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At the open: TSX flat, Nasdaq touches 4000
A man walks past the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York's Times Square, August 23, 2013.
Thirty-year mortgages remain a focus for OSFI
File photo of Julie Dickson, head of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.
TTC unveils free WiFi at two subway stations
A commuter looks at his smart phone on the Metro, Wednesday, September 25, 2013 in Montreal. Telus Rogers and Quebecor have announced plans to build a wireless network in the subway that will allow riders to use their phone, laptops and tablets underground.
As Iran opens to the world, Canada is left behind
In this photo released by the Iranian Students News Agency, ISNA, Iranians hold posters of President Hassan Rouhani as they welcome Iranian nuclear negotiators upon their arrival from Geneva at the Mehrabad airport in Tehran, Sunday, Nov. 24, 2013.
Masterchef Canada to debut after Super Bowl in new year
From left, restaurateurs Claudio Aprile, Michael Bonacini and Alvin Leung will put home chef contestants through their paces on the new CTV show Masterchef Canada, debuting in the winter of 2014.
Detour Gold CEO steps down, stock plummets
Detour Gold announced Monday that CEO Gerald Panneton is resigning his position.
Monday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Carrick on money: Condo buyers, beware
A condo building, centre, under construction in downtown Toronto. Economists fear that a building frenzy and pricey condos could lead to a U.S.-style crash.
Memo to Canadian ‘pot tourists’ to U.S.: Be careful what you say at the border
Canadian border guards are silhouetted as they replace each other at an inspection booth at the Douglas border crossing on the Canada-USA border in Surrey, B.C., on August 20, 2009.
Stay-at-home moms: Stop pretending you’re better. Signed, working moms
Marina Adshade
Portraits of the Grey Cup champions
Wide receiver Scott McHenry poses for a photograph outside the Saskatchewan Roughriders dressing room after the game on Sunday November 24, 2013 in Regina. The Saskatchewan Roughriders won the 101st CFL Grey Cup.
Loonie ends lower as oil falls after Iran nuclear deal
Canadian dollars.
Whole Foods provides loan to Canadian small business
Brownie Bites from Molly B’s Gluten Free Kitchen
Management shuffle at BlackBerry ‘just the beginning’
John Chen, interim CEO and executive chairman of BlackBerry, is pictured in 2010.
Venture capital investments jump in third quarter, buyouts, equity deals slip
New figures show that venture capital investments rose 48 per cent in the third quarter.
Family Guy kills off star character: disrespectful or smart move?
In this image released by Fox Broadcasting, the characters from Fox's "Family Guy," animated program, from left, Peter, Lois, with Stewie on her lap, Meg, on ground, Chris and dog Brian, are shown.
In Africa, accusations of witchcraft still a reality for many women
A young girl stands along a street in Ghana before a 2009 visit by U.S. President Barack Obama. Accusations of witchcraft are a disturbing example of a lesser-known form of violence to which women can be subjected daily in some areas of the world.
Park lovers debate as silt fills Stanley Park’s Beaver Lake
Visitors stop near a beaver lodge to photograph wildlife at Beaver Lake in Vancouver's Stanley Park.
Rubenstein: Adam Scott is oozing self-confidence
Adam Scott
Before the bell: Iran deal sparks sharp rally
What's a Santa rally, and will there be one this year?
Michael Babad
MacLeod: Tom Hanks and Martin Short help liven up a one-sided Grey Cup
Actors Martin Short (L) and Tom Hanks sit in the stands watching the 101st Grey Cup championship football game in Regina, Saskatchewan November 24, 2013.
Sister of Quebec media baron Pierre Karl Péladeau dies after car crash
Isabelle Péladeau, the sister of Pierre Karl Peladeau, the former president and CEO of media giant Quebecor, died in a car accident north of Montreal Saturday night.
Canadians still adding to debt but fewer falling behind, report says
Credit cards are displayed in Montreal on December 12, 2012.
Deal with Iran will squeeze oil prices
File photo of a worker at an oil well in Texas.
This holiday, don’t put anything you can't afford on your credit card
Cut my credit cards
This mom gave her teenagers control over all their spending. Would you?
Financial freedom
Why a by-election in this riding is making Stephen Harper nervous
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at Fort Garry Fire Trucks Winnipeg on Nov. 22, 2013. The Conservative Party is facing a difficult by-election in the riding of Brandon-Souris, which has normally been a Tory stronghold.
Why Hollande’s France is the sick man of Europe
Konrad Yakabuski
Nov. 25: Where the buck stops – and other letters to the editor
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is denying any knowledge of a one-time plan for the Conservative Party to repay Senator Mike Duffy’s expense claims.
Federal prisons more crowded, violent under Tories, ombudsman says
The Edmonton Institution, shown in January, 2011, is a maximum security prison in northeastern Edmonton.
How I joined the paper revolution
Environmentalist and actor Woody Harrelson says his passion is saving forest, but protests only shift the clear-cutting. Here’s how consumers and businesses are being given an alternative
Ah, the golden age of skilled comedians
Bob Robertson
Sex, lies and economics: Researcher’s map of infidelity wins Polanyi Prize
University of Ottawa professor Roland Pongou is shown on Nov. 22, 2013, in Ottawa.
Foxconn’s U.S. plant another blow to cheap Chinese labour meme
Brian Milner
Which tech stock is best to buy and hold?
Jeff Bezos, chairman and CEO of Amazon.com, introduces the Kindle Fire in September. Ian Shaffer, president and CEO of Montreal’s Galliant Capital Management, is confident in the company’s ability to stay ahead of trends.
Expanded CPP would benefit young workers, not punish them
Senior business manager discussing work with his younger colleagues.
Canadian inventor of the Buddy Belt broke away from the pack
Roxanne Pettipas is founder and chief executive officer of a company called Class Art Productions Inc. and inventor of the Buddy Belt, a canine collar that takes the pressure off a dog’s neck and distributes it across the shoulders instead. She is shown here with her 17-year-old dachshund, Buddy.
In Pictures: Buddy the dachshund and his innovative shoulder harness
This is17-year-old Buddy, whose owner came up with Buddy Belts, a new kind of dog collar.
The best tablet right now: The new iPad mini
The extra money you’ll spend to bring an iPad mini with Retina display home for the holidays is worth every penny.
Snakehead in Burnaby pond, May 25, 2012
Suspected snakehead in Burnaby pond in a frame grab from Youtube.
Snakehead caught in Central Park, Burnaby
Frame grab from Youtube.
DNA testing provides clues on captured B.C. ‘frankenfish’
A large fish, believed to be a Snakehead, at Burnaby's Central Park.
Fort McMoney: Explore, vote, debate and shape the future of the oil sands in this documentary game
An image from Fort McMoney, an interactive document by the National Film Board.
In Pictures: Ferrari's exotic $300,000 dream machine
2014 Ferrari 458 Speciale
Decorating dynamo: 'I'm a terrible, terrible driver'
CBC host Chris Hyndman from CBC’s Steven and Chris. He just purchased a Jaguar.
First drive: Sharpening Ferrari’s best-handling knife
Our test driver finds the new 458 Speciale, above in Ferrari red, naturally, is perhaps the best handling car in the world, with a flat nose that inhales corners.
Cato: Uptown goes downtown with cheaper cars
The 2013 Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 Sport starts at $33,900. Mercedes-Benz has enjoyed spectacular growth in Canada in large part because of a willingness to make its cars more affordable to a larger audience.
Oil sands debate not about good vs. evil
Margaret Wente
Child-sized Ferrari toy sells for $126,500
One of the five surviving 180 Testarossa children’s cars sold at auction for $126,500 recently.
Why is Canada backing oil over other industries?
Eric Reguly
No excuses for Tiger-Cats after Grey Cup beat-down
Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Kent Austin walks off the field after losing to the Saskatchewan Roughriders the Grey Cup, Sunday, November 24, 2013 in Regina.
November 25: Your daily horoscope
sagittarius
Can eating chocolate really lower body fat?
Why CBC-TV’s winter season junket misses the mark
John Doyle
Airlift mix-up at Ontario reserve heightens concerns about oversight of Ornge carriers
Ontario’s Pikangikum First Nation is shown from the air on Jan. 5, 2007.
Seven Days of Television: November 25 to December 1
Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) and Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) - The Walking Dead - Gallery Photography - PHoto Credit: Frank Ockenfels/AMC
Lives Lived: Seema Leon, 89
A legendary rally racer born of failure, opportunism and enthusiasm
1974 Lancia Stratos HF
The Green Machine delivers with authority
Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant kisses the cup after beating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Grey Cup, Sunday, November 24, 2013 in Regina.
Rider Nation basks in glow of Grey Cup win over Ticats
Saskatchewan Roughriders slotback Weston Dressler hoists the cup after beating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Grey Cup, Sunday, November 24, 2013 in Regina.
Indian magazine editor under investigation over sex-crime allegations
Activists of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad party, linked to India's main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, shout slogans during a protest against Tarun Tejpal, editor-in-chief of India's leading investigative magazine, in New Delhi on Nov. 22, 2013.
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