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May 28

Fashion photos of the week: May 29
A model presents a creation by Blue Man during a Fashion Rio runway show in Rio de Janeiro, May 22, 2012.
Sportsnet revs up by adding Indy coverage
IndyCar driver Paul Tracy, center, of Canada, sits in his car during practice for the Grand Prix of Long Beach IndyCar auto race in Long Beach, Calif., Friday, April 15, 2011. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Heat, Celtics jump it up
Miami Heat's LeBron James (6) shoots over Boston Celtics' Paul Pierce (34) during the first half of Game 1 in their NBA basketball Eastern Conference finals playoffs series, Monday, May, 28, 2012, in Miami. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)
Hutchinson, Canada prepare for World Cup qualifying
Lawyers march in protests against Bill 78
Best pictures from May 28
People jostle while holding water pots as they collect water from a lorry from Water and Sewerage Authority.
Prince George mill reopens a month after deadly explosion killed two workers
Clark tells Ottawa to leave Coast Guard base at Kitsilano open
A Coast Guard vessel is seen moored at the Coast Guard's Kitsilano Station in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday May 18, 2012. The federal government is shutting down the station as part of budget cuts and is shifting the operations to another base on Sea Island in Richmond near Vancouver International Airport.
Four former ministers protest 'taking the guts out' of Fisheries Act
Spike in gun violence baffles Seattle police
Seattle has been long viewed as one of the safest cities in the United States. Each year, it’s a destination for tens of thousands of Canadians, especially from B.C. While the city has taken on a more violent tinge in recent years, it hasn’t seen anything like this in quite a while.
Glass panes fall 30 storeys from Toronto's RBC Centre
Tories defend shutting down probe into costly F-35 purchase
The Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter is shown after it was unveiled in a ceremony in Fort Worth, Texas, in this July 7, 2006, file photo.
Blue Jays rebound to beat Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays Edwin Encarnacion celebrates his homer with Jose Bautista who scored on the play during the third inning against the Baltimore Orioles during MLB action in Toronto Monday May 28, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Aaron Vincent Elkaim
Why Mayor Ford cut the waist challenge
Marcus Gee
Opposition aims to disrupt passage of omnibus Tory budget bill
Etobicoke Tory takes by-election battle to top court
Tehran's back alley bankers flourishing under sanctions
Women look at jewellery at a shop window in a bazaar in northern Tehran. For months, Iranians have endured economic hardship, political repression and international isolation as the authorities refuse to halt sensitive nuclear work as demanded by the UN Security Council.
B.C. Liberals try to corner NDP on Mulcair's 'Dutch Disease' comments
Daniel Nestor to play doubles with Pospisil at London Olympics
Egyptians set fire to office of presidential candidate Shafik
Former Flyers target regal redemption
Eric Duhatschek
Rural Nova Scotia faces demographic reality of elderly, declining population
A community welcome sign in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, May 28 , 2012.
Alberta bucks demographic trend as young families come in droves
Marc and Brooke Gilchrist and their three children: Aden, 8 years old, Lincoln, 5 years old and Emery, 22 months old play in a neighbourhood park in Airdrie, Alberta on Sunday, May 27, 2012. They made the move to the growing suburb about 20 mins north of Calgary after the realized the high cost of real estate in the city.
Young Canadians weigh in on where the jobs - and opportunity - are
Clark to miss Western premiers meeting
Premier Christy Clark, whose officials had initially agreed to the date of the meeting, said Monday she could not attend because she has to be in Victoria to defend the financial operation of her office during a legislature debate.
B.C. Lions sign Jabar Westerman
How the Scientific approach paid off for Ryder Hesjedal
Ryder Hesjedal of Canada waits to take the start of the eighth stage of the Tour de France cycling race on Sunday, July 11, 2010. (AP File Photo/Bas Czerwinski)
In the South China Sea, two superpowers flex their muscles
Protesters display placards and a replica of the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea as they burn an effigy of a U.S. submarine USS North Carolina, currently on a port call in the country, during a rally at the U.S. embassy in Manila, on May 17.
The Devils you know
Roy MacGregor
Ontario wants doctors association to bend but not break
Adam Radwanski
Do 'beta males' win out over alphas?
Courtside at the French Open
Putting Body Mass Index on report cards doesn't solve childhood obesity
Syrian peace begins in Moscow
Minor surgery on doctors fees isn't the cure
André Picard
Bold thinking paying off for Los Angeles Kings
Eric Duhatschek
Quebec unrest generates 3,000 news reports in 77 countries: analysis
Protesters opposing Quebec student tuition fee hikes demonstrate in Montreal, Saturday, May 26, 2012.
Toronto-based bike maker shares in Giro d'Italia victory
It's time for Swiss to join euro
European Central Bank headquarters
Why Indonesia turns off Lady Gaga - and investors
Muslim men hold up banners during a rally against U.S. pop singer Lady Gaga on Friday, May 25, 2012 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Impact introduce DP Marco Di Vaio
Former Italy and Bologna forward Marco Di Vaio is flanked by team president Joey Saputo, left, and sporting director Nick DeSantis as he is introduced to the media as the Montreal Impact's designated player at a news conference in Montreal on Monday, May 28, 2012.
A look at high-earning stocks with a low share price
Leaders: Don't be afraid to ask for help
Is mouth-breathing bad for my health?
Banged up Marlies prepare for Calder Cup
Cardinal Thomas Collins opposes students calling clubs 'gay-straight alliances'
Toronto Archbishop Thomas Collins at St. Michael's Cathedral in Toronto.
Retooled Ticats offence will need patience
Europeans eye safety net funded by a tax on banks
A man points at his cap during a protest outside the Liberbank headquarters in Oviedo, northern Spain, May 28, 2012. The words on his cap read, 'Stop bank outrages.'
In shaky market, brokerages fight to hang on
Volatile markets have resulted in a decline in business for stockbrokers.
Clark calls out Cummins' 'old-world' views on aboriginals
Did taxpayers get good value for $10,000 report from Down Under?
Claude Benoit, president of the Old Port of Montreal Corp., appears before the Commons ethics committee in Ottawa on May 10, 2012.
Mystery deepens around Vatican scandals
Battered Jays look to regroup against O's
Accountants' merger talks founder
Pacific Rubiales heads upward on investor scorecard
David Milstead
Branding expert nabs best business book of the year
Logistec: A dull company loaded with value
Marubeni nears deal to buy U.S. grain merchant Gavilon: sources
A farmer in Illinois harvests his soybean crop. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has rated less than 50 per cent of corn crops in 'good' or 'excellent' condition, due to stressful growing conditions brought on by a heat wave.
Strong tech firms that may be better buys than Apple
John Reese
Madonna's Truth or Dare: Is this the scent of celebrity desperation?
Detail from an advertisement for Madonna's Truth or Dare perfume
Marlins reliever Oviedo suspended for identity fraud
From Toronto budget crunch to $90-million surplus
Councillor Mike Del Grande, chair of the city’s budget committee, said the first-quarter results are not a sign that the cost-saving efforts of the Ford administration should stop.
Montreal's Festival TransAmériques: pushing the envelope, with an occasional paper cut
Here's your shot to talk to the Globe's hockey reporters about the Stanley Cup
Los Angeles Kings players celebrate after winning the Western Conference finals against the Phoenix Coyotes May 23, 2012.
Only 10 per cent of us have an 'extremely' satisfying sex life: survey
The close: TSX ends with small loss
My wheelchair job search
Cows crash a party - and hog the beer
Social media? There's an ETF for that
Don Vialoux
Air Canada 777 makes emergency landing in Toronto; debris falls on cars
Air Canada planes sit on the tarmac at Pearson International Airport in Toronto, June 17, 2008.
This Is How, by Augusten Burroughs
China's Ai Weiwei: 'Why do they still have to spy on me?'
Tom Thomson's final weeks, relived via Twitter
Are the Los Angeles Kings the best eighth seed ever?
Los Angeles Kings center Anze Kopitar (C) celebrates his 1st period goal against the Phoenix Coyotes with teammates Drew Doughty (8) and Dustin Brown (23) during Game 5 of the NHL Western Conference hockey finals in Glendale, Arizona, May 22, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol
B.C. parents with WiFi health fears vote to limit school networks
Schoolchildren use laptops connected to a wireless network.
Paul Godfrey memo to staff
How do you protect your children from household poisons?
Selina Esteves and her three-and-a-half-year-old son Hudson are photographed in their Toronto home on May 28, 2012, as part of an awareness campaign for Safe Kids Canada.
Devils' coach DeBoer calls Kings 'a three- or four-headed monster'
A foreign correspondent's complicated relationship with the Middle East
At the Body Shop, it's an experience with the world
The Body Shop's new Pulse boutique in Ottawa's Rideau Centre. Information areas explain Community Fair Trade projects around the globe.
Veterans advocate renews privacy war after report clears bureaucrats
Why Facebook would be smart to buy RIM
This vintage 2008 Blackberry Facebook application shot comes from a time when BlackBerry was still a worldbeater. There are plenty of reasons to think Facebook shouldn’t try to acquire RIM. On the plus side RIM is already incredibly cheap, and somebody is bound to consider it a bargain at some point. And it’s not like the social network has a cash problem – the Facebook IPO alone generated about three times RIM’s current market cap.
Postmedia cuts more jobs, Sunday editions
Postmedia chopping newsroom jobs
Greek banks running on fumes
A woman speaks on her phone in front of a Greek bank's adverting banner with ancient coins in Athens, on Friday, Jan. 13, 2012.
Inge Kaempfe
Rwandan to become second person tried for war crimes in Canada
Ai Weiwei: His struggle in pictures
RIM needs new blood: Why spate of exits is a good thing
McGuinty rebuffs NDP, seeks to limit debate on Ontario budget bill
Yay! Another holiday!
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark in Port Moody, B.C., on Thursday April 19, 2012.
The final (summit) countdown
The final (summit) countdown
3 top U.S. stocks for the great euro real estate selloff
What volunteer programs are available for high-school grads?
Fed told U.S. funds to pull money out of Europe
Misalliance: A 'superabundance' of comic talent
G20 activist's role will be factor in her sentencing
Kelly Pflug-Back, talks at Allen Gardens during a G20 protest on June 25, 2010.
RIM revolving door speeds up, top lawyer latest to quit
Michael Babad
Shell puts its Orion project on the auction block
Shell puts Orion oil sands project up for sale
B.C. teachers' union will fight imposed contract
RIM's chief legal officer joins parade of executive departures
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