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Railways must give cities annual data on hazardous materials, Ottawa says
Dozens of tanker cars similar to the model used for the train that crashed in Lac-Megantic, Que., are parked on Monday, July 16, on the train’s line near Farnham, Que.
Belgian priest starved Nunavut children to force them into sex, says witness
Catholic priest Eric Dejaeger leaves an Iqaluit, Nunavut courtroom Jan. 20, 2011 after his first appearance for six child sexual abuse charges in Igloolik dating back to the 1970s.
Video: BlackBerry's new $2,300 smartphone
Wright's secret $90,000 cheque to Duffy broke the law, RCMP allege
Nigel Wright, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff, arrives to testify before the Commons ethics committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa in this November 2, 2010 file photo. Harper announced May 19, 2013 he has accepted the resignation of Wright, following revelations his chief of staff had been involved in the ongoing Senate expense account spending scandal.
Rubenstein: World Cup is a diminished event
The World Cup golf trophy
At the open: Gold stocks pull Toronto stock market lower
TMX Group Inc. signage is displayed on a screen in the broadcast center of the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Oct. 31, 2011. A takeover of Toronto Stock Exchange owner TMX Group Inc. by a group of Canadian banks and pension funds is "significantly" more likely to succeed after TMX's board endorsed the C$3.73 billion ($3.73 billion) offer, analysts said. Photographer: Norm Betts/Bloomberg
Kendall Jenner reveals racy photo (don’t forget it’s a deliberate move)
Kendall Jenner, the half-sister of the Kardashian clan, posted an image on her Instagram feed from a fashion shoot with Australian photographer Russell James.
Air Canada, Cargojet explore strategic tie-up
File photo of Cargojet CEO Ajay Virmani.
As sectarian tensions rise once again in Lebanon, the world is tuning out
A Lebanese Army investigator, right, inspects as Hezbollah civil defense workers, left, stand next to him, at the scene a day after two explosions struck near the Iranian embassy, in Beirut, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013.
My antique car needs too much work. What should I do?
Joanne Will
Stratford Festival stages a comeback
Matt Alfano (centre) in the Stratford Festival’s 2013 production of Fiddler on the Roof.
Finchem: Olympic course progress "reasonably good"
Area selected for planned Olympic golf course in Rio
Rutledge retains Champions Tour card at Q-School
Jim Rutledge
Wednesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Canadian Tire’s proposed new REIT will acquire a majority of the company’s real estate, including 255 retail properties and one distribution centre.
Xbox exclusive 'Forza Motorsport 5' races down familiar tracks
Yep, that’s a video game. Not a picture of a real life racing car. No one said this game didn’t look good, just not an eyeopener in terms of gameplay.
Fitness trainer’s photo with Ford raises new questions; new info on wiretaps released
Valerio Moscariello, who owns the fitness company Team Body Pro, posted to Twitter and Instagram Tuesday November 19, 2013, a photo of himself standing in front of Mr. Ford with the message “Toronto Mayor Rob Ford joins forces to get in shape."
Carrick on money: Chill out, retirement pessimists
Retired senior.
Demand, price for B.C. bud dropping in wake of U.S. legalization
Daniel Curylo laughs while posing with some of the marijuana plants that he uses for marketing purposes in Seattle on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013. His goal? A cannabis business park northwest of Olympia that would feature his growing operation, Cascade Crops, as well as retail stores run by his mother, father and aunt.
Missiles, cake and mistrust: The strange story behind U.S.-Iran relations
Iranian women sit under a painting of a revolver during a protest in front of the former U.S. embassy in Tehran to mark the anniversary of Student's Day November 4, 2006. Thousands of Iranians on Saturday chanted "Death to America" outside the former U.S. embassy which students stormed on this day in 1979, renewing Iran's defiance at a time when it faces possible sanctions for its nuclear work.
Celebrity six-pack: What you need to know about Justin Bieber, Kris Jenner and more
Justin Bieber performs at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, July 25, 2013.
Ivanhoé Cambridge buys twin office buildings in Chicago for $360-million
Ivanhoé Cambridge grows its presence in Chicago's West Loop district with the purchase of twin office buildings 10 and 120 South Riverside Plaza.
Why India’s advertisers are breaking social taboos
A bride wearing gold ornaments sits before taking her marriage vows during a mass wedding ceremony in New Delhi. A new advertisement in India takes aim at the notion that women require excess ‘bling’ to look special on their wedding day.
Cost-cutting at BC Ferries long overdue
Gary Mason
Loonie ends higher ahead of comments from Poloz
Canadian dollars.
Rob Ford scandal hurting Toronto’s global brand, research finds
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford wipes his forehead while talking with his lawyer, George Rust-D'Eye, at City Hall on Nov. 18, 2013.
St-Pierre or Hendricks? FightMetric says Hendricks was more effective at UFC 167
Johny Hendricks following a UFC 167 mixed martial arts championship welterweight bout on against Georges St. Pierre
Critics not pleased with Arcade Fire’s strict dress code for upcoming tour
Win Butler, right, and Regine Chassagne of Arcade Fire, perform Oct. 24, 2013 at the Little Haiti Cultural Center in Miami.
Before the bell: Stocks struggle to resume rally
Missing in action: Barack Obama, the cool man of competence
David Shribman
Ottawa set to toughen stand against cyberbullying
Gold bars stashed in plane’s toilet highlight India’s trade woes
Michael Babad
How Quebec chooses immigrants
Lysiane Gagnon
Ford Nation stands by its man. No. Matter. What.
Jeffrey Simpson
Yes, PhD grad, there is life outside the Ivory Tower
Not every PhD student wants a job as a tenure-track professor.
Why millennials head to the U.S.A., and how to stop them
Students work at Ryerson University's Digital Media Zone, a student incubator of sorts that allows students from many disciplines to take their ideas to market, while they study their undergraduate degrees
Presidents' cars: They don't build them like they used to
The 1961 Lincoln Limousine John F. Kennedy was killed in, code-named the X-100, was used by U.S. presidents until 1977.
MacLeod: Canucks reach new depths angry Tortorella charges
Vancouver head coach John Tortorella
Infographic: The housing challenges of Canada's prisons
The federal government announced in 2012 that it would shut down Kingston Penitentiary.
Destruction of medical records hampers veteran’s pension bid
Veteran Kenneth Young, shown at his home in Nanaimo, B.C., on Nov. 19, 2013, tried to get his medical records from a Veterans Affairs hospital and found out they had been destroyed.
Nov. 20: Ford, the nation – and other letters to the editor
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford answers questions during a City Council meeting.
Ford’s friendship leaves Harper unhurt in polls, but vulnerable in House
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford adjust his tie in chambers at City Hall on Nov. 18, 2013.
2015 Audi A8 preview: Subtlety, thy name is Audi
2015 Audi A8
Crumbling prisons put Tories' crime agenda under pressure
The federal government announced in 2012 that it would shut down Kingston Penitentiary.
Prof. Bernanke: Lessons in communication, and not reading tea leaves
U.S. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, right, takes the stage to address the National Economists Club annual dinner at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, Nov. 19, 2013. Bernanke said the Fed will maintain ultra-easy U.S. monetary policy for as long as needed and will only begin to taper bond buying once it is assured that labour market improvements would continue.
What did Kennedy do for the history of this country? Plenty, experts say
A still from American Experience: JFK, showing John F. Kennedy as a U.S. senator in 1957.
Employee retention is not just about pizza lunches and parties
Businessman holding a gift package in hand.
OECD prescription for Canadian interest rates would risk recovery
David Parkinson
Photos: 360º camera, little robots and sci-fi game top crowdfunding sites
Kickstarter and Indiegogo, two of the most popular donation-based crowdfunding sites in the country, give creative people the opportunity to fund their projects via online donations or pre-purchasing of products or experiences. Each month, The Report on Small Business will provide a snapshot of the top 10 Canadian entrepreneurial crowdfunding campaigns of the moment. The figures are accurate as of Nov. 15 at 5 p.m. ET
One more bit of bridal tradition going out the window
Angel Pui, the CEO of Vancouver-based Weddingful.com, wants to change the way people plan weddings. Members of the site – where brides register for free – can browse vendors who are ranked based on user reviews. They can also make bookings on the spot.
Rogers drives enterprise sales with new data centre
The company announced that its new operating unit, Rogers Data Centres, will open a flagship 80,000-square-foot facility in Calgary in January 2014.
Canada’s North is on the cusp of a delicate economic boom
The Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Louis S. St-Laurent sails past a iceberg in Lancaster Sound in the Northwest Passage.
Rob Ford’s lawyer disputes city council’s ‘symbolic hanging’
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford wipes his forehead while talking with his lawyer, George Rust-D'Eye, at City Hall on Nov. 18, 2013.
John Tortorella rips his team after Canucks fall to Panthers 3-2 in a shootout
A shot from Florida Panthers centre Shawn Matthias, not shown, goes past Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo (1) during third period NHL action in Vancouver, B.C. Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013.
Perron’s four points lead Oilers in rout over Blue Jackets
Edmonton Oilers' Jordan Eberle (14) Nail Yakupov (64) and David Perron (57) celebrate a goal on the Columbus Blue Jackets during second period NHL action in Edmonton, Alta., on Tuesday November 19, 2013.
November 20: Your daily horoscope
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Lives Lived: Erich Eduard Neumayer, 80
Mirtle: Scoring first goal as a Leaf good feeling for Clarkson but win is sweeter
Toronto Maple Leafs forward David Clarkson (71) reacts after scoring a goal against the New York Islanders during the third period at the Air Canada Centre.
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