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March 26

Flames pump life into playoff bid with win over Stars
The Calgary Flames' Alex Tanguay gets hit with the high stick of the Dallas Stars' Trevor Daley in Calgary.
Sens crush Jets' playoff hopes
The Ottawa Senators' celebrate after Chris Neil opened the scoring against the Winnipeg Jets in Winnipeg.
Best pictures from March 26
A Pakistani girl with her hands painted with henna, prays at a shrine to Sufi Madhu Lal Shah Hussain during his annual festival in Lahore, Pakistan.
Mulcair attacks Tories for 'killing' manufacturing sector
Toronto Blue Jays stockpile talent
Toronto Blue Jays fielder Anthony Gose watches batting practice at their MLB American League spring training facility in Dunedin, Fla., Feb. 21, 2012.
Statistics don't support over-protective parenting
Marcus Gee
Public-sector workers to feel tough Ontario budget's pension pinch
Ontario Finance Minister, The Honourable Dwight Duncan spoke to the media and answered questions during a pre-budget press conference in his office in Toronto on March 26, 2012.
No labour disruption in Toronto, deputy mayor predicts
Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday speaks to members of the news media near midnight on Monday, March 26, 2012, announcing that the city has ended negotiations with Toronto's inside workers' union.
Atwood speaks out in support of Toronto's striking library workers
Margaret Atwood: '“People support libraries, but sometimes don’t understand that it takes people to make them run. Just as it takes writers to write new books.'
New $50 bill: Out, women's rights, UN charter; in, Arctic icebreaker
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney holds the new Canadian $50-bill, made of polymer, in front of the CCGS Amundsen, the Arctic research vessel depicted on the back of the new bill, in Quebec City, March 26, 2012.
Postseason elimination just a matter of time for Leafs
James Mirtle
Niagara hospitals to manage own cleaning services again
Joyce Western poses with a portrait of her late mother, Marjorie Howse, in St. Catherines, Ont. Sunday, July 3, 2011.Ms. Howse, was admitted to St. Catharines General Hospital on May 18 with pneumonia. Shortly after, she began showing symptoms of C. difficile.
Breaking down Ontario's prostitution ruling
Lawyers put B.C. anesthesiologists on notice over potential walkout
Anaesthesiologists in British Columbia are threatening to withdraw services.
New Brunswick government to cut 4,500 jobs over three years
New Brunswick Premier David Alward fields a question after a meeting of the Atlantic premiers in Sussex, N.B. on Monday, May 16, 2011.
Playoff marathon may hinge on how many top players get concussions
Eric Duhatschek
B.C. by-election candidates attack carbon tax
Traffic moves along West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver June 4, 2008.
Short-handed Raptors fall to Magic
The Toronto Raptors' Aaron Gray fouls the Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard in Toronto on Monday.
BC Hydro pulls smart meters for testing
Two women stand below BC Hydro headquarters as they protest BC the use of smart meters in Vancouver, BC, February 29, 2012.
Cruddy controls force Kid Icarus into a crash landing
A screenshot from Kid Icarus: Uprising for Nintendo 3DS, the first new game in the Kid Icarus series in 20 years
Fashion photos of the week: fur hats and hot lips in Russia
In Ontario's budget, a little pain now or a lot more later
Adam Radwanski
Canadian teams barely a blip in the chase for Lord Stanley's trophy
Roy MacGregor
Canadian men's soccer team advances to Olympic qualifying semis
Evan James of Canada scores past goalkeeper Odisnel Cooper of Cuba during their CONCACAF Olympic qualifying soccer match in Nashville, Tennessee.
Vancouver to reveal plan to stickhandle Stanley Cup playoff chaos
Canucks fans watch the first period of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final at the corner of Hamilton Street and Georgia Street in Vancouver, British Columbia, Wednesday, June 15, 2011.
Why we love movies that make us cry
Leonardo DiCaprio, in character as Jack, holds Kate Winslet, as Rose, as the ship sinks in Titanic.
Bank ombudsman considers closing operations
Royal Bank of Canada's head office in downtown Toronto. RBC is one of the banks that pulled out of the Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments.
B.C. anesthesiologists mired in internecine conflict
Gary Mason
Forecaster sticks to message: U.S. recession is imminent
The stock market's recent upswing has been credited at least in part to the improved economic sentiment in the United States.
Health authorities aim to block walkout by anesthetists
Staff operate at Toronto General Hospital in Toronto, Ont. Feb. 13, 2012. Two major Vancouver hospitals cancelled elective heart surgeries this week in response to the countrywide drug shortage.
Inside a Swiss watch
Olympic clock ticking on Canadians in pool
Ryan Cochrane, an Olympic bronze medal winner in the 1500m freestyle in Beijing, China in 2008, has been busy training as he prepares to compete in this year's Olympics in London.
Ontario court crafts wise compromise on brothels
Dominatrix Terri-Jean Bedford as she leaves a news conference in Toronto, Monday March 26, 2012.
Discourteous behaviour from Air Canada baggage handlers towards Minister Raitt had snowball effect
Police remove a person from the area as Air Canada baggage handlers stand outside during a a wildcat walkout at Toronto's Pearson International Airport early Friday March 23.
Change at top of World Bank and its ilk has to be all-or-nothing
Flanked by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and U.S. President Barack Obama is Dartmouth College president Jim Kim, Mr. Obama's nominee to succeed Robert Zoellick as head of the World Bank.
Air Canada pilots urge union to open mind to industry's 'new realities'
Air Canada planes sit on the tarmac as many baggage handlers walked off the job at Pierre Trudeau airport in Montreal, March 23, 2012.
Surge in gun sales boosts firearms stocks
Bernanke warns of weakness in U.S. job market
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner, left, listens to Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke during testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform in Washington March 21, 2012.
Say cheese! Photo chequing on its way to Canada
Steven Nogalo of NCR. Canadian banks are preparing to introduce new technology that will let you take a picture of a cheque using your cellphone and e-mail it directly to the bank to immediately collect the funds. The gadgetry needed to do this is made by NCR of Waterloo, Ont.
Calgary's Trevor Philp wins Canadian slalom title
Rock-bottom natural gas price draws breed of brave investors
A select few investors have now decided they 'are crazy enough to invest in' natural gas, says Ken Woolner, CEO of Velvet Energy Ltd., a private company that bought $209-million in gas assets earlier this year.
Clean-tech fund awaits Ottawa's budget cuts
A wind farm in Chatham-Kent near Mitchells Bay, Ont.
Lions Gate hits the jackpot with Hunger Games franchise
David Parkinson
Goldman eyes electronic bond trading
Like many other banks, Goldman already has a suite of electronic trading offerings for clients wishing to trade stocks.
Budget will tout Tory plan to ease environmental reviews
Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver gives an interview at his Parliament Hill office on Feb. 15, 2012.
Brazil's Eike Batista finds $2-billion friend
Billionaire Eike Batista, chairman and chief executive officer of MMX Mineracao e Metalicos SA.
How did the hoodie become a menace to society?
Flunking stress test doesn't mean SunTrust is a bad investment
David Milstead
Canada's water polo squad eyes Olympic berth
Captain Aaron Feltham works out during the Canadian men's water polo team practice in Calgary, March 20, 2012.
Canada's strong speculative-fiction world produces three provocative, entertaining reads
Dave Duncan, author of "When the Saints"
3 top stock picks from portfolio manager Jeff Parent
Van Dongen crosses the floor over Clark's leadership
Christy Clark and John van Dongen in happier times. Mr. van Dongen quit the B.C. Liberals to join the B.C. Conservatives on March 26th, 2012.
New Brunswick flood waters recede, but no luck yet for evacuees
Water and ice from the St. John River flows on to the roadway in the small western New Brunswick community of Perth-Andover on Saturday, March 24, 2012. The village has issued an evacuation order to residents living in low lying areas and declared a state of emergency in the face of the rising water levels.
Paradis stands up for himself as hip-hop battle erupts in the House
Industry Minister Christian Paradis speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on March 26, 2012.
New alpha male macaque takes the top banana
Hoodie wearers through time
Sylvester Stallone in a still from the movie "Rocky"
Extravagant elopements spare no expense, except on guests
Should the Health Minister take the fall in Ornge scandal?
André Picard
Randall Hopley pleads guilty to abduction of Kienan Hebert
Kienan Hebert and Randall Hopley are shown in these RCMP handout photos.
Canada gets new early-stage clean tech fund
As a stay-at-home dad, I understand Betty Draper
Leida Marley
Job losses fuel Mulcair's opening salvo against Tories
Thomas Mulcair receives a standing ovation as he rises for the first time as NDP Leader during Question Period in the House of Commons on March 26, 2012.
The close: Dow scores biggest gain in two weeks
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
A 'two-horse race' between Apple and Samsung makes it tougher for RIM
RIM releases its fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday with new CEO Thorsten Heins delivering the results, his first set of quarterly earnings as the head of the Waterloo, Ont., company after taking over from co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis in late January.
Large cap funds reap Apple harvest
High frequency trading having greater impact on commodities: study
Canucks confirm Daniel Sedin's concussion
Vancouver Canucks left wing Daniel Sedin his helped off the ice in the first period of his NHL hockey game against the Chicago Blackhawks.
Agriculture Minister signals little concern on Viterra deal
'Companies like Glencore have different avenues of marketing than Viterra has,' Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz said on Monday.
Like it or not, Pujols is 'The Man' for the Angels
Los Angeles Angels' Albert Pujols warms up during a baseball spring training workout in Tempe, Arizona February 21, 2012.
Cameco expects some nuclear reactors in Japan to restart soon
Tokyo Electric Power Co. Inc. holds a 5-per-cent stake in Cameco’s Cigar Lake project in Saskatchewan.
Sovereignty far from a dead issue in Quebec, poll finds
The Queen signs Canada's constitutional proclamation in Ottawa on April 17, 1982 as Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau looks on.
Microsoft leads sting operation against Zeus botnets
Restaurant deals sizzle in Toronto's core
A made-in-Canada way to help children hurt by Kony
Renegade Petroleum has breached its uptrend line
Lou Schizas
Viterra could weigh on Glencore's credit rating
Mayo Schmidt, president and CEO of Viterra
In Jordan, Syrian refugees find a home away from home
A secret camp being built by Jordanian authorities to house thousands of Syrian refugees.
OSFI shuts the door on insurers' capital funding request
Julie Dickson, Superintendent for the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI).
Wind Mobile chief dismisses management shakeup rumours
Wind CEO Anthony Lacavera said there is are no 'management shuffle' planned.
Jumbo in business and other B.C. stories
B.C. gave environmental approval to a European proposal to build a massive ski resort in a pristine part of the Kootenay region.
Q&A: Kate Valk on reviving Tennesee Williams' famous flop, Vieux Carré
From left: Ari Fliakos, Scott Shepherd and Kate Valk in a scene from The Wooster Group's version of Tennessee Williams' "Vieux Carre" in New York City.
UFC looks to break record Toronto attendance in Brazil
Brazil's Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter Anderson Silva celebrates after defeating Japan's Yushin Okami during the UFC Rio, a professional mixed martial arts (MMA) competition in Rio de Janeiro August 27, 2011. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes
Why brothels as businesses make sense
Michael Babad
Hedge funds finding more comfort in equities
Randy Carlyle starts picking his favourites
Toronto Maple Leafs coach Randy Carlyle, center, smiles as he talks with his team in the final seconds of their 3-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in an NHL hockey game Thursday, March 15, 2012, in Tampa, Fla.
Ex-Nortel vice-president asked to clean up balance sheets, court hears
Delaying Nortel results ‘potentially harmful’ to investors, court told
As labour woes mount, Air Canada shares going cheap: CIBC
Air Canada
Secular bull market? Not a chance
Rangers' Darvish ready to step into MLB spotlight
Texas Rangers' pitcher Yu Darvish of Japan peers out to the field as he sits in the dugout during their intrasquad MLB spring training baseball game in Surprise, Arizona.
Pelvic exams without consent still possible under new guidelines: report
First year Northwestern University medical students perform a pelvic exam on rubber dummies using a flash light and a vaginal speculum during a human anatomy class in Chicago, Illinois March 15, 2007. Despite new guidelines intended to crack down on the practice, Canadian women under anesthesia may still be subject to pelvic exams without their consent, charges a new report in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
The 'swamp' of autism: a challenged marriage and a child without a voice
Lessons from BATS' botched IPO
Cloud-based CRM keeps rising
Special prosecutor gets go-ahead to weigh polygamy charges
Winston Blackmore ,the religious leader of the polygamous community of Bountiful, B.C. shares a laugh with six of his daughters and some of his grandchildren, in this April 21, 2008 photo.
As 'Obamacare' faces U.S. Supreme Court test, what do the insiders say?
A protester holds a sign outside the Portland Expo prior to a visit by U.S. President Barack Obama on April 1, 2010, in Portland, Maine.
Canada's past champions marvel at Patrick Chan
Patrick Chan skates during the Men free program at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick January 22, 2012.
Alonso the magnificent scores an impressive win for Ferrari
Fernando Alonso celebrates his win at the Malaysian Formula One Grand Prix in Sepang.
Bernanke wary on claims of U.S. skills mismatch
Federal Reserve Board chairman Ben Bernanke addresses the National Association for Business Economics Policy conference in Alexandria, Va., on March 26, 2012.
Alberta Exchange, March 26: Will Redford channel Klein, circa '93, on the hustings?
Premier Alison Redford holds a news conference at the Alberta Legislature in Edmonton on Jan. 18, 2012.
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