbiggin: Crafting a new NHL deal the least of NHL, NHLPA problems
The NHL logo is seen on a goal
HBC eyes spinoff for real estate holdings
People walk by the Hudsons Bay store at the corner of Yonge st and Queen St. in Toronto on April 14, 2008.
As the non-religious grow in number, they become targets of hate and discrimination
Doug Saunders
Murray Edwards: Oil, hockey and Canada's 'most important billionaire'
Michael Babad
U.S. housing climbs as Canada loses altitude
A U.S. flag decorates a for-sale sign at a home in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, in this August 21, 2012 file photo.
The bar is high in vote-suppression case
Lawrence Martin
Net benefit: Answers, yes, but also more questions
A Nexen oil sands facility seen from a helicopter near Fort McMurray, Alta., Tuesday, July 10, 2012.
Harper’s measured takeover verdict
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during a news conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Dec. 7, 2012.
What would the opposition have done differently with CNOOC/Nexen?
John Ibbitson
Dec. 11: Political lines in the sand, and other letters to the editor
Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a statement regarding the federal government review of the $15.1-billion takeover of Nexen Inc. by China’s CNOOC Ltd. and the $6-billion takeover of Progress by Malaysia’s Petronas on Dec. 7, 2012.
The sky is not falling for foreign investment
Ottawa has approved the acquisition of Nexen Inc. by China’s CNOOC Ltd.
Fiera continues acquisition spree
A UBS office building.
Political Points: How much does it cost to lay off a public servant?
Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page has been battling to get details of the federal government’s spending cuts.
Facebook seeks to reassure users on data privacy
Chevrolet Spark a tiny car with a price tag to match
2013 Chevrolet Spark
India sees hypocrisy in Harper’s foreign-ownership stand
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh take part in a meeting in New Delhi on Nov. 6.
In Ontario, the kids get thrown under the bus
Margaret Wente
Photos from The Globe's Young Entrepreneurs Night
Why you should choose your year-end carefully
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How to make a (tax-friendly) charitable donation these holidays
Bright young things step out for Globe entrepreneur event in Toronto
The decline and fall of the American consumer
Scott Barlow
Apple’s shine dims as rivals rise, markets mature
An attendant wipes an iPad Mini in a Tokyo store.
Pricey Volkswagen Eos a fun convertible for all seasons
2013 Volkswagen Eos
How 8 successful young entrepreneurs use their lunch hours
1. Chris Ye, 25, is founder and chief executive officer of Uken Games, which builds top-ranking video games for multiple platforms such as iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and Facebook. The Toronto company started with five employees two years ago and now has about 40. Uken bustles during lunch. The company provides free catered meals every day for breakfast and lunch. Employees can devour garam masala pork chops or seared chickpea polenta with gravy, potato wedges with smoked paprika and herbs, steamed vegetables with garlic olive oil, vegetable fusilli pasta, green salad with dressing and a dessert platter. And that was just one day. “When the food arrives, a large huddle forms with chatter spilling through the office,” Mr. Ye says. “Waiting in line, you’ll hear conversations about everything from someone’s holiday plans to the latest news in space exploration to a heated debate on which retro games reign supreme. “We’ve discovered food to be a great way to bring the Uken team together,” he said.
Nelson Mandela being treated for lung infection
Former South African president Nelson Mandela is seen in a July 18, 2012 file photo, as he celebrates his birthday with family in Qunu, South Africa.
Who wins in IPOs? Not investors
Peking duck made by chef Xiang Ming Li at Man Ri Sung Korean Restaurant in Richmond, B.C. September 19, 2012.
Parents turn Canadian students into world-class readers
Kennedy Nelson-Dunning, 6, raises her hand as she and seven-year-old Jakoda Sam listen in class at Mission Central Elementary School in Mission, B.C., in December, 2010.
Effects of ‘mystery’ spill weighed
The Douglas Channel at dusk in Kitimat, B.C., last January.
Ontario students might have to forgo extracurriculars for two years
Elementary teachers from the Avon Mainland School Board picket in front of Stratford Central Secondary School in Stratford, Ont., on Monday.
HSBC to pay record $1.9-billion fine in U.S. money laundering case
A view shows the entrance to a HSBC Bank branch in New York.
Mali PM resigns after being arrested by troops
Mali'sPrime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra is seen in a May 2012 file photo.
Three newborn polar bears die at Toronto Zoo
A February 2012 file photo shows a three-month-old polar bear at the Toronto Zoo.
Judge okays Sino-Forest restructuring
Staff are seen at the Sino-Forest and Sino-Panel China headquarters in Guangzhou, Southern China in this file photo.
December 11: Your daily horoscope
sagittarius
Hiring set to expand slightly in new year
A woman walks by employment agency Manpower Canada in Toronto April 25, 2012. Employers are slightly more optimistic about adding to their head count, Manpower Inc.’s quarterly survey shows.
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: December 11
An answer to the CBC’s prayers: the Ikea monkey fella
John Doyle
Dry eyes and frostbite: How do I stop them this winter?
Lawsuit against city hinges on single point
Vancouver city manager Penny Ballem.
Health workers union rejects contract offer
Union members include laboratory staff, pharmacists, health inspectors and specialists who perform, read and diagnose medical imaging.
Internal pressure forces Tories to support bilingual bill
The Harper government has bowed to internal pressures and agreed to support an NDP bill that will force all new officers of Parliament to be fluently bilingual.
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