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Late strike gives Canadian women’s soccer squad victory over China
Bucking the Broncos
The Denver Broncos mascot runs onto the field leading the players before they met the Baltimore Ravens in their NFL AFC Divisional playoff football game in Denver, Colorado January 12, 2013.
Travis Gerrits 'on top of the world' after claiming World Cup aerials silver
Travis Gerrits of Canada celebrates his second place finish at the World Cup Freestyle Aerials in Val Saint-Come, January 12, 2013.
U.S. Treasury will not mint $1-trillion in platinum coins to avert debt crisis
Activist to send back Diamond Jubilee medal
Maude Barlow attends a session of the World People's Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth in Bolivia in 2010. Barlow says she plans to take her Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee out of its frame and send it back to Gov. Gen. Johnston's office Monday in support of calls from Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence and the wave of Idle No More protests.
Grand prix circuit for disabled athletes planned: Report
Toronto’s Brent Lakatos receives the Silver Medal in the Men's 200m T53 final at the London 2012 Paralympic Games in the Olympic Stadium on September 7, 2012.
Hugo Chavez not in coma, brother says
An opponent of Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez holds up a sign that reads in Spanish, "Tell the truth," during an outdoor gathering in Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013. Venezuelan opposition politicians say they're preparing to present a case before a regional human rights court to challenge a Supreme Court decision that permits the indefinite postponement of Chavez's inauguration.
Morneau headlines Canada’s provisional roster for World Baseball Classic
Minnesota Twins' Justin Morneau bats during the fifth inning of a spring training baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays, Saturday, March 3, 2012, in Fort Myers, Fla.
Optimism abounds as Ottawa Senators report for voluntary medicals
Ottawa Senators Daniel Alfredsson has his height measured as he takes part in a team voluntary medical testing session in Ottawa on Saturday.
Real Madrid appear lost without Ronaldo in shocking draw
Real Madrid's Xabi Alonso, left, duels for the ball with Osasuna's Alvaro Cejudo, during their Spanish League soccer match, at Reyno de Navarra stadium in Pamplona, Spain, Saturday.
Jeff Blair: Questions remain as bombastic Burke exits Toronto stage
Former Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager Brian Burke attends a news conference in Toronto on Saturday.
First Quantum accuses Inmet of trying to sabotage takeover
The estimated life expectancy of Inmet’s Cobre Panama copper mining project was recently extended to 40 years.
Canadian skier Kelly VanderBeek retires
Kelly Vanderbeek of Canada races down the course on her way to 13th place in the Lake Louise Women's World Cup Downhill skiing race in Lake Louise, Alta. on Dec. 5, 2009.
Toronto breaks heat record as Newfoundland digs out from snowstorm
Degree of hotness, the thermometer shows the temperature on the ambience. Thermometer, Heat, Temperature, Cold, Weather, Fever, Red, Scale, Measuring, Mercury
Fired Leafs GM Brian Burke says his only regret is lack of wins
Brian Burke leaves after speaking about his dismissal as the general manager of the NHL team the Toronto Maple Leafs at a news conference in Toronto on Saturday.
Crews working around the clock for sole shot to refloat Costa Concordia
The capsized cruise liner Costa Concordia is surrounded by cranes outside Giglio harbour January 12, 2013. Sunday will mark the first anniversary of the Costa Concordia shipwreck where 32 people died.
Federal agency loses personal data on more than 500,000 student loan borrowers
Students walk on the York University campus in Toronto.
Struggling QPR hold Spurs in Redknapp reunion
Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknap, left, greets Tottenham Hotspur's manager Andre Villas-Boas before their English Premier League soccer match at Loftus Road in London on Saturday.
Canadian in Oscar-winning trio for program that makes ‘Hobbit’ creatures more realistic
This publicity file photo released by Warner Bros., shows the character Gollum, voiced by Andy Serkis, in a scene from the fantasy adventure "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey."
Chevy’s functional cute-ute a fuel-efficient grocery getter
2013 Chevrolet Trax
Record-breaking divorce ruling against Maple Leaf Foods president
Michael McCain, president and CEO of Maple Leafs Foods Inc., is shown at a company meeting in 2011. His divorce will cost him $175,000 per month.
Behind the changing face of Vancouver’s Chinatown
Chinatown on East Pender Street near Columbia Street in Vancouver on January 09, 2013.
Ottawa contributing to fight in Mali by training Niger forces
Canadian soldiers participate in a training exercise in Mali in the spring of 2011.
With pipelines under attack, railways lead race to move oil
About 700,000 litres of heavy fuel oil were spilled in 2005 after a CN train derailment at Lake Wabamun, Alta.
Toronto firefighter union, upset about cuts, plans show of strength at council meeting
The 2013 budget will eliminate 101 front-line jobs and close the station at 426 Runnymede Rd.
Ontario court grants same-sex divorce
After legalizing his divorce, Wayne Hincks is now eligible for legal claims such as spousal support and equalization of net family income.
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment: ‘We are hitting the reset button’
Toronto sports fans received their first clear signal the BCE-Rogers era at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment had begun with the Wednesday firing of Brian Burke.
Living alone: a testament to freedom or an erosion of society?
Resident Katie Tobin and her toy poodle, Ranch, in her Liberty Village townhouse in Toronto, Ontario Thursday, December 13, 2012.
Has the powerful gun lobby met its match in Gabby and her Glock?
Elizabeth Renzetti
Now it’s the people’s turn to talk casinos. And there’s plenty of support on both sides. How much will their voices play a part?
"No Casino Toronto" buttons were handed out by Maureen Lynett, Sheila Lynett, and Peggy Calvert, who are opposed to a casino, during a casino consultation and discussion event at Toronto City Hall on Wed., January 9, 2013.
Canada and its first nations: a long line of false starts, slow progress
Jeffrey Simpson
See inside Highclere Castle
The State Dining room was transformed by Sir Charles Barry into the Stuart Revival style of interior decoration.
The inside story of Britain’s biggest TV star – Highclere Castle
Highclere Castle looks exactly as it does on television, but being there allows you to feel its grandeur.
Teachers’ unions are obsolete
Margaret Wente
What kind of nation is a first nation? We need to decide
Doug Saunders
Classic cars: Hupmobile a revered marque
1929 Hupmobile owned by old-car enthusiast Hughie Montgomery
What happens when an old punk rocker enters politics
Keithley, who is legendary in the punk world, says he has knocked on about 2,000 doors over two months in the runup to the NDP nomination in the riding of Coquitlam-Burke Mountain.
Jan. 12: Aboriginal affairs, and other letters to the editor
Want to dress fashionably in 2013? Follow these top 10 trends
Deals of the week: The Koreans took the market by storm in 2012
2013 Hyundai Santa Fe
For Inuit culture, she was an iconic light of happiness and a dancing owl
Ashevak is the last of the founders of the printmaking Cape Dorset studio established by James Houston, then a government-appointed administrator, in Cape Dorset in the late 1950s.Images from Cape Dorset, Nunavut on November 8, 2022.
January 12: Your daily horoscope
Capricorn
What to do in Toronto from Jan. 12 to 18: See the Wizard, learn about Sherlock and much more
What’s the best way to revive an old designer chair?
Patria: Spanish for the fly crowd
Charles Khabouth and Hanif Harji helm a King Street spot serving glorious, authentic dishes from the Iberian peninsula
The man behind The Sopranos is whistling a new tune
Johanna Schneller
The newest trend in cosmetics? Multitaskers
Exhibit highlights work of performing arts photographer
Dancer Lynndsey Larre from the photo exhibition at the Al Green Gallery.
Can the Entertainment District’s restaurant row resist condo frenzy?
Several restaurants located on King Street West are fighting to avoid being torn down to make way for condo developments in Toronto, Ont. Wednesday, January 8, 2013. (Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail)
Is Netflix TV’s game changer?
John Doyle
Remembering the visionary work of Kenojuak Ashevak
Curry laksa
Curry laksa
Leah McLaren: How real life isn't as neatly decade-defined as Girls and This is 40
Leah McLaren
What’s the best way to wear a wool scarf?
5 ways to incorporate 2013's coolest colour into your home
Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair, approximately $6,300 at select furniture stores across Canada (visit www.fritzhansen.com for retailers).
Locals fear proposed Canadian Tire plant won’t bring the right kind of jobs
Canadian Tire store sign in Toronto, January 14, 1987. Photo by John McNeill / The Globe and Mail. Originally published Jan. 17, 1987
Tensions deepen between educators and Liberal government after labour board ruling
A nixed walkout meant Hilton Barbour’s daughters Savanna and Monet, went to school Friday.
Former MUHC administrator fires back against critics
The McGill University Health Centre offices in Montreal, where members of Quebec's anti-corruption squad conducted a raid at the premises.
Passive police are putting themselves above the law
Gary Mason
This weekend determines pecking order in Ontario Liberal leadership race
Adam Radwanski
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