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Toronto documentary tracks high school students' journey of self-discovery
Anthony McLean
Jets break their back-to-back duck against Bruins
Boston Bruins' Milan Lucic (17) and Winnipeg Jets' Tobias Enstrom (39) battle for the puck during first period NHL hockey action in Winnipeg, Friday, February 17, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Trevor Hagan
What the pho …
Alexandra Gill
Milos Raonic advances to SAP Open semi-finals
Milos Raonic, of Canada, returns a shot to Tobias Kamke, of Germany, in the SAP Open tennis tournament in San Jose, Calif., Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)
Hapless Bobcats upend Raptors
The dreams and realities of public transit in the GTA
Rendering of a proposed transit line on Hurontario Street in Mississauga, Ont.
Poised under fire, Deb Matthews tackles Ontario's ailing health-care system
Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews photographed in her office on Feb. 8, 2012.
How the Blue Jays dropped the ball
Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Jose Bautista (19) can't make the catch on a Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera single in the third inning of a baseball game in Detroit, Monday, June, 27, 2011. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Alberta budgets millions for spring senator-in-waiting vote
A Blue Jays' six pack
Toronto Blue Jays' newly acquired centre fielder Colby Rasmus, centre, celebrates the Blue Jays' 8-5 victory over the the Baltimore Orioles with teammates Travis Snider, left, and Eric Thames during MLB action in Toronto Thursday, July 28, 2011. for The Globe and Mail
Residential schools called a form of genocide
The Honourable Justice Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.
Ford's treatment of TTC chief sends a terrible message
Marcus Gee
Tristan Jackson re-signs with ‘Riders
NHL News and Notes
A snapshot of international adoption in Canada
The painful new realities of international adoption
Amy Beeman reads with her 18-month old twin son and daughter, Sam(left) and Lucy(right), at their home in Vancouver, British Columbia, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012.
'Sweeping' change carries Alberta rink into Tournament of Hearts
Allan Maki
Forget marijuana, let's focus on reforming B.C.'s ancient liquor laws
B.C.'s liquor laws are 'achaic and inane' says columnist Stephen Quinn.
B.C. judges should be asked to do more before another taxpayer handout
Gary Mason
Egypt permits Iranian ships to sail through Suez
Good week; Bad week
Paul Attfield
Sounders acquire Eddie Johnson from Impact
Greece cozying up to its old Turkish rival
Panagiotis Afchoudias, 30, a Greek business consultant in Istanbul, says an increasing number of companies in Greece are trying to survive the financial crisis by looking for new markets in Turkey.
A dozen ways financial advisers can stretch the truth
Rob Carrick
Junior head
Scientists weigh terror threat against public health in publishing dilemma
Vials of H5N1 flu vaccine by Beijing-based drug maker Sinovac Biotech Ltd. are seen during production at Sinovac facilities in Beijing, Nov.24, 2011.
Perry wins Champions Tour event in record fashion
Kenny Perry
Does 'Linsanity' do my Asian heritage a Lin-justice?
New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin celebrates after a play in the second quarter of their NBA game against the Sacramento Kings in New York's Madison Square Garden, February 15, 2012. REUTERS/Mike Segar
Emerging markets regaining lustre among ETF investors
It's time for our MPs to reclaim the power of the purse
A carving inside the House of Commons foyer
Boxers trade verbal jabs ahead of Montreal bout
Adonis "Superman" Stevenson, left, from Montreal, faces off with Jesus "El Martillo" Gonzales, from Phoenix, at the weigh-in for their upcoming IBF Super middleweight elimination fight Friday, February 17, 2012 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Jason Spezza: From Sens' cute baby to whipping boy to hero
Globe wins two Best in Business awards
Digging for gems in the junior mining patch
Martin Mittelstaedt
Red-faced Victoria police lose track of riot gear, including tear gas and shotgun
Don Drummond: Taking a bite out of debt
Don Drummond by Anthony Jenkins
Lose those RRSP blues: The benefits of saving are certain
Tom Bradley
Renewed appetite for risk offers glint of hope
It’s early days, but renewed appetite for risk offers glint of hope
A passion for oil and gas stocks
Michel Massaad
Photos: Athletes who changed the face of pro sports
WADA pushing for improved NHL drug testing
Canada's newest cardinal is 'a shepherd, not an emperor'
Toronto Archbishop Thomas Collins at St. Michael's Cathedral in Toronto.
Cool beans: The city's most intriguing cafés
The owner of the Pinball Cafe, Jason Hazzard.
The flaws in Canada's financial adviser system
With fees, commissions, volatile equity markets and near-zero interest rates, what your broker earns can be the difference between you making money or owning a shrinking nest egg, experts say.
How some sixth-century British settlers could save the day for Canada
Author Farley Mowat argues that since Canada’s north has never been at greater risk, with various countries disputing our claims to sovereignty, the most powerful weapon we have to protect our Arctic border is archeological evidence of exploration and occupancy by Europeans during the past millennium. He puts forth the case that mariners and settlers from the British Isles inhabited this land as early as the sixth century.
Building blocks to the Venice Biennale in Architecture
Bi-Ying Miao, left, and Jane Wong are photographed with their exhibit in Toronto, at Migrating Landscapes
Ann Webb: curator, festival founder
Ann Webb, the Founder of the Reel Artists Film Festival
With early retirement, timing is everything
Argos re-sign veteran linebacker Willie Pile
The Toronto Argonauts have re-signed veteran linebacker Willie Pile. In this file photo, Montreal Alouettes Avon Cobourne (R) avoids the tackle of Pile during the second half of their CFL East Division final football game in Montreal, November 21, 2010. REUTERS/Shaun Best
Your ideas on how to remodel Ontario Place
Ontario Place design proposal from Ryerson University students Stephen Baik, Wang Chiu, Gunil Choi, Janelle Day, Tae Hoon Kim, Ali Mohammadioun, Ron Noble, Negar Panahi, Jason Paulos, and Pegah Rahimian-Parvar.
Knee injury sidelines Bruins' Rich Peverley
The Boston Bruins have lost forward Rich Peverley for four to six weeks due to a knee injury.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Rising star candidate poised to reset the table of Israeli politics
Israeli broadcaster , columnist, TV anchor Yair Lapid who is now officially a politician before a performance billed as "An evening of music, song and anecdotes" at the Ness Ziona Cultural Center, southeast of Tel Aviv.
CanoeKayak Canada without performance director for London 2012
The Lineup: Feb. 18 - 24
Heartless Bastards
Yours Truly: Good things come in small portions
Devilled eggs are jazzed up with Sriracha sauce and go beautifully with the lobster roll at Yours Truly
Cirque du Soleil teams up with advertiser Sid Lee
Cirque Du Soleil's "Zarkana" show, performed in Moscow in January.
Impact earn preseason win, tie
Is it too chilly outside to use the clothesline?
Collected Wisdom's Philip Jackman
Tim Hudak is dead. Long live Tim Hudak
Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak speaks to his parties convention in Niagara Falls on Feb. 11, 2012.
Am I obliged to be friendly with strangers at my table?
Can you really be addicted to lip balm?
Raising money for causes one charity at a time
How to flex your confidence muscle
Leah Eichler
Ottawa 'muzzling' scientists, panel tells global research community
Dr. Kristi Miller, seen during a break in the Cohen Commission in Vancouver on Aug. 24, 2011, says she has been gagged from granting interviews about her research into salmon.
If only Tory caucus walls could talk (and Vic Toews couldn't)
Tabatha Southey
He's a multitasker of the highest order, but politicians need to give God a break
Elizabeth Renzetti
Party photos of the week: Sotheby's International Realty Canada grand opening
Kim D'Eon, left, and Rosey Edeh
Nothing 'pre-determined' with Ottawa, AFN assures native groups
Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn Atleo waits for the start of a TV interview in Ottawa on Jan. 20, 2012.
SIU clears Toronto officer in death of man in balcony plunge
You shared: Your family's story of international adoption
Globe reader Suzanne Lyon and her son, who was adopted from Ecuador.
B.C. reveals details of HST transition for home buyers, builders
Oscar's best-actress nominees, 2012
Uncharted: Golden Abyss shows off the PlayStation Vita's features
Uncharted: Golden Abyss is the fourth entry in the Uncharted series.
High school confidential: What teens really think about themselves
Ten best small business stories of the week
Dismal Inter slump to third defeat in a row
Inter Milan's Wesley Sneijder reacts after Bologna's Marco Di Vaio scored during their Italian Serie A soccer match.
CP talks with union heading for conciliation
Fred Green, president and CEO of Canadian Pacific Railway
How War Horse rode to the rescue
War Horse London cast 2011 by Brinkhoff / Mogenburg Mirvish
Disc of the week: Sinead gets her boom box back
Jason Wu's Target collection coming to Toronto
Designer Jason Wu acknowledges the audience after his fashion show in New York on Friday, Feb. 10, 2012.
Oscar and the money: It's girls on top
Johanna Schneller
The close: Dow gains on Greek hopes, TSX slides
An anti-austerity protester draped with a Greek flag sits in front of police guarding parliament in Athens February 11, 2012 during a demonstration on the second day of a 48-hour strike by Greek workers unions.
Oscar's best-supporting-actress nominees, 2012
Jessica Chastain in The Help.
The Lady and The Peacock, by Peter Popham
Myanmar pro-democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi waves to her supporters on her way to Kaw-Hmu constituency for upcoming election campaign, in Yangon, Myanmar.
All That I Am, by Anna Funder
Anna Funder
What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank, by Nathan Englander
Nathan Englander
For Joel Plaskett, another song in the can
Joel Plaskett performs at the East Coast Music Awards in Sydney, N.S. on Sunday, March 7, 2010.
Oscar's best-actor nominees, 2012
A Universe From Nothing, by Lawrence Krauss
Oscar's best-supporting-actor nominees, 2012
Indian Horse, by Richard Wagamese
Richard Wagamese
Jets have no answer for struggles in back-to-back games
When cars get really smart, they start talking to the road
Azzedine Boukerche, professor of computer science at the University of Ottawa and the Canada Research Chair in Large-Scale Distributed Interactive Simulations and Mobile Computing and Networking.
In Pictures: Canadian International Auto Show revs up
Ford allies put TTC chief's future in doubt
TTC chief Gary Webster in his office in the main TTC headquarters on Yonge St. Toronto.
Adele: Enormously talented - and beaten down to size
Leah McLaren
3 top picks from contrarian investor Benj Gallander
Benj Gallander, co-editor of the Contra the Heard Investment Letter
Provinces clamp down on OxyContin abuse
OxyContin tablets are shown in a pharmacy.
Industrial Alliance shares fall on weak forecast, 'challenging' environment
Industrial Alliance CEO Yvon Charest said the results reflect 'the extremely challenging environment in 2011, both for equity markets and especially long-term interest rates.'
Google on its heels after Safari privacy breach
Google circumvented the default setting in Apple's Safari browser, meant to prevent advertisers from planting “cookies”, according to Jonathan Mayer, a graduate student at Stanford University. Cookies are short pieces of code that gather information about the websites users visit and report the information back to the companies that planted them. The search company quickly admitted to the unapproved data collection, but described its action as inadvertent and the byproduct of an effort to let Safari users connect to services like its Google+ social network while browsing other pages on the web.
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