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February 13

Spacek leads Hurricanes past Habs in return to Bell Centre
Carolina Hurricanes defenceman Jaroslav Spacek scores against his former team, Feb. 13, 2012 in Montreal.
Ford doesn't declare conflict, joins in debate over donations by lobbyists
Mayor Rob Ford reacts to the vote on TTC Chair and Councillor, Karen Stintz's motion to return to the Transit City plan of the previous council at City Hall.
HIV-positive man sentenced for teen sex assault and child pornography
An undated handout image provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a thin-section transmission electron micrograph (TEM) depicting the ultra-structural details of a number of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) virus particles, or virions.
Data scrubbing: Hospital's surveillance tools help track infections
A fire-alarm sized sensor will be mounted on walls and ceilings to track sensors attached to healthcare professionals' ID badges and patients' hospital bracelets as part of a hospital surveillance system which will be launched to monitor hand washing at Toronto General Hospital on Monday, Feb. 13, 2012.
When it comes to tax write-offs, the breaks go hockey's way
Golfers hit the links at Tam O'Shanter Golf Course in Toronto, April 12, 2011 on the first day the municipal course opened.
Ontario teachers urge WiFi blackout at schools, fearing cancer risk
Royan Lee, a teacher at Beverley Acres Public School uses technology to create a more interactive, collaborative and social classroom. It would be difficult, if not impossible, for these students to use iPads if the Ontario English Catholic Teacher's Association got its way and all computers in all new schools were hardwired instead of set up on wireless networks.
Winnipeg can't get over hump
Winnipeg Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec was shelled in Pittsburgh Feb. 11, 2012.
Impact of logging no picnic for bears
Two rescued cubs named Yogi and Boo-Boo Two bear cubs were rescued last week after their den was disturbed by logging operations outside of Prince George, B.C., causing their mother to flee.
Expect Drummond's health proposals to pinch everyone but savage no one
André Picard
Mayor Ford's sacred cars become his cash cow
A TTC bus pulls out from a stop behind Toronto Mayor Rob Ford while he waits for a news conference to begin affirming the Mayor's committment to subways over surface modes of transit, in Scarborough, Feb. 1, 2012.
Ontario Liberals talk racetrack closures to pull on the reins
Adam Radwanski
Toronto embraces New York star
New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin drives past MInnesota Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio during the first half in Minneapolis, Feb. 11, 2012.
Two-month summer breaks giving way to year round learning
Teacher Mike Cavaletto talks with students from Sir Charles Tupper secondary school in Vancouver, British Columbia December 15, 2011.
What's the No. 1 love song (according to Facebook)?
A couple kisses during a flashmob organised by a television station on the eve of Valentine's Day in the southern Russian city of Stavropol, February 13, 2012.
As Duceppe faces scrutiny, the Bloc struggles financially
Former Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe talks to the media after appearing before the Commons Board of Internal Economy on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Monday Feb. 13, 2012 .
Though a native son, Romney finds little love in Michigan
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney campaigns in Portland, Maine.
Court hears claim RCMP officer drank vodka to beat drunk driving charge
RCMP Cpl. Benjamin (Monty) Robinson arrives at the B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster, British Columbia, Monday, February 13, 2012.
It's Jeremy Lin time in Toronto
New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin speaks to a teammate during the second half of the Knicks' basketball game against the Minnesota Timberwolves Feb. 11, 2012.
In bid to move political dial, Clark takes to the air waves
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark takes part in a local radio program in downtown Vancouver, Monday, Feb. 13, 2012. Clark went to the radio station to reach out to the public and outline the government`s agenda for the spring session.
As Syria convulses, a rapidly shifting calculus for Russia
Syrian tanks are seen in Bab Amro near the city of Homs Feb. 12, 2012.
Syrian-Canadians demanding more from Ottawa
Afra Jalabi, an SNC member poses in her home in suburb of Montreal, Feb. 13, 2012.
U.S. momentum strategy: Buckle up
Criminal probe of Ornge needed, Ontario opposition says
Auditors from Ontario's Ministry of Finance are probing all aspects of the Ornge air-ambulance service.
A wing joint that satisfies an investor's appetite for growth
David Milstead
Doug Ford hatches public campaign to save mayor's subway plan
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (left) with his brother Doug (right) on Monday, Jan. 16, 2012.
Dissent surfaces in ranks of Murdoch's News Corp.
Rumours are now swirling around London that The Sun will also be hung out to dry by News Corp., despite the company’s insistence on business as usual.
Blue Jays agree on deal with Janssen to avoid arbitration
Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Casey Janssen winds up June 6, 2011.
The debate over Canadian debt data
The problem, say critics of the data, is that while the numbers tell a story of rising debt, they don't show whether Canadians are struggling to keep up with their payments.
Valentine's day: ridiculous confection, or a chance to brighten up February?
A young woman looks at chocolates on sale on the eve of Valentine's Day at a store in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Feb. 13, 2012.
New psychiatric 'bible' expands mental disorders
Young person in silhouette.
Shareholders the lucky ones as Coventree winds up
CNRL cuts Horizon's output estimate for 2012
The Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Horizon oil sands facility near Fort McMurray, Alberta.
London's housing hangover
A man passes the Swiss RE building, also known as the Gherkin, in the financial district City of London June 22, 2010.
Rogers bundles up its Sportsnet ad offerings
Sportsnet's Toronto newsroom.
Maple Leafs looking out for No. 1
The Montreal Canadiens' Max Pacioretty scores on Toronto Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer in Toronto Feb. 11, 2012.
Top fund picks for both the conservative and aggressive
Moody's warns it may cut ratings of France, U.K., Austria
Moody’s cuts credit outlook on France, U.K., Austria
Microsoft eyes Canada for first store outside U.S.
A Microsoft store in San Diego, one of 14 already in operation in the U.S. The tech powerhouse is eyeing a retail outlet in Canada.
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Budweiser's flash fan commercial
Budweiser ad panned by actors' union
Budweiser ad panned by actors’ union
Organ donation rates not keeping up with demand
A organ and tissue donation co-ordinator with Trillium Gift of Life Network carries blood samples from a dying patient to match organ transplants with recipients at Sunnybrook Critical Care Unit.
Bahamas: Sunshine Blues
Screen grab from Sunshine Blues.
Bahamas: Recording Barchords
Screen grab from Recording Barchords.
Kathleen Edwards and Bahamas: Snowbird
Screen grab from Snowbird, featuring Kathleen Edwards and Bahamas.
Handle lines of credit with care
Rob Carrick
Power price jolt on way, new report says
CBC enters digital-music arena
Austra, a trio of musicians from Toronto, consists of vocalist, pianist, and song- writer, Katie Stelmanis, drummer Maya Postepsky, and bassist Dorian Wolf.
Fashion photos of the week: Feb. 14
A model presents a creation by Spanish designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada for fashion house Cloe at the Soumaya museum in Mexico City, February 8, 2012.
King, by Allan Levine
Allan Levine.
Whitney Houston funeral set for New Jersey at end of week
The body of Whitney Houston is removed from the Beverly Hilton Hotel Saturday Feb. 11, 2012 in Beverly Hills Calif. Whitney Houston, who ruled as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown, died Saturday. She was 48.
Charlotte Gill's Eating Dirt wins B.C. book award for non-fiction
Author Charlotte Gill is shown in a handout photo.
Fighter-jet confab merely routine, Fantino says
An F-35 fighter jet takes part in an aircraft test at Florida's Eglin Air Force Base.
Perpetual preferred shares come back in style
Snake bites and bagpipes: An illustrated history of oddball sports injuries
Former San Jose Sharks goalie Arturs Irbe
B.C. byelections in limbo as Premier's popularity takes a hit
Premier Christy Clark speaks in Kamloops on Sept. 20, 2011.
Cammalleri shifts to centre for depleted Flames
Calgary Flames left winger Mike Cammalleri looks to score against the Phoenix Coyotes Feb. 9, 2012.
Across southern Europe, the 'ugly' Germany is back
The Euro sculpture in front of the ECB in Frankfurt. The current crisis shows that Greeks, Germans and Italians have one important thing in common – a deep aversion to ceding control of their national budgets.
Province pulls plug on having riot cases televised
A Vancouver Canucks fan jumps from a police car that was overturned by rioters following the Vancouver Canucks defeat by the Boston Bruins in the NHL Stanley Cup Final in Vancouver, June 15, 2011.
Alberta accused of burying those who die in provincial care on the cheap
Noel steers clear of trade deadline frenzy
Pittsburgh Penguins' Kris Letang backhands a goal past Winnipeg Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec Feb. 11, 2012.
Outside workers in Toronto ratify new contract
Members of CUPE Local 416 arrive to vote on the latest offer in their negotiations with the City of Toronto on Feb. 13, 2012.
Pico Iyer's consummate traveller finds a home
Author Pico Iyer in Toronto, Feb. 6, 2012.
Ottawa's softening downtown office market
Pedestrians cross Elgin Street in view of the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill.
Sean Cheesman: Whitney's Canadian connection
Calgary-born choreographer Sean Cheesman.
Kids have been getting less sleep than recommended for a century
The lessons big companies can learn from startups
When he led IBM, Lou Gerstner incorporated many of the aspects of running a startup into his management style.
Empire State Building: better to visit than buy
Manhattan's Empire State Building is one of the most iconic office buildings in the U.S.
Tories on e-snooping: 'Stand with us or with the child pornographers'
John Ibbitson
The close: Dow posts solid gains after Greece agreement
Scenes from the Westminster Dog Show: Day 1
Bulldogs stand in the ring during competition.
Why do I keep getting transferred to new advisers?
Nancy Woods
Jann Arden: down-home charm and a shrewd sense of fame
Sarah Hampson
Climate change threatens chocolate production
Ontario program keeps hospital-bound seniors moving
I met the love of my life at a bar
John Bokhout
In challenge to Ottawa, judge refuses to impose mandatory sentence
Gold dealer Barret shut, fined $225,000
Bar Talk
Curt Harnett joins SpiderTech racing club
Madison Square Garden shares get 'Linsanity' boost
Michael Babad
Henry Kissinger shortlisted for Lionel Gelber Prize
Henry Kissinger
Albertans to skip doctor, get prescriptions renewed by pharmacists
Alberta Health Minister Fred Horne coughs at a news conference in Halifax on Nov. 24, 2011.
Your take: Ontario needs a better way to sell beer
The Beer Store.
CERN revs up LHC to solve 'God particle' riddle
The Large Hadron Collider in its tunnel at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland.
After 'lemming-like' exodus, U.S. manufacturers look home
GE CEO Jeff Immelt delivers the opening remarks at the event organized by GE: 'We’re basically moving our appliance manufacturing back from Mexico and China to basically Louisville.”
Canada tops among G8 for ease of filing business tax
Canada tops among G8 for ease of filing business tax
Canadian wrestler banned 2 years for doping
Teck buying shares in Australian iron ore producer: report
Teck's Quintette coal mine in B.C., seen here in a 1990 photo.
Statement from boy, 11, who committed suicide to be admitted in trial of alleged bully
Stuck on a train with CBC's new music streaming app
The CBC Music app provides a rich library, but no information on the track you're listening too and a somewhat depth-free sound, according to media reporter Steve Ladurantaye
Conservative journal to Newt Gingrich: 'Endorse Santorum and exit'
U.S. Republican presidential candidate and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich stands during a rally in Jacksonville, Florida Jan. 27, 2012.
The flaws of a voluntary National Household Survey
The Harper government's decision to make the National Household Survey a voluntary survey will have telling ramifications.
Saudi blogger likely faces harsh punishment over Prophet Mohammed tweets
A Twitter page is displayed on an Apple iPhone in Los Angeles October 13, 2009.
Home builders could get HST relief in budget
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark pauses for a moment as she takes part in a local radio program in downtown Vancouver, Monday, Feb. 13, 2012.
Duceppe denies wrongdoing as MPs expand partisan spending probe
Former Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe speaks to reporters after appearing before the Commons Board of Internal Economy on Feb. 13, 2012.
When should investors buy Apple?
Apple
Genworth MI Canada Inc. is a hold
Lou Schizas
New wave of troops deploy to Afghanistan as part of NATO training mission
Major Wakil of the Afghan National Army speaks to Afghan soldiers on Aug. 10, 2011, during a counterambush exercise at the Consolidated Fielding Centre in Kabul. One hundred Canadian Forces advisers and support staff serve as part of the training mission at CFC.
Apple at $500: Big deal
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