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Hedge fund investors should expect poor returns, says Soros
Billionaire investor George Soros.
NDP MP Saganash tables bill to align federal laws with UN native declaration
NDP MP Romeo Saganash speaks with the media in the Foyer of the House of Commons on Parliament Hill Monday January 28, 2013 in Ottawa.
Quebec man charged with drunk driving for the 17th time
An RCMP officer performs a breathalyzer test on a driver during a roadside check in Surrey, B.C.
Boy Scouts of America discuss ending ban on gay members
A Boy Scout badge is pictured in this undated photo.
British embassy in Tripoli aware of potential threat against it
A member of security forces mans a checkpoint in Tripoli July 6, 2012.
Your aging brain sleeps less, starts to suffer memory loss: study
Popular WhatsApp chat app violates Canadian privacy laws: commissioner
WhatsApp instant messaging service rapped by Canada’s privacy commisioner for loose use of user’s personal data.
Jury in Calgary psychiatrist’s sex assault trial urged to try again for verdict
Former court-appointed psychiatrist Dr. Aubrey Levin leaves court in Calgary, Oct. 15, 2012.
Hamilton, Ont. fires 29 city workers over ‘inappropriate behaviour’ accusations
Road work.
Guard initially praised for aiding Ashley Smith later ordered to act aloof, inquest hears
Ashley Smith is shown surrounded by guard at Joliette Institution in Joliette, Que., on July 26, 2007 in this image made from video. The haunting protests of a now dead teenager filled a coroner's courtroom Wednesday as surveillance videos were screened showing the troubled inmate repeatedly tranquilized against her will or being threatened with having her face duct-taped
European ruling teaches hard lesson in cross-border banking
Retired warrant officer pleads not guilty in fatal Afghan training accident
Moncton-area sex abuse report delayed after more alleged victims come forward
View of Main St., Moncton.
At midday: TSX sees modest gains despite RIM slide
Even a BofE governor can only do so much
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney takes over the leadership of the Bank of England in July.
For temporary foreign workers, learning on the job
Simona Chiose
In broad rally, most sectors of TSX overheating
Scott Barlow
Video: Watch the performance that sparked the Steve Reich-Radiohead collaboration
Injured MacArthur misses Maple Leafs practice
Toronto Maple Leafs' Clarke MacArthur
Video: Watch the viral health video 23 and a Half Hours
S&P/TSX Bank Index and RSI
S&P/TSX Bank Index with RSI
Detroit pickups finally get some fuel in the tank
Ford pickup trucks sit in a holding lot after coming off the assembly line in Dearborn, Mich.
Medical marijuana group says Ottawa’s proposed changes would cause more illegal activity
A medical marijuana user rolls a joint of BC bud in Vancouver November 8, 2012.
Caisse, U.S. partner team to buy London’s Woolgate Exchange
Ivanhoé Cambridge and U.S. private equity firm TPG have completed the purchase of London’s Woolgate Exchange.
Galchenyuk, Gallagher sticking with Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens Michel Therrien congratulates Alex Galchenyuk, left for his first NHL goal and teammate Brendan Gallagherfor his assist on the goal as they face the Florida Panthers during second period NHL hockey action Tuesday, January 22, 2013 in Montreal.
We’ll work with new premier, Ontario opposition says, but it won’t be easy
Outgoing Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, right, and incoming premier Kathleen Wynne pose for media after a meeting at the Queen's Park in Toronto on Monday, January 28, 2013.
BlackBerry 10: The game-changer that will turn things around for RIM
Equipment: Odyssey Golf Versa putters
Odyssey Versa putter
Clock is ticking: Canada must show Arctic leadership
Ice floes float in Baffin Bay above the Arctic circle from the Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Louis S. St-Laurent on July 10, 2008.
Tories dig in on first-nations legislation
Protestors march toward Parliament Hill during an Idle No More protest in Ottawa, in this January 11, 2013 file photo.
Forget the printed program: QuickMobile app lets event planners update on the fly
Mazda’s new compact SUV is ready to take on serious competition
2013 Mazda CX-5
In photos: 20 high-fashion looks from the SAG awards red carpet
Sofía Vergara arrives at the 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Sunday Jan. 27, 2013.
What’s the difference between yogurt and kefir?
Playing down Quebec independence, Marois to discuss Scottish referendum
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois gestures during a news conference Jan. 22, 2013, in Quebec City.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford would lose re-election bid against Tory, Chow or Stintz: poll
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford outside his lawyer’s office in Toronto on Jan. 25, 2013.
Hot-shot teen racer juggles speed and school
Jeff Pappone
Police hope T-shirt leads to clues after torso found in Kitchener, Ont.
A photo of a T-shirt with the words “Forget princess I want to be a vampire” is seen in this photo provided by the Waterloo Regional Police Service.
From breakfast with the cat to a bulletproof ride: Stephen Harper's day on Twitter
A picture of Stephen Harper from his Flickr account
Women too weak for combat? Facts say otherwise
A female Canadian officer cadet on a shooting range in Farnham, Que., in this photo from 2009.
Can hot yoga ruin your life?
Do you need help planning your retirement?
Man relaxing outdoors, enjoying retirement
‘Dead money’ may be smart approach, report says
The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa.
U.S. pending home sales take a breather in December
A U.S. flag decorates a for-sale sign at a home in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, in this August 21, 2012 file photo.
Unravelling MPS saga could drag down Italian stability
Banca Monte Paschi di Siena CEO Fabrizio Viola attends a news conference in downtown Milan January 28, 2013. Viola said on Monday he had found no evidence of a bribe linked to the 9-billion-euro cash purchase of peer Antonveneta in 2007 despite media reports that prosecutors are investigating this possibility.
At the open: RIM tumbles, erasing TSX's early gains
Traders work the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, Dec. 20, 2012. Analysts expect fourth-quarter earnings for the Standard & Poor’s 500 index to increase 3.28 per cent, said Christine Short, a senior manager at S&P Global Markets Intelligence. That’s an improvement from essentially flat profits in the third quarter.
RIM names big studio music, video deals for BlackBerry 10
Developers attend Blackberry 10 Jam in Kitchener.
More signs China may end 13-year ban on video game consoles
Visitors play with Microsoft's Xbox 360 consoles at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo, September 15, 2011. The game show goes on till September 18.
Wealth trends: The shifting makeup of the 1-per-centers
Daniel Johnson returned to the scene of 2011's Occupy Toronto movement at St. James Park on Oct. 15 2012. Part of the origin of the Occupy movement was to highlight income disparity between the top 1% of earners in the U.S. and the rest of Americans. The movement spread to many countries, including Canada.
Education Ticker: Bloomberg’s gift, online learning stops germs
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg at Johns Hopkins University. The mayor has donated $1.1-billion dollars since he graduated.
Splitting Agrium would destroy value, CEO warns
Mike Wilson, president and CEO of Agrium, addresses shareholders during the company's annual general meeting in Calgary, Alberta, May 11, 2012.
How the BlackBerry 10 is a lesson in the value of slowing down
The new Blackberry 10 prototype is seen during a media event in Toronto, June 21, 2012.
Owner, band members detained after Brazilian nightclub fire that killed over 230
Fire-fighters try to extinguish a fire at Kiss nightclub in the southern city of Santa Maria, 187 miles (301 km) west of the state capital of Porto Alegre, in this picture taken by Agencia RBS, January 27, 2013. At least 200 people were killed in the nightclub fire in southern Brazil on Sunday after a band's pyrotechnics show set the building ablaze, and fleeing patrons were unable to find the emergency exits, local officials said.
Carrick on money: I need to save how much for retirement?
Bank vault door.
Canadian dollar closes flat after three days of losses
Canadian dollars.
Subban, Canadiens inch towards resolution
Montreal Canadiens' P.K. Subban controls the puck as Carolina Hurricanes' Eric Staal (12) chases during the first period of an NHL game in Raleigh, N.C., Thursday, April 5, 2012.
Spain may end short-selling ban as crisis eases
A woman uses a Bankia bank automated teller machine (ATM) in Madrid.
Most Canadians still shy away from social media for shopping: report
Only 7 per cent of Canadian shoppers use social media when making purchases, a new study suggests.
What the shale oil craze looks like from space, and why it matters
Michael Babad
Wynne’s challenge: Offer Ontario a genuine menu of change
Newly elected Ontario Liberal Party leader Kathleen Wynne speaks to media in Toronto on Jan. 26, 2013. Ms. Wynne won the leadership bid to become the first female Premier of Ontario.
Morning Briefing: Is Iran monkeying around?
Dowbiggin: No final round pairing with Tiger might be best for Brad Fritsch
Tiger Woods chips onto the 5th green during weather delayed third round play at the Farmers Insurance Open
Premarket: Chinese stocks soar, loonie still weakening
An electronic board showing stock information is seen above investors at a brokerage house in Wuhan, Hubei province January 4, 2012. China shares started the new year weaker on Wednesday, dragged down by more cyclical sectors after the Chinese premier warned of difficult economic conditions in the first quarter, hinting there will not be another massive fiscal stimulus program.
Can tea cartel be more than a storm in a teacup?
An employee shows locally-produced Sri Lankan tea at a shop in Colombo January 23, 2013. The world's six largest tea-growing nations have formed an international organization to promote and develop the commodity and ensure its production is sustainable.
Diesel Cayenne the only sensible Porsche SUV
2013 Porsche Cayenne Diesel
If the flu shot is only 50-50, do we really need it?
Marva Amour, right, receives a flu vaccine from RPN Yuvon Asare, left, during a clinic conducted by Toronto Public Health at the Scarborough Civic Centre on Jan. 9, 2013.
Tempted to treat your ailing child with alternative remedies? A few cautions
Five-year-old Maeve Huber holds vitamin D probiotics at the Pillars of Health in Dartmouth, N.S., January 22, 2013.
Bob Wiseman on a new album, Blue Rodeo and Harper-hating
Pianist Bob Wiseman is photographed during an interview at the Tranzac Club on Jan 23 2013.
Politics Today: The House is back, and Harper’s got trade on his mind
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at the Toyota plant in Cambridge, Ont., on January 23 while announcing new government investment in the production of hybrid vehicles. One of the sticking points in free trade talks with the EU is the level of Canadian and EU content in Canadian-made vehicles needed to ensure duty-free access for vehicles being shipped from assembly plants in Canada.
Japan eased safety standards ahead of Boeing 787 rollout
An All Nippon Airways Boeing 787 Dreamliner is seen after making an emergency landing at Takamatsu airport in western Japan on Jan. 16.
When buying ETFs for your RRSPs, look at the fine print
Key private oil sands players in financing mode
Key private oil sands players in financing mode
Conservatives benefit as NDP’s slide in the polls continues
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at the Ford Motor plant in Oakville, Ont. on Jan. 4, 2013.
The U.S. needs to embrace its Latino personality
The U.S. needs to embrace its Latino personality
Don’t turn factories into cookie-cutter condos
Jim Stanford
This is the worst winter driving idea ever
Winter tires are best when you’re driving through snow, or in temperatures below 7 degrees Celsius.
Wynne’s victory ‘a tremendous signal of hope and empowerment’
Svend Robinson campaigns in Vancouver on Jan. 22, 2006.
Will we respond to Sudan’s own hell?
Lorna Dueck
Canadians don’t want abortion debate reignited, poll finds
Demonstrators rally for reproductive freedom in Ottawa. A new poll suggests that while Canadians are still divided on abortion, most do not want the debate reopened.
New Brunswick pushes cross-country pipeline as 'game changer'
New Brunswick’s David Alward meets with Alberta leader Alison Redford next month.
Toyota wins back top global sales spot from GM
Toyota's Corolla Fielder (L) and Corolla Axio are reflected in a Toyota Forte's logo at the company's headquarters in Tokyo November 5, 2012.
Halifax Seed Company is a rare tale of family business survival
From left, third and fourth-generation executives of Halifax Seed: Emily Tregunno, Fraser Moir, Tim Tregunno, Nancy Tregunno, Alison Tregunno and Mitch Gallant.
Pity the poor fitness club once resolutions are broken
Bathroom scale
Ackman vs. Icahn an epic but pointless battle
Carl Icahn, left, and William Ackman.
Five family businesses that have flourished, and three that haven’t
Officers of Sobey's Stores Limited meet prior to announcing a $10 share issue to finance expansion in Atlantic Canada. From left, James Gogan, Sobey's director; Frank Sobey, Honourary chairman; William Sobey, chairman; Donald Sobey, director, and David Sobey, president. c. March 1981.
Examining the true meaning of Davos
The European skiers have once again checked into the hotels of this small Swiss village, replacing the attendees of the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum.
Leonard Asper places big bet on fantasy sports
Leonard Asper’s next big project is getting a fantasy sports television station on the air.
Jan. 28: Women worthy of the front lines, and other letters to the editor
In an undated handout photo, a self-shot photo of Air Force photographer Stacy Pearsall in Iraq.
Three things I wish I knew before starting a business
Frustrated woman
Telus chief urges Ottawa to level telco playing field
Telus’s Darren Entwistle wants the federal government to establish a plan to relax the remaining foreign investment restrictions on domestic companies over a three- to five-year period.
Tough tradeoffs in store for free trade with EU
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at the Toyota plant in Cambridge, Ont., on January 23 while announcing new government investment in the production of hybrid vehicles. One of the sticking points in free trade talks with the EU is the level of Canadian and EU content in Canadian-made vehicles needed to ensure duty-free access for vehicles being shipped from assembly plants in Canada.
International trade a Tory priority
John Ibbitson
Deadly nightclub inferno leaves Brazil in mourning
A relative of victims of the fire at Boate Kiss nightclub attends a collective wake in the southern city of Santa Maria, Jan. 27, 2013. The nightclub fire killed more than 230 people.
Jury deadlocked in case of Calgary psychiatrist accused of molesting patients
Former court-appointed psychiatrist Dr. Aubrey Levin leaves court in Calgary, Oct. 15, 2012.
January 28: Your daily horoscope
Aquarius
Why you should watch HBO's Girls (even if you're not a trendy, female twentysomething)
John Doyle
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: January 28
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Canadian scientists try to shed light on dark energy
FILE PHOTO: This image released 17 September 2002 shows globular cluster G1, a large globular cluster, that harbors a hefty black hole, about 20,000 times more massive than our Sun.
Pint-sized pirouettes: Young dancers audition for National Ballet School
Young dancers go through paces as they audition for a a place at the National Ballet School of Canada in Toronto on Sunday January 27, 2013.
B.C.’s strategy to cut down blockades
Mark Hume
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