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Man and woman hurt in attack by polar bear in Churchill
A polar bear attacked a man in Churchill
Map: 92 DE GRASSI ST., TORONTO
Glenfarclas 17 Years Old Single Malt, Scotland
Hester Creek Block 3 Reserve Cabernet Franc 2011, British Columbia
Sue-Ann Staff Cabernet Franc 2010, Ontario
Cono Sur Bicicleta Cabernet Sauvignon 2011, Chile
Pentage Chardonnay 2008, British Columbia
Château des Roques Vacqueyras 2009, France
How Toronto police found the Rob Ford video
Mayor Rob Ford speaks briefly to the media at the entrance to his office at City Hall in Toronto on Oct. 31, 2013.
Map: 31 RUSHOLME PARK CRES., TORONTO
Senate spent almost $529,000 auditing wayward senators
Sen. Patrick Brazeau, (L to R) Sen. Pamela Wallin and Sen. Mike Duffy are seen in this combination of three file photos. A Conservative proposal to suspend three senators without pay and benefits is sparking a passionate debate inside the upper chamber over the powers and independence of Parliament and just how to far go in exercising them.
Map: 20 NIAGARA ST., TORONTO
Map: 75 PORTLAND ST., TORONTO
Canadian financials are overbought ahead of earnings
Starck-designed King West condo sells quickly
Luxury condo on a Toronto park takes a price cut to sell
Three bids for west Toronto detached
Leslieville home sells in one day, over asking
Blue Jays pick up options for Janssen, Lind and DeRosa; decline Kawasaki
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Casey Janssen throws a pitch in the bullpen during baseball spring training in Dunedin, Fla., on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013.
Sarah Richardson: How to make an awkward space work for you
Some houses, like this one, have good bones but need major surgery to regain their vigour. Built in the 1960s, it had a kitchen with doors falling off their hinges, tiles popping out of their grout, a dire lack of counter space and a drab and dreary colour palette. Flipping the cooking and ventilation onto the longest wall offered up the best opportunity for prep space on either side of the cook top and the maximum amount of upper wall cabinet storage. Once some useless bulkheads were removed, we gained more than 12 inches of extra storage all around the perimeter of the kitchen.
At the open: TSX inches up on China economic data
The screens at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto show the closing numbers of the TSX on Tuesday, July 3, 2012.
Not in Rob Ford’s interest to speak with police, his lawyer says
Mayor Rob Ford speaks briefly to the media at the entrance to his office at City Hall in Toronto on Oct. 31, 2013.
Silver Point Capital buys 19% stake in Postmedia
Some of Postmedia’s publications are displayed in this file photo.
Investors pass on Barrick offering, banks scramble
In this May 23, 2013 photo, mining trucks sit parked on the facilities at the Barrick Gold Corp's Pascua-Lama project.
Sarah Richardson: How to free a boxed-in galley kitchen
Some houses, like this one, have good bones but need major surgery to regain their vigour. Built in the 1960s, it had a kitchen with doors falling off their hinges, tiles popping out of their grout, a dire lack of counter space and a drab and dreary colour palette. Flipping the cooking and ventilation onto the longest wall offered up the best opportunity for prep space on either side of the cook top and the maximum amount of upper wall cabinet storage. Once some useless bulkheads were removed, we gained more than 12 inches of extra storage all around the perimeter of the kitchen.
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Photo of Blackberry 14 located at 440 Phillip St. in Waterloo, Ont., home of the beleaguered smartphone company. BlackBerry Ltd.’s mobile instant messaging service continues to be one of the company’s few bright spots, adding 20 million new ‘active’ users.
Is Germany doing newborns a favour or disservice with a third gender category?
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Two seniors killed at train crossing south of Edmonton
A Canadian Pacific locomotive sits parked as another hauls rail cars through the main CP yard in Calgary in this file photo.
In Photos: Halloween celebrated around the world
An actor dressed as a spider walks between the visitors during a Halloween celebration in the Belantis theme park in Leipzig, Germany.
In Mansoura, Egyptians await the next chapter in a tumultuous story
Sara el Shoura, 23, unmarried, graduate student. Ms. El Shoura has a bachelor of science degree and is studying to be a pharmacist. She works in a pharmacy across from the university. Ms. El Shoura protested against Hosni Mubarak’s rule in 2011 and was delighted when he was forced from office. She voted for Mohammed Morsi for president last year, but was disappointed with his administration for not reining in radicals. However, she believes the present situation under a military-appointed administration is far worse. “There is no sense of freedom in the country, whether you are with the regime or opposed to it.”
In Ontario, Hudak’s Tories guard against fallout from their federal cousins
Tim Hudak’s Progressive Conservatives have been watching what is happening in Ottawa with some degree of alarm, and worrying how it will affect their fortunes in an election likely to happen next spring.
The Senate’s real problem: 146 years of ‘wink, nudge’ and shut up
Parliament Hill in Ottawa is viewed from the shores of Gatineau, Que.
Ford's lawyer, Toronto Police in war of words over alleged crack video
Toronto Mayor heads to his vehicle after leaving his house in Etobicoke on November 01, 2013, followed by two unidentified men believed to be working with the Mayor.
Barrick investors cool to stock sale, push for board revamp
A view of the construction at Barrick Gold's gold processing plant at the Pacua-Lama mine in Argentina, in this January 2, 2012 handout photo.
B.C. regulators continue hunt for rogue dentists
Tung Sheng Wu, also known as David Wu, is believed to have been practicing dentistry illegally in B.C. since the 1990s. Aug. 7, 2012.
Ballet BC joins high-powered trade mission to China
Ballet BC Executive Director Branislav Henselmann in rehearsal, Vancouver, October 31, 2013.
Map: Where on campus did the UBC sex assaults take place?
"I would be willing to sacrifice another son": Egypt's crisis of freedom
Patrick Martin
Canada’s record pay gap: Why so many are leaving home for Alberta
Michael Babad
Before the bell: Barrick falls hard, stock futures up
Money woes and drama continue to plague F1 racing
Formula One commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone speaks on the phone during the Monaco F1 Grand Prix in 2012.
Carrick on money: Aspiring home buyers, consider the rental gap year
Should I rent an apartment or buy a place?
B.C. judge grounds radio-controlled planes at grassy, Okanagan airstrip
Amid Senate scandal, Nigel Wright's Bay Street friends stay on his side
Nigel Wright, then chief of staff for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, is shown in Ottawa on Nov. 2, 2010.
Ask the legal experts: Will the public ever see the Ford video?
Images released on Oct. 31 as part of a months-long police investigation, dubbed Brazen 2.
Ottawa denies its own emissions stats
Jeffrey Simpson
An NGO to be proud of, if there’s any justice
Rob Ford implosion threatens Toronto’s success
Marcus Gee
Government spying? Fear for yourself
Timothy Garton Ash
High mileage driver wants a non-flashy ride with room for a bike
2014 Nissan Pathfinder
Toys for your driveway: Cars don’t have to be practical
The Fiat 500c Abarth Cabrio is an affordable car with style and purpose.
Nov. 1: The PM as CEO, and other letters to the editor
A worker vacuums the carpet before the 2013 Conservative convention in Calgary this weekend.
Conservatives take a hit in the polls as Senate scandal rages
Sen. Pamela Wallin arrives to the Senate Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, October 31, 2013.
To build credibility, surveillance startup hires rival employees
Ten words to cut from your writing
Magazine Word Background
Three tricks to getting sales referrals
Ryan Caligiuri
Barrick makes shrewd moves, but markets don't buy in
David Parkinson
Lessons from the East Coast native fishery
An unidentified man, framed in the broken window of a fish shack, carries the Warrior Society flag on the wharf at Burnt Church, N.B., on Oct. 4, 1999.
Aeroplan expands rewards to include tuition
The goal is to take some of the pressure off paying for post-secondary education by allowing consumers to use the points they have sitting in loyalty accounts to contribute to university or college tuition for themselves or for someone they know.
She’s a Homewrecker: A scorn-filled website for women scorned
When the ‘other women’ get a taste of revenge social media style, incivility gets a Facebook-era update
Panel critical of Taseko mine proposal
The offices of Taseko Mines Limited is pictured in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday November 25, 2010.
With kids and money, it comes down to building good habits
November 1: Your daily horoscope
Free birds: This undercooked effort leaves bad taste
Reggie ( Owen Wilson), Jenny (Amy Pohler) and Ranger (Director Jimmy Hayward) in Free Birds.
About Time: Prepare to be hit by a treacle truck in this Rachel McAdams romcom
Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams in About Time.
Inequality for All: A documentary that doesn’t feel like homework
Robert Reich in Inequality for All
Diana: Naomi Watts' Hallmark version of the princess’s love affair
The Disappeared: a haunting drama of men adrift at sea
Last Vegas: geezers-gone-wild in Sin City
Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman and Kevin in Last Vegas.
All the Wrong Reasons: Slacker comedy meets high soap
Cory Monteith in All the Wrong Reasons.
My son’s foot is turned inward. Does he need orthotics?
Hi-Ho Mistahey!: Earnest doc on native education has heart in the right place
A Parliament Hill scene from Hi-Ho Mistahey!
Man of Tai Chi: Keanu Reeves’s martial-arts flick lacks punch
Tiger Hu Chen and Keanu Reeves in a scene from Man of Tai Chi.
Lives Lived: Paula Kerr, 68
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