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Young aren't only ones bringing own devices to work
Shining stars since the dark days of 2009
Nortel lawyers don't have to hand over notes, judge rules
Lawyers for two former Nortel Networks Corp. executives will not have to hand over their interview notes, a judge ruled Monday.
France and Greece spur new era of uncertainty
A trader reacts at his desk in front of the DAX board at the Frankfurt stock exchange on Monday. Euro zone blue chips turned positive by mid-session, bouncing back from oversold territory after a knee-jerk reaction to French and German elections.
15 cases in which courts have chided Tories on prison-transfer decisions
A Toronto inmate bides his time on Feb. 24, 2011.
Judge rebukes Toews for rejecting yet another convict's transfer request
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews announces the Conservative government's decision to shut down two prisons at an Ottawa news conference on April 19, 2012.
Quebec tuition deal in jeopardy as student groups vote to reject agreement
Entrepreneurs eager to board floating startup incubator
Conceptual image of Blueseed
Serena Williams wins on Madrid's blue clay
Zinc: a queasy fix for the common cold?
Rubenstein: Watson doing what's best for Bubba
Bubba Watson
Correction? Probably. But also expect a nice rebound
At midday: TSX lower in wake of euro zone elections
Greek conservative party supporters wave flags during a pre-election rally by their leader Antonis Samaras in the town of Thessaloniki May 2, 2012
B.C. mushroom farm deaths preventable, inquest hears
Police officers stand at the scene after three people were overcome by an unknown substance and died at a mushroom farm in Langley, B.C., on Friday September 5, 2008.
Canadiens courting Rick Dudley as new assistant GM
Apps that track your children: Creepy or necessary?
'The advantages are huge compared to the disadvantages. Let’s not forget that the person always has to give initial permission,' says Roberto Franceschetti of Family Tracker-maker LogSat. 'No one can be tracked unless they allow someone to do it.'
Canada cruises past France at hockey worlds
Damien Fleury of France, left, tries to score against Canada's Dion Phaneuf and goalie Devan Dubryk during their Ice Hockey World Championships in Helsinki
Calling it a 'Trojan horse,' NDP asks to split sweeping Tory budget bill
NDP finance critic Peggy Nash speaks during the party's leadership convention in Toronto on March 23 2012.
Equipment: Nike's got a brand new bag for mom
Nike Golf Brassie II Cart bag collection for 2012
Ontario Teachers sides with Ackman on CP board
Bill Ackman, ceo of Pershing Square Capital Management, is photographed on February 6 2012 prior to a town hall meeting in Toronto to introduce nominees for CP Rail.
MPs bicker over who's to blame for broken Commons committee system
The Peace Tower is framed by an archway on the East Block of Parliament in September of 2009.
Zynga's 'Willy Wonka' gambles he can level-up social games
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus
Best sports images of the weekend
Switzerland's team gather near the goal before their 2012 IIHF men's ice hockey World Championship game with Belarus.
Does Canada's mental health system need a complete overhaul?
Cheryl Marsh hugs her son Colin Stainton, 11 near their home in Toronto on April 24, 2012. Marsh and her son Colin took part in a program called the Coping Power Program, that helped Cheryl and Colin deal with Colin's anger. On Wednesday, CAMH will announce a $10 million donation from Margaret McCain for mental health programs for children and youth, that will be used, among other things, to hire more staff, create programs and start an inpatient unit for youth with both mental health and addictions.
How Latvia received a credit upgrade
Olazabal to infuse Seve's fight into Ryder Cup team
Seve Ballesteros and the Ryder Cup
Israeli President lauds Canada as 'never indifferent, never neutral'
Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Stephen Harper take part in a welcome ceremony for the Israeli President in Parliament's Centre Block on May 7, 2012.
Canada's mid-market firms are actually upbeat
Canadian hiring outlook modest for coming months: Manpower survey
Giroux the latest star to face Shanahan, suspension
New Jersey Devils' forward Dainius Zubrus lies on the ice after being hit by Philadelphia Flyers' Claude Giroux during the second period in Game 4 of their NHL Eastern Conference semi-final playoff hockey game in Newark, N.J.
McGuinty sends message by forcing lower fees on Ontario doctors
Surgery is performed at Toronto Western Hospital.
At the open: Dow, TSX shrug off European elections
Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Hurdles remain in Phoenix Coyotes deal
Phoenix Coyotes goalie Mike Smith, right, celebrates their 5-3 win over the Nashville Predators with Keith Yandle (3) after Game 2 in an NHL hockey Stanley Cup Western Conference semi-final playoff series.
India delays tax evasion measures after backlash
An Indian man sits in front of television screens broadcasting coverage of Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee as he reads out the budget, at a store in Bhubaneswar, India, Friday, March 16, 2012.
*Sunnybrook named Greenest Employer for fourth consecutive year
The Harry Taylor Solar Energy Wall in front of Parking Lot 2 is one of our many green initiatives
Rafferty an unwilling dupe in McClintic's murderous plan: defence lawyer
Dirk Derstine, defence lawyer for Michael Rafferty, talks briefly with reporters during a break in proceedings at the trial in London, Ontario, Tuesday, May 1, 2012.
Is make-up sex bad for you?
Not always the right thing to do after a fight?
Instant translation, haptic steering wheels and more glimpses of the future
Research in Motion Chief Executive Officer Thorsten Heins stands with a Porsche that is integrated with a prototype of the BlackBerry 10 smartphone at the BlackBerry World event in Orlando May 1, 2012. very special Porsche Carrera equipped by Canada's QNX (now owned by RIM). You can simply ask the cloud-linked navigation system to find the nearest Timmy's and it will hunt down some choices for you. You can ask the car to phone someone, and it will do so – and the handsfree phone can be made to “talk” only to the driver, to the passenger, or both.
Environmental groups blast Tory 'war on nature' in new ad campaign
The Council of Canadians and Greenpeace Canada protest against Alberta oil-sands development on Parliament Hill in September of 2011.
Today's small-cap stocks to watch
A Chinese investor in front of an electronic stock board at a brokerage house in Fuyang city in central China's Anhui province.
Building permits rise 4.7% in March
Houses under construction are seen in Calgary in this file photo.
It's time for a new approach to stimulus
The U.S. Federal Reserve building in Washington.
How would Harper fare in a French-style run-off election?
Supporters of France's newly-elected president Francois Hollande hold a victory rally at Place de la Bastille in Paris on May 6, 2012.
With Hollande's defeat of Sarkozy, France dodges a bullet
France's president-elect François Hollande waves from a balcony at his Paris campaign headquarters on May 7, 2012
Edmonton Symphony triumphs in dry run for Carnegie Hall
William Eddins is in his seventh season as Music Director of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.
Premarket: And now, investors cast their ballots
Baja Mining battle gets even messier
Baja Mining
Potent euro brew: Fragility, instability and insolvency
Michael Babad
Imax rides on soaring Chinese 3-D demand
Visitors view 3D movie.
The Maritimes have no business in show business
Scenes from 'The Bridge' are shot in downtown Toronto in this 2009 on May 17, 2009. JENNIFER ROBERTS FOR THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Bank of Canada overly optimistic on GDP: National Bank
Bank of Canada's Mark Carney
A 1970s decision complicates peace mission for Israel's Shimon Peres
Israel's President Shimon Peres at his office in the Presidential Residence in Jerusalem.
Bonjour, tristesse: Stocks sink after French election
Supporters of France's newly-elected president Francois Hollande celebrate during a victory rally at Place de la Bastille in Paris on May 6, 2012.
Landlords face pitfalls when they go the DIY route
Income Property host Scott McGillivray, left, and cameraman Ben Sharp.
Ontario schools falling victim to poor collaboration: report
Ontario Education Minister Laurel Broten addresses a news conference in Toronto, Monday, April 9, 2012.
For polished presentations, think visually
Custom chart of the Top Tens on visual thinking, created by Leslie-Ann Miller of Ripple Think Inc.
Small Ontario county lures Silicon Valley startup
The Prince Edward County Innovation Centre in Picton, Ontario, has already attracted nine startups in the first year and it is aiming to snag 16 more Canadian and U.S. tech entrepreneurs by mid 2013.
Building inspectors develop robot to speed up jobs
Mark Evans
Have you got travel insurance on your packing list?
Going to China? Leave your laptop at home
CBC moves to find tenants for extra space in Toronto headquarters
CBC's Toronto headquarters has 500,000 square feet of available space to be leased.
Canadian discovers method to radically minimize scars
Doctor Benjamin Alman, head of orthopaedics at Sick Kids, Hospital has developed a cream that reduces scarring and has wide ranging implications for different types of treatments. He is seen at his lab at the MaRs Centre in Toronto on April 25, 2012.
Ottawa insider seen as candidate for CRTC chair
Konrad von Finckenstein is the former chairman of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
BMO opens representative office in UAE
Bank of Montreal CEO Bill Downe
2012 Toyota Yaris: Dependable, but not exciting
2012 Yaris five-door hatchback
Berardinetti wants to redirect plastic bag fee to saving city's trees
Plastic bags from Gap store are carried by people shopping on Bloor St., Toronto.
Bettman to announce new owners for Coyotes: reports
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman speaks during a press conference before the NHL game between the Vancouver Canucks and the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena on March 8, 2011 in Glendale, Arizona.
Audi S5: Ballet on four wheels
2012 Audi S5
May 7: Letters to the editor
Conrad Black and his wife Barbara Amiel on the grounds of their Toronto home May 4, 2012. Black was released from a Florida jail earlier in the day and returned to Canada.
They're students - and born leaders
Lysiane Gagnon
How to sustainably turn Canada's resources into wealth
Amidst a fog of policy confusion, we run the risk of losing sight of a key reality: Our resources are large, but other countries are well-endowed, too
U.S. secretly released prisoners in Afghanistan
An Afghan detainee is seen through iron mesh inside the Parwan detention facility near Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Field, in a March 2011 file photograph.
Feeling young at heart? Blame it on Rio
2012 Kia Rio5
May 7: Your daily horoscope
taurus
A man's take on Girls: It's gross, funny and fiction. Get over it
John Doyle
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: May 7
Hugh Laurie stars in "House."
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