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Bishop bests Price as Lightning beat Canadiens in shootout
Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop reacts after stopping Montreal Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher during the shootout to beat the Canadiens 2-1 in NHL action Tuesday, November 12, 2013 in Montreal.
In the Philippines, aid workers struggle to organize relief efforts
Manuel Aballe, left, holds his two-month-old daughter, Richelyn, aboard a government plane waiting to leave Tacloban. Debris-clogged roads have challenged aid efforts, and officials found themselves on the defensive Tuesday over the pace of relief work as Manila struggled to get supplies to the airport in Tacloban.
Tracking the path of Super Typhoon Haiyen
Typhoon's fury frays Philippines' lifeline of cash from abroad
Toronto resident Carla Suralta’s childhood home in the Philippines was severely damaged by Typhoon Haiyan. Because of the destruction, she can no longer wire money to her parents.
Flyers crush Senators thanks to Voracek and Mason
Philadelphia Flyers centre Brayden Schenn tips the puck past Ottawa Senators goalie Craig Anderson during third period NHL action Tuesday November 12, 2013 in Ottawa. The Flyers defeated the Senators 5-0.
Playwright Ben Tarver was a top-notch teacher in turquoise
Ben and Charlene Tarver on stage in The Canyon Cries Murder at the Taos Encore Theatre in Taos, N.M., where they formed a company called the Encore Players in the mid-1950s.
An art expert’s painstaking path to reclaiming Nazi war loot
Julian Radcliffe, 65-year-old former kidnap negotiator chairman of the Art Loss Register poses for the photographer during an interview in central London, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013. Phones in these London offices have been ringing off the hook since the announcement that German authorities have discovered more than 1,400 artworks, some by modern masters such as Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, stacked in a Munich apartment.
Blog: Leafs hang on to beat Sabres; Rangers shutout Habs
Egypt lifts three-month state of emergency
Amr Moussa, the chairman of Egypt's 50-member panel tasked with amending the Islamist-drafted constitution, speaks during a press conference at the upper house of parliament, the Shura Council, in Cairo, Nov. 12, 2013.
Surging Bolts attempt to weather the storm in wake of Stamkos’s injury
Tampa Bay Lightning center Steven Stamkos is taken off the ice on a stretcher after banging into the goalpost during the second period of an NHL game against the Boston Bruins in Boston Monday, Nov. 11, 2013.
Ontario’s recipe for revenue includes crackdown on tax cheats, black market
Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa speaks with The Globe and Mail's editorial board on Nov. 12, 2013.
Skating on Thin Ice: Toronto to debate management of local hockey rinks
Cailtin Rother, 7, works on her hockey skills on a rink in Toronto’s east end on Sunday, February 10, 2013.
LNG threatens B.C.’s greenhouse-gas goals, internal notes warn
BC Liberal Leader Christy Clark during a media availability after a tour of the Spectra natural gas facility in Fort Nelson, May 7, 2013.
NHL’s anti-bullying stance and possible OT changes discussed at GM’s meeting
Mason Raymond stops, turns, and scores on the backhand against Craig Anderson during the shootout of the Leafs season opener against the Ottawa Senators at the ACC in Toronto on Oct. 5, 2013.
NDP attacks Liberals’ Montreal by-election candidate over use of $100,000 allowance
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, right, greets candidate Emmanuel Dubourg, as he arrives to participate in a campaign rally in the Montreal riding of Bourassa on Nov. 12, 2013.
Anti-corruption measures saved Quebec $240-million on road work, minister says
Quebec Transport Minister Sylvain Gaudreault arrives at a news conference in Quebec City on Nov. 12, 2013, to announce the government investments in road works.
Infographic: Ottawa's forecast for a surplus in 2015
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks in Toronto on Nov. 7, 2013.
Scotiabank Nuit Blanche generates $39.5-million for Toronto
A woman takes a photograph from within a sculpture by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei called Forever Bicycles in Toronto on Oct. 17, 2013. The sculpture, consisting of 3,144 identical bicycles, was part of the Nuit Blanche event.
Watch: A breakdown of the MLB Manager's of the Year
Catamaran shares may be poised for healthy rebound
Outlook sours for dairy giant Dean Foods
Six stocks poised to raise their dividends
John Heinzl
Angus Mitchell was allowed to keep firearms licence, inquest told
RCMP Insp. Tim Shields and Sgt. Jennifer Pound hold up photos of Angus David Mitchell during a news conference in Burnaby, B.C. Wednesday, May 30, 2012. Mitchell is wanted for attempted murder and is considered armed and extremely dangerous. Sgt. Pound also holds photos of the type of weapon and vehicle that may be used by Mitchell.
Infographic: The spread of measles in southern Alberta
Alberta to open new measles vaccination clinics to halt disease’s spread
A student receives a measles vaccine injection.
Duhatschek: Loss of Stamkos a double-edged sword for Yzerman
Eric Duhatschek
Oil patch stocks: The numbers that matter to investors (and acquirers)
The fireplace, the chicken and the airplane: WestJet’s new approach
WestJet will air already existing content it has posted online, but will give it a more ‘atmospheric’ feel.
Quebec mining reforms mired in bottomless pit of politics
Sophie Cousineau
What to do when the deficit is gone?
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty delivers an update of economic and fiscal projections in Edmonton on Tuesday, November 12, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson
Corporate Canada sets borrowing record in rush to debt market
Toronto bank towers and skyline.
The Arab autumn in Libya
Libya's Prime Minister Ali Zeidan.
Ontario ready to act if Ottawa stalls on Canada Pension Plan
Charles Sousa says Ottawa shows a lack of leadership and courage in delaying improvements to the Canada Pension Plan.
Price pressures persist for Canadian crude
Syncrude's oil sands up-grader facility located north of Fort McMurray, Alta.
Canada scores at business 'Oscars'
Don Tapscott is one of two Canadians on Thinkers50’s list, which highlights some of the world’s top leaders in management, strategy and innovation.
Nexen group kick-starts LNG project by paying B.C. $24-million to secure Prince Rupert land
B.C. Premier Christy Clark at a press conference in Vancouver on Nov. 12, 2013, announcing an agreement to build an LNG facility at Grassy Point, B.C., near Prince Rupert.
U.S. senator touts Keystone XL in meeting with Redford, but Obama’s stand on pipeline elusive
Alberta Premier Alison Redford leaves a news conference in Vancouver on Nov. 5, 2013.
Three top stock picks from ScotiaMcLeod’s Nick Majendie
Nick Majendie.
Old school leadership is out
Roy Osing is a former executive vice-president of Telus with over 33 years of leadership experience. He is a blogger, educator, coach, adviser and the author of the book series BE DiFFERENT or be dead.
How do I know whether my severance is fair?
Daniel Lublin
Transcript: A four-part strategy for capturing new ideas
Three ways to move from idea to innovation
Harvey Schachter
Flames executive Brian Burke says his teams have no-hazing policy
Brian Burke speaks at a press conference in Calgary at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Thursday, September 05, 2013.
Canadian relief teams land in Philippines
Members of the advance party of the Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) load a C-177 Globemaster bound for Hawaii at Canadian Forces Base Trenton on Monday, November 11, 2013. Canada's Disaster Assistance Response Team is being sent to the Philippines in the wake of last week's catastrophic typhoon.
Dennis Oland arrested in connection with father’s 2011 death
Richard Oland in 2010.
Oliver touts benefits of EU trade deal for Canada’s mining sector
Joe Oliver, Canada's Minister of Natural Resources is photographed during a press conference on June 25 2013.
Oilers still believe struggling Yakupov can be dynamic player
Edmonton Oilers' Nail Yakupov looks to pass the puck during the third period of their NHL game against the Los Angeles Kings in Edmonton January 24, 2013.
Feds set aside $2.8-billion for Alberta flood recovery
Flooded homes at the Siksika First Nation East of Calgary on June 23, 2013.
Despite stimulus measures, global economy faces risk of deflation
A market stall holder stands under bags with different prices on Oxford Street, London.
BMO adds new senior analyst
Why I changed games
Former hockey writer Kyle Palantzas went back to school after discovering the business side of the game interested him just as much as what was on the ice.
Strata living means behaving or selling your condo, B.C.’s top court rules
Condos are pictured in Coal Harbour in Vancouver, Wednesday April 10, 2013. A Vancouver woman has been ordered to sell her condo unit after years of complaints about noise from her neighbours.
White supremacist shocked to discover he’s part African during TV appearance
Craig Cobb, an anti-Semitic white supremacist activist, proudly proclaims that, “racism is my religion.”
The close: TSX lower as gold stocks weaken
The screens at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto show the closing numbers of the TSX at + 32.42 on Wednesday, July 11, 2012.
Should Eleanor, 67, sell her nest to fund retirement?
If I go out in the cold with wet hair, will I really get sick?
Margie Gillis: 40 years dancing and still blazing strong
James MacGuire’s Mousse de Foies
Cranberry White Chocolate Biscotti
Cranberry White Chocolate Biscotti.
I moved to small-town Ontario and got an attitude adjustment
Why Alzheimer’s research hits close to home for David Suzuki
David Suzuki poses with his mother, Setsu Nakamura,who died of Alzheimer's in 1984.
Radcliffe excited about the next stage of his career
Actor Daniel Radcliff is photographed Sept. 10, 2013, during the Toronto International Film Festival. Radcliff stars in the movie Kill Your Darlings.
Meet Montreal’s gastronomical secret weapon
Master baker James MacGuire teaches a bread making course at La Tablée des Chefs at the Jean Talon Market in Montreal, October 27, 2013.
Lightning hope to keep winning despite losing Stamkos
Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Martin St. Louis chases the puck during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Boston Bruins in Boston Monday, Nov. 11, 2013.
In the North, a power crunch hinders development
Opened in 1958, the Whitehorse Rapids dam churns out 40 of the Yukon’s 92 megawatts of hydro power capacity. Premier Darrell Pasloski is seeking funding for a new hydro dam to produce additional power.
Yukon premier pushes for new hydro dam
Yukon Premier Darrell Pasloski, seen here in the legislative assembly building in Whitehorse, says the territory is running out of power. “The goal is to build a new dam. Building a new dam will set us up for the next 50 to 75 years.”
Canadian rower exhausted and elated after precedent-setting transatlantic trip
Quebec rower Mylène Paquette celebrates as she arrives in Lorient, western France, on Nov. 12, 2013, after a solo journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
Insider activity suggests TSX consumer stocks could be in trouble
Gains seen in drugstore chain Jean Coutu and others suggest that investors are expecting more consolidation in the sector.
OPG’s rate hike for nuclear power adds burden to Ontarians’ energy bills, critics warn
Already increasing electricity bills will soar even higher if Ontario Power Generation gets approval for a 30 per cent increase in the rate it is paid for electricity generated by nuclear power, the New Democrats warned Tuesday.
In Throne Speech, Manitoba NDP pledges tax hike will build better roads, flood safeguards
Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger.
Jim Flaherty vows to intervene in housing market again if needed
Michael Babad
Stock analysis: Sun Life Financial slips in the rankings
The Sun Life Financial building in Toronto.
Canada has interesting options if Stamkos is unable to play in Olympics
Corey Perry of the Anaheim Ducks and Matt Duchene of the Colorado Avalanche
Pension reform tops agenda as PEI delivers Throne Speech
Prince Edward Island Premier Robert Ghiz.
Talking points: advertising works, violent movies and the dentist’s drill
David Hall and Star the reindeer cross the street in Anchorage amid an Alaskan snowstorm.
In Pictures: Rob Ford Bobble Head
Mayor Rob Ford signs bobble head dolls for supporters at city hall in Toronto.
Vancouver drug bust nets 54 kg of cocaine, at least $200,000 in cash
Tessa Bonhomme among cuts as Canada’s women’s hockey roster releases three players
Canadian women's hockey team defenceman Tessa Bonhomme is pictured in the new team colours in a handout photo released on Monday April 1, 2013.
Three children, elderly driver injured after car crashes into daycare near Montreal
Can Yellow Media turn itself around fast enough?
Tim Kiladze
AGF trims fund lineup as it streamlines operations
Jacqueline Nelson
Vancouver introduces cigarette recycling bins
A smoker walks past a newly installed cigarette-recycling receptacle in downtown Vancouver on Nov. 12, 2013.
Two videos involving Rob Ford contain footage of same incident
City of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.
Tories' $3.7-billion surplus clears a path for promised tax cuts
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty delivers an update of economic and fiscal projections in Edmonton on Nov. 12, 2013.
Alitalia expected to lure investors with mass job cuts
An Alitalia jet makes a landing approach at Fiumicino airport in Rome in 2008. The cash-strapped Italian airline is expected to unveil its first mass hiring since 2008 in an effort to lure investors.
Alberta to invest in energy projects that may be outside the province
Alberta Premier Alison Redford greets supporters during the Premier's Stampede Breakfast in Aldersyde, Alberta Sunday, July 7, 2013.
Race car driver puts a new Mercedes through its paces
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How the Fed plans to slay ‘too big to fail’
‘Ending too-big-to-fail will require steadfast implementation over the next few years,’ say incoming Fed chairwoman Janet Yellen.
Argonauts running back Chad Kackert out for year with broken ankle
Toronto Argonauts running back Chad Kackert runs the ball up field during third quarter of the Grey Cup against the Calgary Stampeders in Toronto on Sunday, November 25, 2012.
Miley Cyrus shrugs off reaction to her apparent pot-smoking stunt
Singer Miley Cyrus smokes on stage after receiving the Best Video award during the 2013 MTV Europe Music Awards at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam November 10, 2013.
Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant named CFL offensive player of the week
Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant (4) runs the ball past BC Lions defensive tackle Eric Taylor (79) during the second half of their west semi-final CFL football game in Regina, Saskatchewan November 10, 2013.
Nova Scotia government signs amended deal to re-establish ferry service to Maine
Lupul hopes he’s in the conversation for Team Canada spot
Ex-MP gets new job; barred from lobbying for two years
Canada's Minister of State for Finance Ted Menzies speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa October 22, 2012.
Drew Weaver’s non-decision: marriage or Q-school?
Golfer Drew Weaver
Air Canada shares fly as fortunes turn (No, you’ll still pay for the extra bag)
Michael Babad
Petition urges Mayor Rob Ford to take leave to address 'challenges'
Mayor Rob Ford, escorted by a security officer, speaks to the media about a new video of his behaviour that has been released in Toronto on November 07, 2013.
How typhoon survivors and Filipino expats are trying to connect
Locals in a destroyed area of Tacloban, Philippines, on Nov. 12, 2013.
It’s time to end the inequality in Jewish divorce rules
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men are silhouetted as they pray during the Tashlich ritual near the shore of the Mediterranean Sea in the southern Israeli city of Ashdod September 12, 2013, ahead of Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement.
Rona profit pinched by Quebec housing slowdown
An exterior view of a Rona Inc. store in Brossard, Que., on Jan. 30, 2013. The home renovation retailer’s third-quarter revenues took a hit amid weaker home starts, particularly in Quebec.
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