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Oldershaw, van Koeverden advance at World Cup paddling event in Moscow
Adam Van Koeverden of Canada paddles to win the men's K1 1000m final during the ICF Canoe and Kayak Sprint World Championships in Szeged, 170km south of Budapest, August 19, 2011.
The non-profit motive: Big donors on why they give
Quiz: Who's too big to save, and other questions from the week's news
Aung San Suu Sky
The close: World equity markets stagger
Trader Peter Tuchman, centre, works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, March 13, 2012.
Canada's Wozniak defeated by world No. 1 Azarenka
Aleksandra Wozniak of Canada reacts during her match against Victoria Azarenka of Belarus during the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris June 1, 2012.
Are these shoes the height of ugliness?
High-heeled sneakers come in a variety of designs, including the boldly colourful ones sported by Marc Jacobs models.
Disguise your garden mess with this blue beauty
Green snobs: Do people judge you on the health of your garden?
The biggest furniture trend right now? Handmade and all natural
L.A.-based Bend’s stark geometric side tables combine simple wire forms with super-bright hues.
3 top picks from contrarian investor Benj Gallander
Benj Gallander, co-editor of the Contra the Heard Investment Letter
'The very first time I saw a TV': Readers remember the coronation
Jean Miller, then eight years old, celebrated the Queen's coronation in 1952 at a street party in Woodingdean, England. 'My sister and I wore our coronation dresses, especially sent to us for the occasion by our grandmother in South Africa,' Miller tells The Globe.
Harper's extremely generous benefits for the unemployed
Editorial cartoon by Brian Gable
Fisher slips ahead of Slattery at Wales Open
Thongchai Jaidee
The Golf Canada Auction is now underway
Golf Canada Auction
Three men die in B.C. helicopter crash
A single-engine aircraft owned by Bailey Helicopters Ltd. has crashed near Terrace, B.C.
Ford Canada leads in May auto sales
Ford of Canada CEO Dianne Craig
Committee rejects Ford's bid to buy parkland
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford photographed while talking to reporters in the public park behind his house where he confronted a Toronto Star reporter who, Mr. Ford claims, was taking photos over his wooden fence.
How to stop losing your keys, or car
Japan's Dentsu snags Montreal agency Bos
Dentsu Canada CEO Bob Shropshire becomes chairman of the combined DentsuBos.
Markets in a tailspin with no bottom in sight
A drachma coin on display in this photo illustration taken in Athens, May 9, 2012. European policy makers are already preparing the ground for a Greek departure from the euro zone, insisting that the continent’s financial safety net is now strong enough withstand the fallout. This is questionable. But it is by no means a foregone conclusion that the Greeks will leave – at least not yet.
Innovation
Sunnybrook’s acute medical-surgical inpatient units tackle occupancy challenges with electronic whiteboards, which provide an excellent visual cue for the care team and care planning.
Research
What's happening in research at Sunnybrook.
Gutierrez ready to chase horse racing's biggest prize
Kentucky Derby winning jockey Mario Gutierrez, of Mexico, laughs during a news conference before meeting fans at Hastings Racecourse in Vancouver, B.C., on Sunday May 13, 2012.
Hair and Now
Michael Suba of Continental Hair Salon which specializes in medical wigs.
Party photos of the week: Stratford Shakespeare Festival gala
Stratford Shakespeare Festival's Gala guests ride a vintage fire truck which was waiting at the Stratford train station to take guests to the theatre.
Deals of the week: Lexus ES, GMC Sierra, Suzuki SX4 and Nissan Xterra
Lexus ES350
The Right Path
Dr. Anthony Levitt, left, and Dr. David Kreindler are part of Sunnybrook’s efforts to improve treatment for youths with mental health issues and their families
Patients First
Bob Crookston, one of the newly trained ambassadors talks to a patient at Sunnybrook.
To Screen or Not To Screen?
From left to right: Dr. Ellen Warner, medical oncologist, Dr. Andrea Eisen, head of Sunnybrook's Familial Cancer Program, and Dr. Martin Yaffe, Senior Imaging Scientist discuss the recent recommendations made for breast cancer screening.
Federer recovers from wobble to advance at French Open
Roger Federer of Switzerland returns the ball to Nicolas Mahut of France during the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris June 1, 2012.
Mesh for Success
Peter Landers surgical patient
Three Strokes, You're Out
Robert Fitzgibbon and his daughter Joy, who waited anxiously while her father had carotid endarterectomy surgery on Canada Day 2011.
Living with Heart
Implanting a defibrillator device
Baby Steps
Inside the Ingenuity Shop
Harry Easton in the medical physics lab.
Brazil`s economy disappoints again in first quarter
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff has blamed a monetary 'tsunami' of cheap money in Europe and the United States for making the country's currency overvalued and causing its exports to become uncompetitive.
Statscan issues jobs report, Friday
Duty Calls
Colonel, trauma physician and military mentor Dr. Homer Tien
Sunnybrook's Burn Centre achieves ABA Verification
Sunbrook congratulates the Burn Centre Staff of the Ross Tilley Burn Centre; for the ABA verification they recently received form the American Burn Association.
Unique device delivers sound waves to destroy tumours in the prostate
Dr. Laurence Klotz, a surgical oncologist with some of the Genitourinary Cancer Care team at Sunnybrook’s Odette Cancer Centre.
Activists gear up for multi-pronged protest against Tory budget bill
Hundreds of people march through downtown Ottawa to protest against federal budget cuts on May 1, 2012.
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Service resumes after flooding shut down parts of Yonge subway
Water covers the floor at Union Station after heavy rains caused flooding in the subway station in Toronto on Friday, June 1, 2012.
Fourth deal for Surrey home sticks
Done Deal, 15410 86th Ave., Surrey, B.C.
InterRent insiders are buying
Toronto skyline
Today's the day the Teddy Bears have their picnic
Michael Babad
Legend of Lula looms large as former president signals return to politics
Brazil's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva speaks during the fifth Ministerial Forum for Development in Brasilia May 30, 2012.
It's summer, get outside (but get this stuff first)
Feminine fedora: Top off your travel look with Anthropolgie's Palm Leaf Fedora. The leafy pattern on this raffia hat gives a modern, feminine twist to a classic accessory and the short brim is stylishly slick. $48 (U.S.); anthropologie.com
Being green requires being creative
How a home work space works best
The home office of Vancouver developers Peter and Brenda Juric. Interior design by Kelly Deck Design.
Mission statement for a work space
Kelly Deck
Chrysler Canada reports May sales up 7%
The increase in vehicle sales in May, up from 24,406 in May 2011, gave Chrysler its best retails sales numbers in the calendar year to date since 2002.
2013 European Tour Schedule & Results
Race to Dubai trophy
Chase Canadian Oil Sands' yield with caution
Lou Schizas
Bullish on Toromont Industries
Heavy equipment dealer Toromont Industries reported Wednesday that it earned higher revenue but lower profits in the first quarter.
Nurses Contribute to "The Health of Our Nation"
National Nursing Week, is scheduled for May 7 to 13 this year. The theme, “The Health of Our Nation”, reflects the ongoing commitment by nurses to ensure that patients, residents and families receive the highest quality of care.
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
Sunnybrook becomes Best Practice Spotlight Organization candidate
Sunnybrook has been selected to join the RNAO’s Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO) program
What to do when calamity hits your vacation
Scan and e-mail to yourself copies of your passport, itinerary, credit cards and travel insurance – for quick access in case of loss, theft, travel disruptions or medical emergency.
Live burn demo kicks off new study
War & Peace - Saving Lives on the Front Lines and at Home
Dr. Anthony Feinstein (left), producer of the Oscar short-listed documentary "Under Fire: Journalists in Combat", and Dr. Homer Tien, National Practice Leader in Trauma for the Canadian Forces.
Nasty stock tumble prompts more talk of QE3
Traders at the New York Stock Exchange
Canada loses NAFTA battle to Exxon
An Exxon sign is displayed atop a gas station in Carnegie, Pa, on Wednesday, July 27, 2011.
A Strong Foundation
Jon Dellandrea, President and CEO of Sunnybrook Foundation
We are Sunnybrook
Traditional Montserrat dancers perform at a CANO benefit gala.
Compassion is Critical
Jennifer Tory in the NICU Family Room, which offers families a reprieve from the stress of the neonatal intensive care unit.
New York plans ban on super-sized sugary drinks
A 64-ounce drink is displayed alongside other soft drink cup sizes at a news conference at City Hall in New York, May 31, 2012.
2013 LPGA Tour Schedule & Results
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At midday: Markets stay deep in the red
Young people look for jobs at a summer employment centre in Toronto.
Telus to hire 900 in Ontario for 4G LTE rollout
A pedestrian is reflected in the window of a Telus store while using a mobile phone in Ottawa February 11, 2011. The Vancouver-based telecom giant will hire 900 people across Ontario in 2012 as it rolls out its next-generation wireless network, noting those new positions as part of the company’s broader plan to hire more than 3,000 people across the country this year. Chris Wattie (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS)
Auto parts maker Wescast secures deposit on delayed sale
Edward Frackowiak, left, CEO of Wescast Industries Inc., and Dong Ping, CEO of Sichuan Bohong Industry Co.
Hollis Stacy named to 2012 World Golf Hall of Fame class
Hollis Stacy
The battle of the Big Gulp: Mayor defends move against soda-loving New Yorkers
Soft drink cups are displayed at a news conference at City Hall in New York on May 31. Under a new law proposed by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, all soft drinks over 16 ounces will be banned in restaurants and stores that fall under the jurisdiction of New York City.
Gold spares TSX from storm
Gold bars are displayed at a gold jewellery shop in the northern Indian city of Chandigarh May 8, 2012. Despite the fresh mess in the euro zone, gold dropped to a four-month low, below $1,600 (U.S.) an ounce. Scared investors are moving into dollars, Treasuries and bonds. But not gold.
Health ministry investigated 26 deaths linked to Ornge since 2007
Auditors from Ontario's Ministry of Finance are probing all aspects of the Ornge air-ambulance service.
The lure of the cottage – but can you afford it?
Cottage owners who put in a new dock or build a new boathouse should keep records of what is spent as capital improvements can be factored in when the property is sold.
Morning meeting: Oil patch hit by shareholder discontent
To a lion, I look like a Namibian pizza
Lions at a watering hole in Namibia.
India's seven-star sensation (every room comes with a butler)
Once home to Indian royalty, the Taj Falaknuma guarantees that every room comes with a butler.
Sunscreen: the scent of memories
Bruce Kirkby
Taking the train in Oz? Upgrade to gold service
Can you recommend a mother-daughter trip to Europe?
Bombardier doled out millions to Tunisian for lucrative contract: report
A worker walks past the entrance to the Bombardier plant in Derby, central England, July 5, 2011.
Impact deny reports Del Piero headed to Montreal
Juventus' Alessandro Del Piero waves to supporters after their Italian Cup final soccer match against Napoli at the Olympic stadium in Rome, May 20, 2012.
In pictures: Your best photos of family
A shaky global economy reels on U.S., Europe, China woes
Foreign exchange brokers sit in front of an electronic board displaying the Japanese yen's exchange rate against the euro at a trading room in Tokyo on Friday.
Court orders 'negligent' federal lawyers, clerks off national security case
Mohamed Mahjoub, right, and his wife Mona Elfouli leave federal courts on Queen St. West after a hearing to ease the 24 hr a day surveillance they are under, taken in November 2008.
Wal-Mart chairman: Integrity 'is our business'
A shopper carries her purchases from a newly opened Walmart Neighborhood Market in Chicago, in this September 21, 2011 file photo.
Drew Tate ready to lead Stampeders
The Calgary Stampeders and quarterback Drew Tate will face the Edmonton Eskimos in Sunday's divisional semi-final. REUTERS/Todd Korol
Global markets slump as investors flee stocks
An investor check stock information at a brokerage house in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, on Thursday. China's main stock index ended down 0.5 per cent in thin volume on Thursday as lingering global market weakness and worries over a sharp slowdown in the world's second-largest economy kept investors on the sidelines, traders said.
GM plant closing in Oshawa 'absolutely sickening'
A GM storage lot at the company's Oshawa, Ont., plant.
Oshawa GM plant to close next year
Military moms breastfeeding in uniform spark controversy
Brynja Sigurdardottir
NHL salary cap to be temporarily set at $70.3-million
A wish list for the G20 entrepreneurs summit
The Pillar of Light monument lights up as the day ends in Mexico City, Mexico, Feb. 27.
Scott Parker fit for England's final Euro 2012 warm-up
England's Scott Parker.
The Open: There will be blood
Today's small-cap stocks to watch
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