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Why would anyone invest in Bitcoin, anyway?
An illustration of Bitcoins.
Fast, nimble traders may like this mining stock
The offices of Taseko Mines Limited is pictured in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday November 25, 2010.
Five key messages from Rob Ford: ‘I’m not perfect’
Embattled Toronto mayor Rob Ford leaves his office Nov 18 2013, after a long day at city hall where a special council meeting stripped him of much of his power and budget.
Mosaic Stadium set to host its last Grey Cup championship
Steve Mazurak, former Saskatchewan Roughrider and now the team's vice-president of sales is shown in Regina on Oct. 31, 2013. The stadium that was once home to CFL greats like George Reed, Ron Lancaster and Dave Ridgway is about to host its last championship.
General Motors CEO will retire knowing the bailouts were a success
In downtown Oshawa, murals painted on the walls of the bus station depict the history and importance of GM to the city.
Only an appointed Senate can keep Canada from making dumb laws
The Senate chamber on Parliament Hill is seen on May 28, 2013.
Financing business deals means mastering a delicate dance
IKEA is equipping its stores and distribution centres with solar panels and building a wind farm in Alberta to reduce its carbon footprint.
New Brunswick to introduce changes to public sector pension plans
New Brunswick Finance Minister Blaine Higgs talks during a pre-budget news conference in Fredericton on Tuesday, March 22, 2011.
Experts grease the skids for would-be exporters
The Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Trade and Employment is on the ground in the United Arab Emirates promoting Canadian products.
The threat to - and from - Canada's housing market
File photo of a house for sale in Toronto.
Canadian CEO charged in Alabama securities fraud case
National Steel Car’s facility in Hamilton is seen in this file photo.
Crunching the real costs of Google Books’ library of everything
The Google Books app is shown on Google's latest version of the Android operating system at Google Headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., in this file photo taken Feb. 2, 2011.
Canada needs a sweeping strategy to fight cyberbullying
Holt Renfrew to expand Montreal’s Ogilvy store
Exterior shot of Ogilvy Store in Montreal, July 7, 2010.
Poll reveals who would win if Obama and Romney faced off today
New poll numbers by the Washington Post and ABC News spell trouble for President Barack Obama whose disapproval ratings are the worst since he was elected in 2008
Domtar buys Spain’s Indas, aims to be Europe’s leading adult-diaper supplier
Domtar Corporation's president and CEO John Williams speaks to the media following the pulp and paper company's annual shareholders meeting in the Montreal, May 4, 2011.
Toronto anesthesiologist guilty on all counts of molesting women during surgery
Anesthesiologist George Doodnaught.
Suicide mission in Beirut brings Syrian war inside Lebanon
The site of explosions near the Iranian embassy in Beirut, is seen in this general view November 19, 2013. Two explosions, at least one caused by a suicide bomber, rocked Iran's embassy in Lebanon on Tuesday, killing at least 23 people, including an Iranian cultural attache, and hurling bodies, cars and debris across the street.
Five policy questions Justin Trudeau needs to answer
Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau speaks at the 24th Triennial Congress of Ukrainian Canadians in Toronto on November 8, 2013.
Carrick on money: Why we should humbly thank the rich
Rather than bash them, Boris Johnson argues, “we should be offering our humble and hearty thanks” to the very wealthy.
Today's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Finning International, the world’s biggest Caterpillar equipment dealer, has seen its stock hammered by a drop in sales of mining equipment.
Grey Cup berth a sweet one for veteran quarterback Henry Burris
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Henry Burris celebrates after beating Toronto Argonauts 36-24 to win the CFL eastern conference final in Toronto on Sunday November 17 , 2013.
Case of Dennis Oland, charged with murder in father’s death, adjourned to January
Richard Oland in 2010. Oland's son, Dennis, was charged with murder in Richard's July 2011 death in November 2013.
Two Hours Traffic call it quits largely over financial concerns
Members of the Prince Edward Island band Two Hours Traffic (left to right) Andrew MacDonald, Liam Corcoran, Nathan Gill and Derek Ellis are shown in a handout photo.
EU’s targeting of oil sands could have spillover effect on Keystone XL: Oliver
File photo of Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver.
B.C. farmers squeezed between development and outmoded regulations
A hungry goat takes a bite out of Glenn Smith's shirt during feeding time at the 140-year-old family-run farm in Langley, November 16, 2013.
Loonie ends lower amid concerns over global growth
Canadian dollars.
Families reflect on release of man convicted in Mayerthorpe RCMP shootings
Dennis Cheeseman waits in the cafeteria in the law courts in Edmonton, Alberta on Monday Jan. 19, 2009. Cheeseman and Shawn Hennessey pleaded guilty Monday to four counts of manslaughter in the deaths of the four Mounties James Roszko ambushed, shot and killed inside his Quonset hut outside Mayerthorpe on March 3, 2005.
What you may think are frostbite symptoms could be signs of Raynaud’s, doctors say
Michelle Richard holds up her hands at her home in Halifax on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2013. Richard has painful condition called Raynaud's disease, which causes her fingers and hands to transform colour from completely white, to blue and then red after exposure to a sudden change in temperature.
Weston profit slips as stores snub its frozen dough
W. Galen Weston, executive chairman of grocery giant George Weston Ltd., speaks during the company's annual general meeting in Toronto on Thursday, May 9, 2013.
Twenty jokes about Rob Ford from Monday’s U.S. late-night talk shows
Mayor Rob Ford puts his head in his hand shaking it, in chambers at City Hall in Toronto on November 18, 2013 during a special council meeting to limit more of his powers.
Before the bell: Stocks weaken as OECD urges caution
Rob Ford’s prime-time TV tour: America’s new nightmare?
John Doyle
How Russia keeps China close – and its neighbours even closer
A Russian natural gas compressor station near Minsk. China is dramatically increasing its imports of crude oil from Russia and the two countries seem to be on the verge of huge deals involving natural gas.
Sears Canada stock jumps on news of special dividend
The Sears store at Toronto's Eaton Centre on Yonge St., Toronto Oct. 29, 2013.
Patheon go-private deal latest in changing mid-cap health-care sector
This file photo shows Patheon’s analytical development lab. Patheon is the target of a $1.4-billion (U.S.) friendly takeover.
Canada’s recovery stalled, housing still a risk, OECD says
Michael Babad
Police detonate suspected 'incendiary device' in downtown Toronto
Police investigate the scene where they detonated an incendiary device found in a car early this morning on King Street West at Peter Street in Toronto on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013.
Fifty years after JFK's assassination, conspiracy goes mainstream
A visitor to Dealey Plaza runs across Elm Street where the X marks the spot where the fatal shot hit President John F. Kennedy as his motorcade drove through Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
Where the heck’s that $3.1-billion? Where’s the fury?
Lawrence Martin
Meet the new servant class
Margaret Wente
MacLeod: Patriots comeback stalled on non-call by the officials
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady
Economy at risk as demand cools for new homes
The Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals, which represents brokers across the country, argues that while all the focus is on the resale market, ‘the adjustment of housing starts has just barely begun.’
Rob Ford rages against the fading of his political light
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford heads for the elevator after a long day at City Hall on Nov. 18, 2013, where a special council meeting stripped him of much of his power and budget.
Expert faceoff: Do I need the services my dealership recommends?
Toronto council within its rights to curb Ford’s power, legal experts say
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford talks with his lawyer in chambers at City Hall on Nov. 18, 2013.
Nov. 19: Rob Ford and the circus connection – and other letters to the editor
Mayor Rob Ford listens to motions put forth during a regular council meeting at City Hall in Toronto on Nov. 18, 2013.
For NDP, Ford’s implosion is a potent weapon against Harper – if they can use it
OECD calls for BoC to more than double rate to 2.25% by end of 2015
File photo of Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz. The OECD says Canada may need to start hiking its trendsetting interest rate within the next year and steadily push it to 2.25 per cent by the end of 2015.
In the hospital, every day is a battle for one thing - to leave
Patient Adel Doss, 54, is seen at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, Ontario Thursday, October 31, 2013.
Older workers’ knowledge is walking out the door
Right, Cade White, operator, and Randy Corder, reliability improvement program implementer, at Agrium Inc.’s Conda Phosphate Operations.
The Francis Bacon indicator? Art world soaks up excess cash
Brian Milner
Three tips for independent retailers this shopping season
A line forms in front of Target as they wait before its opening at 9 p.m. as shoppers took advantage of the sales and deals in the earlier shopping period for the typical "Black Friday" event on Thursday evening, Nov. 22, 2012 in Chico, Calif. (AP Photo/Jason Halley, Chico Enterprise-Record)
Subprime lender the target of nasty proxy fight
Former Equity Financial Holdings executives have joined forces with Stephen Griggs, the former executive director of the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance.
No shortage of workers – just a shortage of training
Temporary foreign worker David Beattie, left, from Scotland and Thomas Sutton from England take a break from working on the construction of a new police station in Edmonton.
Neymar is living ‘every Brazilian’s dream’
Brazil's Neymar celebrates after scoring a goal against South Korea during their friendly soccer match at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013.
November 19: Your daily horoscope
scorpio
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My wife and I are trying to get pregnant. How do I improve my sperm health?
Monahan ends marathon shootout to lift Flames past Jets
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