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Canadian men’s soccer team extends winless skid to 13 games
Czech Republic's Marek Suchy, down, challenges for the ball with Canada's Tosaint Ricketts, up, during their friendly soccer match in Oloumouc, Czech Republic, Friday, Nov. 15, 2013.
New or resale. Which home is the better deal?
B.C. labour leader Jack Munro dies at 82
Jack Munro, former IWA leader and former head of the Labour Heritage Centre, is photographed in Burnaby, British Columbia, Wednesday, August 28, 2013.
Map: 15 FORT YORK BLVD., TORONTO
15 FORT YORK BLVD., PENTHOUSE 2, TORONTO. Asking price: $775,000 Dr. Vladislav Miropolsky and his wife were relocating from British Columbia to Ontario in 2009 when they decided to buy a penthouse unit at 15 Fort York Blvd. in Cityplace. The couple was having trouble finding a place with style and character for less than $1-million. Then they visited this unit on the north-east corner of the 48th floor. ‘It took our breath away,” says Dr. Miropolsky.
RBC hires new technology and operations head
A Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) sign is seen in downtown Toronto.
Home of the Week: Penthouse with a sparkling CN Tower view
15 FORT YORK BLVD., PENTHOUSE 2, TORONTO. Asking price: $775,000 Dr. Vladislav Miropolsky and his wife were relocating from British Columbia to Ontario in 2009 when they decided to buy a penthouse unit at 15 Fort York Blvd. in Cityplace. The couple was having trouble finding a place with style and character for less than $1-million. Then they visited this unit on the north-east corner of the 48th floor. ‘It took our breath away,” says Dr. Miropolsky.
At press time, Rob Ford was still mayor. (I think)
Tabatha Southey
NDP goes negative in bid to take Montreal riding from Liberals
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, right, greets candidate Emmanuel Dubourg, as he arrives to participate in a campaign rally in the riding of Bourassa in Montreal, November 12, 2013.
Rogers seeks new ad agency, puts emphasis on digital
A man walks by a Rogers store in Toronto, Wednesday, August 15, 2013.
Home of the Week: A condo that sparkles at night
The penthouse unit has ceilings of 11 feet in some areas and up to 14 feet, which helps add to the feeling of living up in the sky.
Blue Jays agree to minor-league deal with first baseman Dan Johnson
Dan Johnson as a member of the New York Yankees during spring training
Court martial convicts former Canadian Forces medic of sex assault in bogus breast exams
Retired petty officer James Wilks leaves court during a break at his court martial in Gatineau, Que., on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013.
Map: 1172 E. PENDER ST., VANCOUVER, B.C.
At midday: Stocks hang on to gains
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, November 15, 2013.
Equipment: Cleveland Golf Smart Square Putter
Cleveland Golf Smart Square putter
The Chase Fish & Oyster: Delectable seafood that keeps you coming back for more
Oysters at The Chase Fish & Oyster are $3.50 to $4.20 per piece.
Strathcona duplex overcomes drawbacks to find a buyer
Ever been to Frostival? Check out Canada’s best winter parties
The Ice On Whyte Festival in Edmonton is a family-friendly event, featuring a giant ice slide.
Explainer: What is Snapchat and how does it work?
Swim between two continents at Iceland’s Silfra rift
Diving in Silfra, Iceland.
In pictures: John F. Kennedy's life and tragic death
This is a candid close-up of President John Kennedy and Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy as they waited today, March 27, 1963, at Washington's Union Station for the train arrival of King Hassan II of Morocco.
Eastlink moves to scrap domestic roaming fees in plan overhaul
Lee Bragg ,CEO of Eastlink, at his corporate office in Halifax, November 20, 2012 .
Income inequality is hurting social inclusion in Canada
Canadian flags are proudly waved during a citizenship ceremony at Seneca College in Markham, Ont.
Croatia’s turquoise waterfall wonderland
Depending on the season and the time of day, the water in Plitvice Lakes comes in vivid, cartoonish colours of turquoise, teal, azure and cobalt.
Lack of parking makes home near Bloor Street East a harder sell
Nine unforgettable moments in Zanzibar
Breezes Beach Club & Spa, Zanzibar.
Renovation helps set Oakdale bungalow semi apart
TSX Overbought and Oversold Stocks week ending Nov. 15
Oversold grocery stocks worth a second look
Buyer cuts a deal on a big Oakdale home
Chicago’s modernist five-star gem
Dirk Lohan, Mies van der Rohe’s granson, designed the Langham’s lobby furniture.
Overpriced at $629,000, relisted west end bungalow finds a buyer
Union can videotape picket line, Supreme Court rules in privacy case
A person walks from the Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa on Feb. 27, 2013. A Toronto lawyer is teaming up with the Constitutional Rights Centre Inc. to challenge the legality of the Prime Minister’s latest appointment to the Supreme Court.
Police arrest 3 more men in 2009 hit-and-run death of Christopher Skinner
Christopher Skinner died in 2009 after being beaten and run over by a vehicle in downtown Toronto.
Former Stampeder Joffrey Reynolds won’t face further punishment in assault conviction
Former Calgary Stampeders player Joffrey Reynolds leaves court with his lawyer Randi Collins
At the open: Stocks rise amid renewed optimism over China
China’s Great Hall of the People in Beijing played host to the Chinese Communist Party plenum.
UFC boss says Georges St-Pierre is the epitome of a champion
In this March 16, 2013 file photo, Georges St-Pierre, left, lands a blow to Nick Diaz, from the United States, during their UFC 158 welterweight mixed martial arts title fight in Montreal. The UFC is celebrating its 20th anniversary this weekend by putting its most decorated champion into what's likely his toughest matchup in years. Welterweight kingpin St-Pierre realizes he could struggle against streaking contender Johny Hendricks at UFC 167 in Las Vegas.
Friday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
CGI Group Inc. founder Serge Godin, left, and chief executive Michael Roach.
From the Argos to Santa Claus, groups turn their backs to Rob Ford
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford wears an Argos jersey as he sits in council Nov 14, 2013 at City Hall.
Rob Ford vows legal action after council votes to strip him of powers
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford presses a button to vote "no" on a motion to strip him of responsibility at a special City Council meeting Nov 15, 2013 at City Hall.
Saputo trumps rival with sweetened bid for Australian dairy firm
Saputo president and CEO Lino Saputo Jr., right, and his father Lino chat prior to the the company's annual meeting in Laval, Que., in 2012.
House sales slow after buyers rushed to lock in rates
A for sale sign outside condos over looking the skyline in the Fairview neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia, Monday, March 4, 2013.
B.C.'s mixed record on protecting farmland
Farmworkers harvest cabbages at a farm in Richmond, B.C., November 6, 2013. Documents suggest splitting the ALR into two zones, where different rules would apply. The ALR currently protects all agricultural land across the province, but Mr. Pimm would like to see the land in the Okanagan and Fraser valleys and Vancouver Island in one zone, with land in the Interior, Kootenays and everything north of the Okanagan in a second zone.
Developers winning out over farmland preservation, B.C. planner says
There is constant and increasing pressure to develop agricultural land for golf courses, condominiums and shopping malls – or rodeo grounds, as happened this year in Fort St. John, B.C.
Base established in Philippines as Canada's mission begins to take shape
A Canadian Forces C-17 cargo plane taxis for takeoff at CFB Trenton Jan. 16, 2013. =
Onex profit jumps as revenue climbs 16 per cent
The Onex logo is displayed at the company's annual general meeting in Toronto on Thursday, May 10, 2012.
Progress on climate change will be led from the bottom, not the UN
Delegates talk during a break in a plenary session on the second day of the 19th conference of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP19) at the National Stadium in Warsaw, Nov. 12, 2013.
Loonie ends higher on rising manufacturing shipments
Canadian dollars.
Newly-elected Nunavut MLAs to choose premier
A Nunavut licence plate is shown in Iqaluit, Nunavut on Sunday, March 29, 2009.
This restaurant customer denied a gay waitress her tip
‘We have here employees, who in my view, are getting ripped off,’ says MPP Michael Prue.
WestJet to test its luck in Ireland
A WestJet airplane comes in for a landing at Calgary International airport in this file photo
This peppy little hatch has some vroom with its view
2014 Fiat 500L
Before the bell: Asian stocks surge, more TSX gains ahead
Analysts warn of stock market bubble threat
Michael Babad
Young, female, articulate: Meet the new face of Hamas
Patrick Martin
‘God bless Canada’ – late night comics revel in Rob Ford saga
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford photographed during a City Council session on Nov 14, 2013 at City Hall.
Another disaster for B.C.’s aboriginal youth
Gary Mason
There’s a lot riding on the Formula One race in Texas this year
Jeff Singleton paints the run-off area on the Circuit of the Americas track in preparation for the Formula One U.S. Grand Prix, Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013, in Austin, Texas.
The Arrow: A motorcycle with a dash of fighter jet
The Arrow, as envisioned by Sebastian Campos Möller, a designer from Mexico City.
In Pictures: Introducing the Arrow, a two-seat electric vehicle
MacLeod: MacTavish's lament on Oilers has familiar ring
Edmonton Oilers general manager Craig MacTavish
Why (and how) Ontario may finally take action on Rob Ford
Mayor Rob Ford pushes through the media with his wife Renata Ford after holding a press conference at City Hall in Toronto on November 14, 2013 once again apologizing and saying he is getting help
Nov. 15: Debt clock, tick-tock – and other letters to the editor
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty: The government has announced a projected $3.7-billion budget surplus by 2015.
Fun or functional? Twentysomething weighs his options
2014 Ford Fiesta SE
Mexico’s critical, fragile compromises
Jeffrey Simpson
Pipelines: Not whether, but how
Pipelines: Not whether, but how
At this restaurant, the hostess is a hologram
The holographic hostess, Mrs. Green, welcomes customers to Richtree Natural Market Restaurant in Toronto’s Eaton Centre.
Carrick on money: What’s ahead for dividend stocks and REITs?
Which path to take? Some investors are pulling back on blue-chip dividend stocks; others are standing pat.
Crumbling cookie sales threaten future of small Atlantic bakery
Faced with a shrinking bottom line, the president and CEO of Kookie Kuttery Bakery Ltd. had to find a way to arrest the sales decline. And fast.
How to start a business in 10 days
Hand holding a chalk writing plan terms
Former employer invests in departed employee’s new business
Nine West Women's Tirla.
Heading south? Travel insurance may be the best money you'll spend
Blue beach chairs for snowbirds eyeing buying a home in a sunny destination.
Central bankers have golden opportunity to take heat off currencies
David Parkinson
Ad agency wages ‘battle for Toronto’s soul’
OSC takes major first step in derivatives regulation
The slippery slope of ‘sharing the benefits’
Brian Lee Crowley
The great travel-rewards shakeup
Palm tree isolated on white background.
Attention online shoppers: Beware the know-it-all reviewers
Research out of Wilfrid Laurier University suggests that reading online product reviews might not enlighten a purchase decision.
Amid spat with Manila, China’s paltry offer of aid threatens its image
Survivors queue for food and water in the aftermath of super typhoon Haiyan in Tacloban city. The Canadian government has pledged $5-million in cash aid to assist victims of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, and will match donations to registered charities.
Kevin Martin stays undefeated at Grand Slam of Curling’s Canadian Open
Kevin Martin remained undefeated at the Canadian Open on Thursday with an 8-6 win over Steve Laycock. (File Photo)
Canucks suffer late collapse, fall to Sharks in overtime
Vancouver Canucks' goalie Roberto Luongo allows the game-tying goal to San Jose Sharks' Tomas Hertl, of the Czech Republic, during third period NHL hockey action in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday November 14, 2013.
Anti-rape pants are a joke, but we’re not laughing
As the IndieGoGo page for AR Wear states: “The waist, thighs, and central panels are protected with specially designed, cut resistant straps and webbing. Once the waist girth has been adjusted and secured with its unique locking device, the garment cannot be pulled down.”
Seguin scores four goals as Stars shell Flames
Dallas Stars' Tyler Seguin, centre, celebrates his goal with teamates Valeri Nichushkin, left, from Russia, and Jamie Benn during third period NHL hockey action against the Calgary Flames in Calgary, Alta., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013. The Dallas Stars beat the Calgary Flames 7-3.
Four bold looks featuing the hottest trend in jewellery
Dean Davidson Spike Earcuff, $195, Sliced Ring, $265 through deandavidson.myshopify.com. Viscose interlock top by Céline, $1,395 (U.S.) through www.celine.com.
Eight fabulous fashionista gift ideas
Eight inspired gift ideas for the foodie in your life
November 15: Your daily horoscope
scorpio
Last-minute shopping: Eight irresistible gifts for your favourite homebody
Jesse Vergen’s Blue-winged Teal on Toast with Cumberland Sauce
Model-turned-actress Sandrine Holt on her off-screen style – and why she’s trying to escape Christmas
Narciso Rodriguez silk dress, price upon request through www.narcisorodriguez.com. 14-karat-gold Scales necklace by N. Historiae, $425 (U.S.) through www.nhistoriae.com. 24-karat-gold-dipped Wooven cuff by La Petite Princesse, $150 (U.S.) through www.nolitajewelry.com. Styling by Rita Liefhebber/P1M (www.p1m.ca). Makeup by Beau Nelson/The Wall Group (www.thewallgroup.com). Hair by Sophie Roberts. Manicure by Eri Handa/Melbourne Artists Management (www.melbourneartistsmanagement.com).
The Best Man Holiday: How the rich and beautiful celebrate Christmas
From left, Taye Diggs, Morris Chestnut, Harold Perrineau and Terrence Howard in a scene from The Best Man Holiday.
Pickled deviled eggs and heart beets
Food styling by Ashley Denton/Judy Inc. (www.judyinc.com). Prop styling by Alanna Davey.
Vikram Vij’s Pan-fried Tomato and Coriander Quail Cakes
How I Live Now: More interested in survival than heroics
Saoirse Ronan, left, and George MacKay in a scene from How I Live Now.
Tired of turkey for the holiday feast? Check out birds of another feather
Five top foodies reveal their holiday favourites (plus the recipes)
Food styling by Ashley Denton/Judy Inc. (www.judyinc.com). Prop styling by Alanna Davey.
The latest in home design: alpine influence with a contemporary spin
Located in the Andes outside Santiago, Chile, Chalet C7 offers its owners unmatched views of high-altitude Lake Inca.
Dear Mr. Watterson: A love letter to the creator of Calvin and Hobbes
Still from Dear Mr. Watterson
Murray McDonald’s Lassie Tarts
Murray McDonald’s Lassie Tarts. Food styling by Ashley Denton/Judy Inc. (www.judyinc.com). Prop styling by Alanna Davey.
The hottest trend in jewellery this season? Think heavy metal
Stacked tube ring with crystals by Mawi, £257 ($427) through www.mawi.co.uk. Crystal chain cuffs by Rita Tesolin, $195 each through www.ritatesolin.com. Transparent resin-and-metal bangles, from $1,825 at Chanel (www.chanel.com). Sterling-silver Metro Cable Five-Row Ring, $675 (U.S.), sterling-silver Willow Five-Row Ring with pavé diamonds, $1,800 (U.S.), sterling silver Metro Bracelet with pavé diamonds, $3,700 (U.S.) at David Yurman (www.davidyurman.com). Jay Ahr silver chain dress, $5,295 at TNT (www.tntfashion.ca).
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