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If shale oil is booming, why aren’t gas prices plummeting?
Carl Mortished
The employment growth is great – too bad it’s not enough for new job seekers
Construction workers on the job at the site for Montreal's CHUM super hospital in Montreal. The Canadian economy created almost 12,000 net new jobs in September.
Kensington Brewing Company Augusta Ale, Ontario
JPMorgan sets aside gargantuan sum for legal bills
A sign outside the headquarters of JP Morgan Chase & Co in New York, in this September 19, 2013 file photo. JPMorgan Chase & Co on October 11, 2013 posted its first quarterly loss under Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon after a tangle of legal and regulatory probes cost the biggest U.S. bank $7.2 billion.
Obama and Republicans to meet through weekend over budget impasse
Republican senators leave the White House after a meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama.
A good room in NYC for $100? It must be Hotel Week
Patrons lounge in the lobby of the ACE Hotel lobby in Manhattan.
Reif Estate Cabernet Merlot 2012, Ontario
Dirty Laundry Cabernet Merlot 2011, British Columbia
Stories from the G20 jail, now on stage
Actor Tommy Taylor’s note about his G20 imprisonment has been turned into a play.
What’s next for Potash, a plague of locusts?
Scott Barlow
13th Street White Palette 2011, Ontario
Potash Corp. stock price vs U.S. Active Corn Future
Five things to do in Toronto this weekend: Oct. 11 to 14
Torontoberfest is an Oktoberfest-themed afternoon of beer and sausages. Photo by Andrew Badgely
MacMurray Ranch Chardonnay 2011, California
Status of Women Minister defends lack of abortion funding for victims of war rape
Kellie Leitch, Minister of Labour and Minister Responsible for The Status of Women, tours Bison Transport in Winnipeg on July 31, 2013. Dr. Leitch is pledging to consider further changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, with her provincial counterparts saying the revised system still leaves them in the dark over many details.
‘Little explosions of joy’: The literary world reacts to Munro’s Nobel win
Canadian author Alice Munro has won the 2013 Nobel Prize for literature.
E. Guigal Crozes-Hermitage 2009, France
Japanese reformers thwarted by status quo – and Yakuza
Brian Milner
Targeted shooting is Vancouver’s fifth murder of 2013
A look at Andrew Salgado's art
Detail of Andrew Salgado’s Subject
The Jana man who wasn’t giving up on Agrium backs down
Jana Partners executive Barry Rosenstein leaves after Agrium's annual meeting in Calgary, Alta. on Tuesday, April 9, 2013.
Was Malala snubbed for Nobel Peace Prize? Six experts weigh in
Pakistan's Malala Yousafzai poses during a photo opportunity before speaking at an event in New York, October 10, 2013.
Artist Andrew Salgado on what may be the most important show of his life
Andrew Salgado is opening Andrew Salgado: The Acquaintance at the Art Gallery of Regina. Canadian artist Andrew Salgado, who has a show opening at the Art Gallery of Regina
Why do property taxes vary so widely in the city?
At midday: Stock markets in a holding pattern
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York, October 11, 2013.
Bret Easton Ellis declares Alice Munro ‘overrated’ and the Nobel Prize ‘a joke’
KOLLEY1.090399C Picture taken on March 9/99 Bret Easton Ellis, controversial U.S. novelist. He's the author of American Psycho. Photo by Tibor Kolley/Globe and Mail
David Suzuki slams Harper science policy in Washington speech
David Suzuki is photographed at Intercontinental Hotel in Toronto on Sept. 11, 2012.
Did Mike Duffy pay a man $64,916 to do nothing? Think again
Tabatha Southey
Ford vows to boycott Pan Am Games over expenses
Toronto City Mayor Rob Ford reacts as the amendments pass in the debate over the Scarborough Rapid Transit Options at Toronto's city hall on Tuesday October 8, 2013
Eskimos linebacker JC Sherritt out indefinitely after re-fracturing thumb
Edmonton Eskimos' JC Sherritt, celebrates getting the CFL record for most tackles in a season against the Calgary Stampeders during second half CFL football action at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on Nov. 2, 2012. The linebacker is out indefinitely after re-fracturing his left thumb.
IKEA monkey's 'mom' takes custody battle back to court
Darwin the monkey is pictured in this handout photo taken by Toronto Animal Services, December 10, 2012.
Warring parties face off again in bid to end U.S. fiscal crisis
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) arrives on Capitol Hill in Washington October 11, 2013.
Google doodle competition offers Canadian school kids $10,000 prize
The anniversary of the first launch of the Canadarm 31 years ago is being celebrated on Google.ca with a doodle. Google is challenging Canadian kids to come up with a doodle to adorn the search giant's home page. Students in kindergarten through Grade 12 can submit an image for the Doodle 4 Google contest that fits the theme: "If I could invent anything I would invent..."
Manitoba Tel heads list of TSX most oversold stocks
Canadian businesses gun-shy on hiring, spending as economy wavers
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz pauses while speaking to the Vancouver Board of Trade in Vancouver, on Wednesday, September 18, 2013.
Infographic: Canada's unemployment rate continues to fall
Health Canada takes over federal responsibility for food inspection agency
Health Minister Rona Ambrose speaks in Calgary on Aug. 18, 2013.
Manitoba Tel stock price vs RSI
How to pull off between-the-legs goal like NHL's Tomas Hertle
Air Canada in the doghouse after fumbled response to e-mail
Air Canada opened its new global operations centre to the media during a tour on Aug 20 2013.
Why the hipsters have finally turned on writer Dave Eggers
Russell Smith
Air Canada loses customer's dog -- and it gets worse
An Air Canada airplane.
Should we lower where we peg the ‘natural rate’ of unemployment?
Michael Babad
Gardiner re-opened after SUV brings down overhead sign
Workers begin the process of removing a large sign that fell onto the westbound Gardiner Expressway in Toronto on Oct. 11, 2013 after it was hit by a black SUV at around 5 a.m. in the morning.
Facebook axes privacy filter that blocked search
Facebook says it has more than 20 million active users in Germany.
Loonie rises as jobless rate falls to lowest since late 2008
Canadian dollars.
One glaring omission from Glee's Cory Monteith tribute: any mention of drug abuse
The case for being bullish on heavy Canadian oil
The Keystone XL pipeline under construction in North Dakota. Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government and Alberta Premier Alison Redford have aggressively lobbied U.S. politicians ahead of the Obama administration’s decision, likely this summer, whether to approve the $5.3-billion TransCanada Corp. project.
The Face of Love: Tale of infinite sadness rescued by lead actors
The Face of Love.
Police arrest three men in suspected anti-Muslim hate crime in Kingston
Ontario hall at Queen's University in Kingston, on Sept., 6, 2013
Mirtle: Bernier buzz is growing in Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Carl Gunnarsson (36) and goalie Jonathan Bernier (45) defend against the Nashville Predators during the third period at Bridgestone Arena.
Sarah Richardson shows how to juggle renovation and real life
The top priority for many of us with young families is to have a ground floor with an open flow, and good sightlines. Open concept living appeals to our modern sensibilities about how we like to live and entertain in a less formal way, but it also makes the everyday reality of multitasking work. Being able to cook in the kitchen while keeping a watchful eye on little ones is a lot easier when the ground floor is treated as one big open area (even if the area isn’t so big).
U.S. shutdown expected to slow hiring in Canada
Construction workers in Montreal are seen in this file photo. Statistics Canada released its latest employment figures on Friday.
That herbal supplement may not be what you think it is, scientists find
Packages of various natural vitamins, minerals, nutritional supplements and herbal seen here at Kripps Pharmacy November 7, 2007 on Granville Street in downtown Vancouver.
Potash Corp. cuts profit forecast on ‘market uncertainty’
A Potash Corp. operation.
Sarah Richardson: Here’s the trick to combining renovation with real life
If you know you want an open plan, it’s best to aim big and get the most bang for your demolition buck. If you’re into the game of taking out walls and engaging an engineer, taking out permits, drawing up a new kitchen plan, and generally wreaking havoc on your home, I say you might as well aim high and make a huge change to make it all worth while. The difference between a partial and full wall removal will prove to be negligible when you think about it in the overall context of the costs of your renovation.
Victoria bookstore reacts to co-founder Alice Munro's award
Alice Munro books are for sale inside Munro Books in Victoria on Oct. 10, 2013. The bookstore is owned by Ms. Munro’s ex-husband, Jim Munro.
David Lynn shoots 63 to win Portugal Masters
David Lynn
Walker wins, Koepka crumbles at Frys.com Open
Jimmy Walker
Markets buoyed, but expect six more weeks of U.S. ‘political nonsense’
Michael Babad
Toyota Tundra finds its niche - and it’s not with “Detroit shoppers”
The 2014 Toyota Tundra has been given an interior makeover to appeal to the upscale customer.
Why students are natural entrepreneurs
Starting up a company like Facebook takes more time than one has in a university entrepreneurship program.
McGuinty's legacy may hold back Ontario's promising energy minister
Liberal Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli, shown, April 15, 2013.
It’s time to put girls at the center of development
A young girl pauses while searching for shell fish in the village of Manamkoh in Sierra Leone on April 18, 2012.
B.C.’s First Nations are suddenly the cool kids
Gary Mason
On the trail of another geezer pleaser vehicle
2013 Mitsubishi RVR
‘Relieved’ Tarek Loubani recounts brutal jail stay as pair leaves Egypt
The NDP and Liberals are trading places
Jeffrey Simpson
As Egypt’s army takes over, it’s 1952 again
Patrick Martin
Six ways for Harper to reclaim the national security agenda
Wesley Wark, security specialist at the University of Ottawa
Oct. 11: Yay, Alice Munro! – and other letters to the editor
Canadian author Alice Munro says she never thought she would win the Nobel Prize for literature.
Majority of Canadians approve of assisted suicide: poll
B.C. Civil Liberties Association lawyer Alison Latimer, centre, speaks to the media outside the B.C. Court of Appeal in Vancouver on Oct. 10, 2013, after the court reversed a lower court ruling that said Canada's assisted-suicide ban violated the charter rights of gravely ill Canadians.
Kicking cellphones to the curb
Record warnings predict dismal U.S. earnings season
Scott Barlow
TMX skeptical of would-be competitor’s plan to combat high-frequency traders
Attacks against the U.S. energy sector represented 41 per cent of the total number of cyber-security incidents in fiscal 2012, according to a recent government report.
Ten ways to kick-start your office's sustainability efforts
The following are a few key considerations for tapping technology to foster a “greener” environment
Mind behind Cold-Fx launches product line for aging boomers
Dr. Jacqueline Shan is the founder and chief scientific officer of Afinix Life Sciences Inc., a company that is developing natural health products geared towards the aging boomer population
Change in business model rewards agency 'handsomely'
A notice on the storefront of a Toronto business during the COVID-19 pandemic
Prospects brighter in 2014 for new business graduates
A global survey of corporate recruiters says employers are going global in their search for MBA talent, with a preference for those with international work experience, language and soft skills.
Mark Webber's farewell F1 tour isn't going very well
Red Bull driver Mark Webber before the Korean Formula One Grand Prix at the Korean International Circuit in Yeongam, South Korea, Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013.
Unfortunately, skeptics have reason to doubt official statistics
The Statistics Canada offices in Ottawa are seen on May 1, 2013.
Why many Pakistanis have turned against Peace Prize nominee Malala
A Pakistani customer looks at a newly published book about Malala Yousafzai at a local bookshop in Islamabad on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013.
Images from Thursday's action in the NHL
Phoenix Coyotes goalie Mike Smith (41) is congratulated by Antoine Vermette (50) after beating the Detroit Red Wings 4-2 in an NHL hockey game in Detroit, Thursday, Oct. 10, 2013.
Sharks stay undefeated with ninth straight win over Canucks
San Jose Sharks' Tyler Kennedy, left, and Patrick Marleau celebrate Marleau's goal against the Vancouver Canucks during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday October 10, 2013.
Hertling toward fame with the Sharks
Tomas Hertl scores his fourth goal of the game on Tuesday past New York Rangers goalie Martin Biron. The goal involved some fancy moves, not all of which are drawing praise from around the NHL.<240>
From the archives: Legendary blues guitarist B.B. King plays Massey Hall
Legendary blues guitarist and singer B.B. King and Lucille (his treasured Gibson guitar) perform at Massey Hall on Oct 10 2013.
Prust scores the winner as Canadiens overwhelm struggling Oilers
Montreal Canadians Michael Bournival (49), Brandon Prust (8) and Andrei Markov (79) celebrate a goal against the Edmonton Oilers during second period NHL hockey action in Edmonton, Alta., on Thursday October 10, 2013.
Letting it all out: Glee's sombre tribute to Cory Monteith
October 11: Your daily horoscope
Libra
Right-to-die ruling gives Supreme Court a chance to take new look at old opinions
Sue Rodriguez, shown in 1993, fought a legal case for the right to be helped to die that the Supreme Court of Canada rejected by a 5-4 vote.
Bastards: Powerful currents of dread run through this new film-noir classic
Touchy Feely doesn’t quite have the right touch
Ellen Page turns in a top performance as a young woman yearning for independence.
The Right Kind of Wrong: a pleasantly comical diversion
The Right Kind of Wrong
The Trials of Muhammad Ali: earnest PBS-style doc
American heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali walks through the streets with members of the Black Panther Party, New York, New York, September, 1970.
Design is One: A love letter to two titans of Italian design
Lella and Massimo Vignelli
Romeo and Juliet: No chemistry between these two? That’s a problem
Douglas Booth and Hailee Steinfeld in Romeo and Juliet.
Three tips to keep your kids from getting sick
Lives Lived: Priscilla (Pat) Fahlman, 90
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