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Clark requests meeting with Redford over Northern Gateway
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark pauses during a news conference in Vancouver on Sept. 24, 2012.
Looper: The official trailer
Screen grab from the online trailer for "Looper"
Redemptions hit AGF bottom line
Blake Goldring, CEO of AGF Management
Beauty is Embarrassing: The official trailer
Screen grab from the online trailer for "Beauty is Embarrassing"
Calian Technologies is for a special breed of trader
Lou Schizas
B.C. municipal leaders vote to work toward decriminalizing marijuana
A demonstrator smokes a marijuana cigarette at a “4-20” event in Vancouver on April, 20, 2012.
CIBC streamlines business, cuts executive suite
Exteriors of the CIBC sign located on the sidewalk outside the bank's head offices at the corner of King St. West and Bay St. on Dec 29 2011.
How to fit a home office on the main floor
Kelly Deck
Morsi’s message is clear: He is a new kind of Mideast leader
Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi addresses the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters.
Iran warns its citizens that Canada is a dangerous place
Iranian Canadians rally in support of Ottawa’s decision to close its embassy in Iran.
2013 F-Type: Jaguar introduces its first two-seat sports car in 51 years
Jaguar F-Type.
Canada’s housing crash begins
Housing market collapse
Tycoon offers $63-million to any man who marries lesbian daughter
Gigi Chao pictured with her father from an image on Facebook.
Top investors expect financial tsunami in next year: survey
A black swan comes home to roost in this illustration of the 2008 crash. State Street Global Advisors research found top money managers feared another tail-risk event like Lehman’s bankruptcy. Another term for tail-risk events was popularized by academic Nassim Taleb’s 2007 book: The Black Swan.
In pictures: World leaders at the UN
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran, gestures as he arrives at his seat before addressing the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters on Sept. 26, 2012.
Breakfast without bacon? British farmers warn of worldwide shortage
Skookum Chief Burger, Tomahawk Restaurant in Vancouver: organic ground beef patty topped with onions, lettuce, Yukon bacon, egg, aged cheddar cheese, wiener, tomato and Tomahawk special sauce.
Has the clock run out on Romney? An expert weighs in
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama seen at events.
'Tear gas and batons in Europe send markets sliding'
Michael Babad
Macquarie shakes up management team
Office workers walk past the company logo in the Macquarie Bank offices in Sydney, Sept. 14, 2007.
At midday: TSX mired in red
Peel places cap on French-immersion enrolment
Sindy Preger reads French books to her 4-year-old twin boys Levi and Reuben.
Shares up as Google bulls find Wall Street
Google’s shares are trading at only around 15 times its expected 2013 earnings, compared with a multiple of 32 times for Facebook. That implicit discount on Google’s shares points to a lingering distrust that Wall Street has not yet been able to shake off, despite expectations that revenue will grow next year by more than a quarter to $54-billion and net profits by nearly a fifth to $14-billion.
The life of Justin Trudeau in pictures
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau with his three sons (left to right), Sacha, Michel and Justin on May 11, 1979.
Net benefit of Chinese firm’s bid for Nexen ‘somewhat mixed’: DBRS
The Nexen building is seen in downtown Calgary, Alberta, July 23, 2012.
Romney and the NFL refs: to Americans, they both stink
U.S. Republican presidential nominee and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney pauses as speaks to reporters in Los Angeles, Sept. 17, 2012.
Ontario sisters make discoveries, friends on Kenya outing
Madeline Payne with Maasai children in Kenya.
Santander Mexico shares surge on first trading day
Traders on the New York Stock Exchange await the first trade Wednesday of Santander Mexico shares.
In pictures: Foreign investment spawns new business in Sierra Leone and Liberia
In neighbouring Liberia, another war-torn West African nation, Canadian philanthropists John McCall MacBain and his wife, Marcy, have invested more than $100-million in an innovative experiment in social entrepreneurship: a renewable-energy company that helps both farmers and workers. Buchanan Renewables BV, clears away old, unproductive rubber trees from plantations, and turns them into wood chips that are exported as biomass to Europe. Electricity companies reduce their coal consumption and carbon emissions by burning the product.
MP Joe Oliver on why getting an MBA was the right choice
Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver started out as a lawyer, but an MBA allowed him to go on to a career in investment banking before becoming an MP.
Monte Antico Toscana 2006 (Italy)
Oilers’ Nail Yakupov suspended by KHL
Nail Yakupov of the Sarnia Sting warms up prior to his OHL game against the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga Sunday Nov. 13, 2011.
Viterra and Glencore extend closing deadline
File photo of a Viterra grain elevator near Regina.
Canadian delegation walks out of Ahmadinejad’s UN speech
Iran's President Mahmoud <strong>Ahmadinejad</strong> speaks during the 67th United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York.
The king of crooners: Andy Williams in pictures
Andy Williams performs a song on a television show in 1961.
Sens star Erik Karlsson signs lockout deal in Finland
Ottawa Senators' Erik Karlsson, right, celebrates after scoring in a shootout against the New York Rangers, in New York in this March 24, 2011 file photo.
Billionaire Kremlin critic facing five years in jail
Alexander Lebedev, chairman of Russia's National Reserve Corporation, speaks during an interview with Reuters journalists in Moscow.
At the open: TSX sinks on economic jitters
The TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto
Chrysler contract deal possible today, CAW chief says
CAW president Ken Lewenza speaks at a press conference in Toronto Thursday September 20, 2012.
MLS club to let fans vote on fate of general manager
Seattle Sounders FC defender Jhon Kennedy Hurtado (34) fights for the ball against Montreal Impact midfielder Felipe Martins (7)  during the first half of their MLS soccer match in Montreal, June 16, 2012.
Weworski finishes first at Canadian Tour Q-School
AGF still bleeding assets – and investors
An investment that books big returns over a particular period can mask the fact that it is a poor performer over the longer term.
Ontario’s wage freeze will protect thousands of jobs, Finance Minister says
Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan is scrummed by the media after the 2012 provincial budget vote at Queen's Park in Toronto on April 24, 2012.
Floating-rate secured loans not just for the wealthy
Thane Stenner
Is it worth using public dollars to help out the team?
Renderings of the proposed Edmonton arena
Video: Andy Williams sings 'Moon River'
Andy Williams
Telus foe Mason is no ‘empty voter,’ says prof who coined term
The judge agreed with Telus that Mason Capital is indifferent to the telco’s overall success.
Today’s small-cap stocks to watch
Glentel said Canadian sales of retail mobile phones and services grew 35 per cent in the quarter.
John Ibbitson: Justin Trudeau as leader is the Liberals’ best and worst hope
Liberal MP Justin Trudeau on the front lawn of Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 19, 2012.
U.K. hacking trial set for 2013
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and her husband Charlie, left, leave the Old Bailey court in London Sept. 26, 2012. Brooks and her husband are charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice in relation to the phone hacking scandal.
Love seeks kinder, gentler, winning result
Tiger Woods looks at the trophy with captain Davis Love III
New Hubble photos show ‘extreme’ view of universe
A new, improved portrait of Hubble's deepest-ever view of the universe, called the eXtreme Deep Field, or XDF, shows a small area of space in the constellation Fornax, created using Hubble Space Telescope data from 2003 and 2004.
Brazil court orders Google exec arrest over election ads on YouTube
Google Inc shares set an all-time high on Monday, with the Web giant's reliable advertising business back in vogue among Wall Street investors disenchanted with younger social media companies.
Canadian dollar loses ground on negative sentiment
Canadian dollars are shown with U.S dollars.
EADS warns against big state role in BAE merger
Visitors look at an A350 aircraft miniature at the EADS booth during the ILA Berlin Air Show Sept. 13, 2012. Shares in EADS and Britains BAE Systems tumbled as investors feared a planned tie-up aimed at creating the world's biggest defence and aerospace group could run up against political and regulatory obstacles.
Why exit is an option for Germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Canadian war artist Bruno Bobak dies in New Brunswick at age of 88
Detail from "Still Life Army Kit" by Bruno Bobak: Bobak, who was Canada's youngest official war artist during the Second World War, has died in Fredericton. He was 88.
Which celebrity is fighting for her right to breastfeed in public?
The singer Pink breastfeeds her daughter Willow in an image posted by her to her Instagram account.
Canadian consumer confidence rebounds in September
Patricia Blythe purchases magazines for her son who is taking a plane ride, in Toronto on Tuesday, April 3, 2012.
French jobless tally tops 3 million
France's Labour, Employment and Social Dialogue Minister Michel Sapin speaks during the questions to the government session at the National Assembly in Paris September 11, 2012.
Obama gains support in two crucial battleground states: poll
U.S. President Barack Obama pauses during remarks at a campaign rally in Las Vegas, Nevada September 12, 2012.
Iran pushes forward with nuclear reactor plans
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke to The Associated Press in a wide-ranging interview on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly – his last as president of Iran.
Premarket: Markets turn ugly overnight
Euro crisis deepens, crushing overseas stocks
Michael Babad
Justin Trudeau to seek Liberal leadership
Montreal MP Justin Trudeau looks on as the Liberal caucus speaks with reporters in the foyer of the House of Commons after a marathon voting session on Conservative budget legislation on June 14, 2012.
Environmentalists sue to force Ottawa to protect species along Northern Gateway route
The Douglas Channel at dusk in Kitimat, B.C., in January 2012.
PQ won’t get rich with new tax on wealthy
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois.
Nexen deal called dangerous precedent
Sinclair Stevens , the Tory industry minister who helped open Canada to foreign investment with the creation of the Investment Canada Act in 1985, says Ottawa should reject a Chinese state-owned oil company's bid to take over Calgary-based Nexen Inc.
Onex to buy German manufacturing firm for $718-million
Onex Corp. chairman Gerald Schwartz speaks at the company's annual general meeting in Toronto on Thursday, May 10, 2012.
Nepal to call off search Thursday for climbers missing in avalanche
In this picture taken Sept. 23, 2012 and released by Alpine Ascents International, a helicopter lifts off carrying survivors from the debris field of an avalanche on Mount Manaslu in northern Nepal.
Voice-over talent site's growth plan better translates one language at a time
David Ciccarelli, chief executive officer of Voices.com
Custom-flower-order system needs better handle on costs to blossom
Joshua Bulk, left, and Ralph DeBoer of Rosa Flora Growers Ltd. in Dunville, Ont., among their flowers.
Butcher should carve building expansion into phases
From left, Chris, Walter and Zenon Klopick, co-owners of Tenderloin Meat & Sausage Inc.
In India, a push for acceptance when the grandparents move out
Gayatri Bhasker, standing, brings her new daughter Aadhya to visit her parents S.K., left, and Revathi at their villa in one of India's few communities for senior citizens, near Coimbatore, in Tamil Nadu.
Car etiquette: 11 simple rules
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Contest winner, the runners-up, pictures and videos
General manager of Glassopolis, Rob Botman attends the tradeshow Glassbuild at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, in Las Vegas.
Sept. 26: Taxing the wealthy is hardly a bold move, and other letters to the editor
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois presides over her first cabinet meeting on Sept. 20, 2012.
Our country's graveyard of great technology is overrun
Halloween full moon
In pictures: Top smartphones for fall
The Nokia Lumia 820 is the 920’s little brother, with a 4.3-inch screen. Like its sibling, it offers NFC and has a clip-on back that allows it to charge wirelessly. It’s coming in the fourth quarter, likely November, with price and carriers TBA.
In pictures: Meet the winner of this year's Challenge contest
Glassopolis President Jordan Richards, left, chats up a potential customer during the Glassbuild tradeshow at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, in Las Vegas. Glassopolis is the winner of the Globe and Mail's $100,000 challenge.
Microsoft Xbox ads go interactive
Subway’s ad includes a question about where users would eat the Tuscan Chicken Melt. Microsoft Advertising rb-ads-microsoft0925 four column max New Subway and Rogers ads launching on Wednesday on Microsoft’s Xbox platform are testing out interactive technology to track consumer opinion, get users to watch the ads more actively, and to help the traditional 30-second TV spot catch up to demands for more interactive advertising. credit Microsoft Advertising
Rising home values could hurt wallets
Millions at stake as competition case kicks off against Toronto Real Estate Board
Twitter becomes medium of record in moments of sports controversy
Twitter logo.
In first interview, Canadian survivor describes Nepal avalanche aftermath
Greg Hill, an extreme skier from Revelstoke, B.C., and one of the survivors of a deadly avalanche on Mount Manaslu in northern Nepal, is seen in a February 2012 file photo.
The PQ’s policy flips and cabinet flops
Lysiane Gagnon
Fishing for a trade deal in Asian waters
Jeffrey Simpson
Chrysler plug-in testing zapped by overheating batteries
A Ram PHEV and Town & Country PHEV being charged.
Lions lineman Mitchell fined for throat-slash gestures
B.C. Lions' Khalif Mitchell celebrates after sacking Montreal Alouettes' quarterback Anthony Calvillo during the second half of a CFL football game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday September 8, 2012.
Bombers say they won’t take Toronto backup lightly
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Buck Pierce throws the ball during a walk through in Vancouver B.C. on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011.
Toronto FC blanks Aguila in CONCACAF Champions League
Toronto FC's Terry Dunfield reacts after scoring the game wining goal against the Vancouver Whitecaps FC during the second half of their MLS game in Toronto, July 11, 2012.
Confounding conformity with aliens and serial killers
John Doyle
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: Sept. 26
One-way streets: Don't take this the wrong way ...
Andrew Clark
How exhausted should you feel after a good workout?
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