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Mob, Hells Angels bosses had close ties to union, inquiry hears
A man makes his way into the Charbonneau Commission in Montreal on Sept. 3, 2013.
Canadiens host the Leafs as NHL season kicks off
Windsor natives Stephane Morais (R ) and Garrison Matte cheer for their separate teams during the warm up of the Toronto Maple Leafs game against the Montreal Canadiens, in Montreal, October 1, 2013.
Twenty years later, 905/416 divide continues to define city
Clark, Wynne talk tactics in fight against Canada Jobs Grant
BC Premier Christy Clark speaks to The Globe and Mail’s editorial board in Toronto on Oct. 1, 2013.
Technical glitch with e-Transfer service fully resolved, Interac says
Toronto, Nov. 11/09 - A customer walks past an Interac sign on the Petro Plus Variety Store on Queen Street East in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Interac says it is experiencing technical problems with its e-Transfer system, mainly affecting deposits.
Best pictures from October 1
The Chicago Blackhawks carry out the Stanley Cup Championship banner during ceremonies before an NHL hockey game between the Blackhawks and the Washington Capitals Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Gim Foon Wong’s motorcycle ride turned the tide on Chinese head-tax redress
Gim Foon Wong, 83 stands before the Memorial to Chinese-Canadian War Veterans and Railway Workers in Vancouver on June 5, 2005.
Senate rejects Boehner’s ‘wacky’ proposal to fund specific services
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) departs the House floor after a series of votes on partial budget measures to send to the Democratic-controlled Senate at the U.S. Capitol in Washington October 1, 2013. The White House rejected a Republican plan to reopen portions of the U.S. government on Tuesday as the first shutdown in 17 years closed landmarks and threw hundreds of thousands of federal employees out of work.
Leafs beat Habs in game marred by serious injury to Parros sustained during fight
Toronto Maple Leafs watch as Montreal Canadiens George Parros is taken off the ice on a stretcher during third period NHL action against the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal, October 1, 2013.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford 'very surprised' by friend's drug charges
Toronto mayor Rob Ford speaks at a brief press scrum at a local gas station in Etobicoke to talk about the arrest of his friend and occasional driver, Alessandro Lisi.
Rivals’ ads target N.S. Liberal Leader as election enters final stretch
Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Leader Jamie Baillie , Liberal Leader Stephen McNeil and NDP Leader Darrell Dexter.
Infographic: The Tea Party in Congress
U.S. shutdown is only the latest step in Tea Party’s war on Obamacare
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) greets a group of Tea Party supporters at the Tea Party Patriots 'Exempt America from Obamacare' rally in Washington, Sept. 10, 2013.
Most Canadians oppose firings based on Quebec’s secular charter: poll
Demonstrator Meriem Ghanem affixes a Canadian flag to her sign at the start of a protest against Quebec’s proposed secular charter in downtown Montreal on Sept. 29, 2013.
Quebec hospitals press for exemption from religious-symbols ban
A woman in a veil walks in Montreal on Sept. 10, 2013. Quebec’s network of hospitals and health-care centres wants to opt out of the PQ government’s proposed ban on religious headgear.
Cherry says hybrid icing will cause confusion, will be tested in playoffs
Don Cherry at the CHL Top Prospects Game in Halifax on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013.
‘Israel will not allow Iran to get nuclear weapons,’ Netanyahu warns
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pictured on a television monitor while addressing the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York October 1, 2013.
Lac-Mégantic residents split over lawsuits against the MM&A
Crews work in the area of the derailed tanker cars in Lac-Mégantic, Que., on July 14, 2013.
Victim was warned not to bring nephew along on repair job, Surrey Six trial hears
Consultants warned city to repaint rail markings at site of fatal Ottawa crash
Ontario school breakfast programs to receive more money from province
TORONTO: MAY 11, 2012-- Grade 11 student Divine Kibinda eats an apple that was provided to her class as part of a breakfast program at Emery Collegiate Institute in Toronto on Friday, May 11, 2012. School nutrition programs are set to receive more funding from Ontario.
Canadiens’ Parros seriously injured in fight
Montreal Canadiens right wing George Parros, right, fights with Toronto Maple Leafs right wing Colton Orr during second period National Hockey League action Tuesday, October 1, 2013 in Montreal.
U.S. oil opponents turn attention to B.C. pipelines
A oil tanker is guided by tug boats as it goes under the Lions Gate Bridge at the mouth of Vancouver Harbour on May 5, 2012. Oil sands opponents who have been fighting the Keystone XL pipeline project in the United States are turning their sights on two pipeline proposals in British Columbia. The conservation group Forest Ethics launched the website tarsandssos.org in Washington state today, featuring real-time tracking of all tankers in and out of Kinder Morgan's Westridge terminal in Burnaby - the terminus of its Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
Quebec construction boss describes cash offering as senator denies improper fundraising
Former construction boss Lino Zambito testifies before the Charbonneau inquiry on Oct. 1, 2012.
Mirtle: Kessel needs a hand to push Leafs to greater heights
Toronto Maple Leafs' Phil Kessel skates during the warm up before the season opener against the Montreal Canadiens in National Hockey League action Tuesday, October 1, 2013 in Montreal.
Moccasins with a message: Art project honours lost aboriginal women
In pictures: The Walking With Our Sisters project
Walking With Our Sisters is a collaborative art project that honours missing or murdered aboriginal women with a collection of handmade moccasin vamps, also called “tongues” or “uppers.”
Canada's 'green economy' too narrowly defined, TD Bank suggests
The green economy encompasses everything from wind power and hybrid cars to the promotion of reusable shopping bags.
Grateful for the opportunity, Watkins hits his stride with the Argonauts
Argonauts defensive back Patrick Watkins, with an interception against the Calgary Stampeders, one of his four over Toronto’s last two games.
Controversy greets mourning-dove hunt’s return to Ontario
A mourning dove puffs out its feathers to insulate it from the cold as its sits on a vine-covered chain link fence in Brockville, Ont.
Dividend stocks: Why I’m not pulling the plug on Emera
John Heinzl
High Liner stock rises on deal to buy American Pride Seafoods
A High Liner Foods plant in Lunenburg, N.S.
Alberta’s second economic summit plans broad agenda
Alberta Finance Minister Doug Horner, shown March 7, 2013.
Committee grilling new Supreme Court judge faces severe time crunch
The Supreme Court of Canada building in Ottawa.
A government shuts, markets shrug
Traders work the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York.
Detained migrants continue hunger strike over Ontario jail’s conditions
Sedins’ contract status remains unsettled at start of season
Vancouver Canucks Henrik Sedin and his brother Daniel (L) watch game play against the San Jose Sharks during Game 1 of their NHL Western Conference quarter final playoff in Vancouver, British Columbia May 1, 2013.
Frozen chickens, escapee piglets: But why don't all animals get our sympathy?
How North America’s pipeline stocks measure up
B.C. Premier says province close to deal on LNG taxes
B.C. Premier Christy Clark during an editorial board meeting at The Globe and Mail.
Duhatschek: Will the Flames be modestly competitive or genuinely bad?
Eric Duhatschek
Bitove’s new spectrum plan catches Mobilicity off guard
Mobilicity has 250,000 customers.
Jim Prentice on all-too-exceptional oil-sands investments
Former Conservative federal cabinet minister Jim Prentice is shown during an interview in Ottawa on Nov. 19, 2012.
Canada’s next Ashley Smiths
The tragic tale of Ashley Smith, the 19-year-old who strangled herself with a strip of cloth while she was under suicide watch in a federal women’s prison, raised profoundly troubling questions over how female inmates who self-injure are treated by the Correctional Service of Canada.
Three top stock picks from ValueTrend’s Keith Richards
Keith Richards.
Coming clean on compensation
Why you need a career sponsor
Harvey Schachter
Transcript: The brewing battle over global standards
Toronto SIU calls off investigation into shooting arrest
Ian Scott, the outgoing director of Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, is seen at headquarters in Mississauga, Ont., on Friday Sept. 27, 2013.
Enbridge goes on campaign offensive to gain public support
Enbridge has already put out print and radio ads, featuring jumping fish and flowing rivers, for its proposed Northern Gateway project.
How far will Quebec go to nurture its video game industry?
Sophie Cousineau
Raptors’ Gay optimistic after eye surgery and summer spent shooting
Rudy Gay poses during the NBA team Toronto Raptors media day in Toronto, September 30, 2013.
Toronto FC manager Nelsen defends team’s use of Canadian talent
Toronto FC head coach Ryan Nelsen stands on the sideline during his team's 1-0 loss to the Vancouver Whitecaps during an MLS game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday March 2, 2013.
Euro zone is ‘solid from now on,’ French minister tells Canada
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici speaks in Ottawa on Sept. 30, 2013.
Canucks hope more shots means more success for feeble power play
Vancouver Canucks' Jason Garrison (5) passes the puck in front of Phoenix Coyotes' Matthew Lombardi, left, during the first period in an NHL game on Thursday, March 21, 2013, in Glendale, Ariz.
Ontario issues $50,000 prize for best new energy-conservation apps
Liberal Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli, shown, April 15, 2013.
Bigger clawbacks to Old Age Security not the answer
A couple in retirement.
Rogers to invest $700-million on Alberta cell network
The Rogers sign is seen atop the Rogers Communications Inc. headquarters in Toronto.
Enbridge planning $1-billion pipeline to boost oil sands growth
“The key to oil sands growth is to ensure that there’s enough diluent,” Al Monaco, Enbridge’s chief executive, told reporters after the company’s investor day in Toronto.
Conacher, Pageau and DaCosta hope to build on strong camp with Senators
Ottawa Senators' Cory Conacher takes part in a practice during an off day in first round NHL Stanley Cup playoff hockey at the Scotiabank Place in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 8, 2013.
Latest senator to face expenses scrutiny denies report of improper claims
Conservative Senator Carolyn Stewart Olsen, shown May 28, 2013.
Not so easy to walk away, witness tells prostitution-ring trial
Crown lawyer Damienne Darby addresses the court while accused 29-year-old Reza Moazami writes in the prisoner’s box in this court drawing.
Blue Jays right-hander Josh Johnson undergoes arthroscopic surgery
Toronto Blue Jays Josh Johnson throws to the Baltimore Orioles during the first inning of their MLB American League baseball game in Toronto, June 23, 2013.
Moby and his new album: 'I didn't become a musician to make money'
Moby sees Arts & Crafts as nimble and in tune with the digital music climate, unlike the larger, older music labels.
By the numbers: U.S. government shutdown
A closure sign is seen on a barricade at the World War Two Memorial in Washington October 1, 2013.
Talking points: Printing way offline, obesity meets cancer and hot tub hazards
An artisan prepares to paint idols of the Hindu goddess Durga for a festival in Gauhati, India.
Orecchiette with Rapini, Shrimps and Cherry Tomatoes
Roasted Pear and Prosciutto Salad
Roasted Pear and Proscuitto Salad
My fashion faux pas, or why Einstein is my style hero
Through the Never: Metallica's take on their new skull-rattling 3-D concert film
Lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield in a scene from Metallica: Through the Never, a bold take on the concert movie. Carole Segal/Picturehouse
The Flood Thereafter: the naked truth about seduction
Stripper June (Courtney Ch’ng Lancaster) is the star attraction at the local bar, L’Emotion, in The Flood Thereafter.
Fig and Mascarpone Parfait
A fall menu to bring comfort to the table
Stacking the ingredients elevates the flavour in this Roasted Pear and Proscuitto Salad. Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Are we really supposed to drink eight glasses of water a day?
Why beer and wine in Ontario should be more convenient
Beppi Crosariol
Google and the World Brain: A compelling look at the Google Books project
A view of the National Library of China.
Stock analysis: High-flying Netflix may no longer be such a great buy
The close: TSX rises on hopes of short government shutdown
Alberta regulator lays fraud charges against former pastor
A jury box.
Raptors open training camp with focus on defence
Head coach Dwane Casey speaks during the NBA team Toronto Raptors media day in Toronto September 30, 2013.
U.S. crisis will pass quickly? Don’t be so sure
Brian Milner
Major venture capital exit for Toronto-based backer
Georgian Partners has sold data analytics company 41st Parameter for $324-million (U.S.). Georgian also owns Shopify, Polar Mobile and ScribbleLive.
Whistleblower wins $14-million from U.S. securities regulator
Michael Babad
National Defence wants more Canadian soldiers trained in race-car driving
A LAV III in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in 2007. This vehicle has a high centre of gravity and has been known to flip in rough road conditions. National Defence wants to avoid accidents by training soldiers in race-car driving.
Big names and private dollars circle mining sector
Mick Davis, former CEO of Xstrata, is launching X2 Resources.
Images of Tuesday's Champions League action
Atletico Madrid's David Villa reacts during their Champions League soccer match against Porto at Dragao stadium in Oporto, northern Portugal, October 1, 2013
Rob Ford endorses former MPP Stockwell to fill Holyday’s Ward 3 seat
Chris Stockwell is looking to make a return to politics. Stockwell is atop the Etobicoke-York Community Council’s recommendations to fill a Ward 3 vacancy, previously held by Doug Holyday.
Why the Next Issue magazine app is not the future of publishing
Next Issue Canada. Billed as “the Netflix for magazines,” the recently announced tablet app gives consumers an all-you-can-eat meal of their favourite periodicals. Readers can pay 10 dollars a month for unlimited access to over a hundred Canadian and American monthlies, and can pay an extra five dollars for such weeklies as Maclean’s or The New Yorker.
Why the government shutdown has gold bugs running scared
Jailed Canadian under 'duress,' sister says as Baird warns Egypt
Filmmaker John Greyson attends a news conference held by the group "Toronto Declaration-No Celebration of Occupation" during the Toronto International Film Festival week on Sept. 14, 2009. Greyson, a York University professor in Toronto, was arrested in Cairo on Friday along with Tarek Loubani, an emergency room doctor from London, Ont.
Gold spot price (U.S.) vs U.S. Treasury 10-year yield per cent change (inflation adjusted)
Topless protest causes uproar inside Quebec legislature
A topless Femen activist protests the presence of the crucifix inside the legislature in Quebec City on Tuesday, October 1, 2013.
Canada ranks 10th in world for nurturing workers
Michael Babad
Argos’ Chad Kackert wins CFL weekly offence award
Toronto Argonauts Jason Barnes (81), Chad Kackert (44) and Dontrelle Inman (11) celebrate a touchdown against the Edmonton Eskimos during second half action in Edmonton, Alta., on Saturday September 28, 2013.
Video catches violent motorcycle swarming of family on NYC highway
Two boaters fined after harassing swimming moose in Northern Ontario
Two boaters plead guilty on October 1, 2013 to harassing a cow moose in Eagle Lake near Dryden, Ontario, July 29, 2013.
‘Knock it off’: Obama scolds Republicans over budget impasse
U.S. President Barack Obama delivers remarks about the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, October 1, 2013.
In Pictures: Racing lawn mowers at the Agassiz Fall Fair
Mike Troutman races during a heat of the Members of the Fraser Valley Lawn Mower Racing Association race at the Agassiz Fall Fair in Agassiz, B.C., on Sept. 15, 2013. Lawn mower races consist of either modified or unmodified lawn mowers that race around a circular track.
Alberta hires engineering firms to prevent future flooding
Local store fronts are under water in downtown High River, Alberta on Thursday, June 20, 2013. The town was under mandatory evacuation this morning they declared a state of emergency at 9:20 a.m. and anyone who lived near a river, creek or stream was asked to leave. Recently heavy rains caused the river to break the banks which runs right through town.
Political dysfunction puts America on the path to poverty
Scott Barlow
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