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Swiss shepherd Markus Nyffeler walks with his flock of sheep through a snow covered field in Muehlethurnen near Bern February 15, 2012. Nyffeler, who has been a professional herdsman for the past 20 years and owns 450 sheep of differing breeds, moves during the winter months around the region, seeking to feed his animals. REUTERS/Michael Buholzer (SWITZERLAND - Tags: ENVIRONMENT ANIMALS TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY SOCIETY)
Carmen Aguirre celebrates Canada Reads victory
Carmen Aguirre
CFL boss Mark Cohon signs contract extension
Your best photos of love
Pug Fernando hugs his newly adopted brother Pablo (an Old Boston Bulldog puppy).
User-friendly? More like revenue-friendly gadgets
pile of cellphones
Alberta budget predicts a rosy future
Alberta Premier Allison Redford listens during the budget speech in Edmonton on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012 at the Alberta Legislature.
Canadian finishes fifth on opening stage of Tour Méditerranéen
Charest sweats on positive jobs and economy figures
Quebec Premier Jean charest speaks in the National Assembly on Nov. 16, 2011.
Kodak to shut digital camera unit
Phasing out the camera business in the first half of the year would lead to a one-off charge of $30-million but will reduce costs by about $100-million a year, Kodak says.
The Wattage Meter: How bright are these stars shining?
Singer Adele poses on arrival at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles in this file photo taken August 28, 2011.
Melting glaciers enough to cover U.S. in water
Andrew Forester
Andrew Forester
My daughter texts me all the time
Chelsea Hotel deserves praise, but not quite a Hallelujah chorus
Rachel Aberle, Marlene Ginader and Lauren Bowler in "Chelsea Hotel"
Bullish on SXC Health Solutions
U.S. approves first new nuclear plant in a generation
There have been no nuclear power plants licensed in the United States since the partial meltdown of the reactor core of the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania in 1979.
The close: Dow, TSX idle despite news on Greece, jobless claims
Candidates in the 2012 race to the White House
A general view of the North Lawn of the White House in Washington January 24, 2012.
Just what is a closed end fund anyway?
Nancy Woods
Are you missing out on forex trading?
Chinese renminbi and U.S. dollars: retail forex investors are jumping in.
Greece crushing its people: How much more can it cut?
Michael Babad
3 top stock picks from portfolio manager Lorne Steinberg
Daimler rides high on Mercedes-Benz sales
Chinese luxury vehicle demand has been very strong but appears set to slow.
Volkswagen's Wishwagen delivers messages of hope
The videos were shot during the 24h Tremblant marathon ski event in December.
Great-West Lifeco profit jumps on one-time gain
Allen Loney, president and CEO of Great-West Lifeco.
Seating showdown erupts in Ottawa's upper chamber
Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, October 18, 2011.
Downton Abbey's real appeal: Class warfare isn't historical
Downton Abbey co-stars Brendan Coyle, left, and Joanne Froggatt.
NDP leadership convention headed for record turnout
NDP leadership candidate Brian Topp, right, smiles alongside fellow debaters (l-r) Nathan Cullen, Nikki Ashton and Peggy Nash during a leadership debate at Concordia Loyola Campus in Montreal, Wednesday, January 25, 2012.
Rio Tinto payout: Hike while the iron's hot
Canaccord cuts estimates on RIM
Darcy Keith
The Snows of Kilimanjaro: The official trailer
Screen grab from the online trailer for the French film "The Snows of Kilimanjaro"
Inquiry clears State Department in Keystone review
Demonstrators call for the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline during a November rally in Washington. President Barack Obama has since put the project on ice for further environmental study.
Weir addresses Northern Trust Open snub
Mike Weir, of Canada, waves to one of his amateur partners on the fifth hole of the Arnold Palmer Private Course at PGA West during the first round of the Bob Hope Classic PGA golf tournament in La Quinta, Calif., Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011.
Path loses its way on privacy
'We tend to have five best friends, 15 good friends, 50 close friends and family, and 150 total friends. At Path, we're building tools for you to share with the people who matter most in your life.'
Popping the question, with a little help from my proposal planner
Contractor Jad Gerges and architect Stefania Sciascia of Montreal
Nortel accounting reserve reversal deemed 'reasonable' by auditors, court told
B.C. assigns 'fact finder' to see if deal in cards with teachers
Six-year-old Kennedy Nelson-Dunning, from left, seven-year-old Jakoda Sam and six-year-old Megan MacDonald listen to teacher Jaime Fernie at Mission Central Elementary School in Mission, B.C., on Thursday December 16, 2010.
Small game studios deliver big fun: Two $1 indies worth trying
A screen grab from They Bleed Pixels, an upcoming Xbox Live Indie channel game from Toronto-based Spoooky Squid
Why Canada lags in cloud computing
Home of the Week: Three floors astride Toronto's Fashion District
Home of the Week, The Morgan, 438 Richmond St. West, Penthouse. Mies van der Rohe-inspired walls and floors clad in Travertine stone.
Q&A: Close to retirement and have questions about your financial plan?
Financial adviser Daryl Diamond of Diamond Retirement Planning Ltd.
Our friend drinks too much. Should we say something?
Zarqa Nawaz
Charles Bradley: Lovin' You Baby (Live)
Screen cap from Lovin' You Baby on YouTube.
A peek inside a Toronto Fashion District triple-decker condo
Leafs 'honoured' to be part of Winter Classic
Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland, left, and Toronto Maple Leafs president and general manager Brian Burke speak at a news conference to announce the NHL Winter Classic hockey game at Comerica Park in Detroit.
Buffett does not care for gold
Charles Bradley & The Menahan Street Band: Heartaches and Pain
Meet the Fox Mulder of Wall Street
James Rickards is senior managing partner at Tangent Capital Partners.
Ontario orders sweeping review of hazardous waste recycling program
A city worker wheels a steel drum containing old pots of household paint at the household hazardous waste depot at Commissioners St. transfer station in Toronto on Wednesday February 1, 2012.Photo by Chris Young for The Globe and Mail
Father pleads for man charged in RCMP shootings to come home
Sawyer Clarke Robison, age 27, is pictured in this handout photo.
New Catholic church ad: Let's pray Habs make the playoffs
A newspaper ad by the Archdiocese of Montreal is shown in a Montreal newspaper Thursday, February 9, 2012 in Montreal. The Catholic church has placed an ad in Montreal newspapers today encouraging people to pray for an eight-place finish - and a playoff spot - for the Montreal Canadiens. The 8th position line in the photo translates to "let us pray".
Safe House: The official trailer
Province to Ford: 'Council rules supreme'
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty speaks during the welcome ceremony at the party's biennial convention in Ottawa Friday January 13, 2012.
Fasting may help cancer treatment, study finds
Cancer drug may help fight Alzheimer's
Dr. Gary Landreth in the new Alzheimer's lab in the Robins Health Center at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
Heart disease, prostate cancer may be linked
Rampart: The official trailer
Screen grab from the online trailer for the film "Rampart," starring Woody Harrelson and Sigourney Weaver
Hughie: Director shows that O'Neill's short play doesn't require star-power
Michael Kash (foreground) as Erie Smith and Laurence Dean Ifill as Charlie Hughes in "Hughie"
L.A. consulate throws Canadian pre-Grammy bash
We Need to Talk About Kevin: The official trailer
Screen grab from the online trailer for "We Need to Talk About Kevin," starring Tilda Swinton and John C. Reilly
Habits to avoid if you want to succeed in business
Close up of a businessman's hand clasped on his desk.
Here's Nancy McKenzie. our George Bowering Baseball Trivia Quiz gal
When is baby too old to breastfeed?
Rhino mission turns tragic
Workers hold a rhino during a media demonstration at the Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve, in the Cradle of Humankind outside Johannesburg, February 9, 2012. Rhino Rescue Project said the rhino later died after veterinarians administered a drug to wake him up after a micro chip and tracking device were implanted in its horn
In Toronto, a modest Modernism wins out over faux Victorian
John Bentley Mays
KKR's profit plunges on valuations
KKR's investments include retailer Toys "R" Us Inc.
Inside Toronto architect Richard Wengle's Block townhouses
Block, designed by Richard Wengle for Treasure Hill Developments and slated to go up in Little Italy. The development will contain 37 freehold townhouses.
Anti-rhino-poaching treatment ends in heartbreak in Africa
A veterinarian takes the sedated rhino's pulse from a vein on its ear. The rhino's ears are stuffed with cotton to muffle sounds, and a towel is wrapped around its eyes to help keep it calm.
Study: Canada could support nine NHL teams
Vancouver Canucks' Alex Burrows (R) is stopped by Calgary Flames goaltender Henrik Karlsson during the first period their NHL game in Vancouver.
Obama's campaign trail: Joe the Plumber, meet Purple Shirt Guy
A screengrab from Obama's campaign ad shows 'Purple Shirt Guy' Bob Howard.
Forget polls, there's only one scenario for the euro
The President of the European Central Bank , Mario Draghi, laughs during a press conference in Frankfurt on Feb. 9, 2012. The European Central Bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record low 1 per cent on Thursday while it waits to see whether the economy needs more help as the 17 countries that use the euro struggle with a debt crisis and likely recession.
Harbourfront exhibit asks, How much space do we really need?
Dave LeBlanc
Orchestra's new show marries music with visuals
Tafelmusik
What a 290 sq.ft Vancouver home looks like
Inside a 'micro-loft.' Architect Bruce Carscadden, ITC Construction and Reliant Properties have transformed the Burns Block at 18 West Hastings St., Vancouver into five floors of affordable compact rental housing. The average rent is $850 a month, utilities included, for the furnished units. 'Compact' means really, really small: between 226 and 291 square feet.
Living in 226 square feet on Vancouver's east side
Inside a 'micro-loft.' Architect Bruce Carscadden, ITC Construction and Reliant Properties have transformed the Burns Block at 18 West Hastings St., Vancouver into five floors of affordable compact rental housing. The average rent is $850 a month, utilities included, for the furnished units. 'Compact' means really, really small: between 226 and 291 square feet.
Yellow Media board beefs up with heavyweights
Should shoppers trust Walmart’s ‘Great for You’ nutrition labels?
Why you should give Greek wines a chance
Beppi Crosariol
Personal bankruptcies set to start rising again, CIBC says
Michael Babad
Maison Roche de Bellene Vieilles Vignes Meursault 2009, France
Apple shares near $500-mark
Maycas Del Limari Reserva Especial Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, Chile
Campo Alla Sughera Adeo Bolgheri 2009, Italy
Guys, it's time to strip away your lingerie-buying phobias
Micah Toub
Olivier Ravoire Plan de Dieu Côtes du Rhône Villages 2009, France
Talamonti Tre Saggi Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2008, Italy
TSX down on earnings disappointments, Greek bailout
Telus launches LTE wireless in 14 cities
The new Telus flagship store in downtown Toronto April 1, 2011. LTE is billed by industry players as the latest evolution in wireless technologies because it provides consumers with faster download speeds on such mobile devices as smartphones and tablet computers. For example, Telus estimated in its release that downloading a 600-megabyte music album with a 4G LTE-capable mobile device could be accomplished in as little as 3.5 minutes.=-
Tobermory Aged 10 Years Single Malt, Scotland
Premium services for audience tracking
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island: The official Trailer
YouTube frame grab from Mysterious Island trailer.
Mario Party 9 launch commercial
A screenshot from Mario Party 9, the first new entry in Nintendo's popular series of group-play games since 2007
Mario Party 9 in pictures
A screenshot from Mario Party 9, the first new entry in Nintendo's popular series of group-play games since 2007
Telus seeks national standards for wireless contracts
Telus president and CEO Darren Entwistle seen here at the Telus offices in Vancouver, British Columbia, Tuesday, March 15, 2011.
I accidentally froze a bottle of wine - is it still okay to drink?
Five questions for Cineplex’s CEO
Chico & Rita: The official trailer
I accidentally froze a bottle of wine - is it still okay to drink?
The Vow: The official trailer
Sotheby's has high hopes for Toronto's high end
A rendering of Four Seasons Private Residences, Toronto
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