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At midday: TSX posts solid gains ahead of Fed
The screens at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto show the closing numbers of the TSX at +252.19 on July 3, 2012.
Loonie ends sharply lower as Fed announces start of tapering
Canadian doll
Graphic: Top vehicle sales in Canada
New OMERS CEO Latimer aims to erase funding shortfall
OMERS has named Michael Latimer, left, as its new CEO. He will replace retiring chief executive Michael Nobrega, who leaves the post March 31.
Six reasons why Indians are outraged over U.S. treatment of diplomat
Activists in Hyderabad, India, shout slogans on Dec. 18, 2013, after burning an effigy of the U.S. to protest against the alleged mistreatment of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade.
Montreal Impact name former Chicago Fire boss Klopas as coach
Frank Klopas poses after being named head coach of the Chicago Fire MLS soccer team at a news conference at Toyota Park, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011, in Bridgeview, Ill. Klopas is the new coach of the Montreal Impact.
Jack Daniel’s Winter Jack Tennessee Apple Whiskey Punch, Tennessee
Rosemount Estate Shiraz 2012, Australia
Costa Farnel Prosecco, Italy
Salentein Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2011, Argentina
Pascual Toso Barrancas Vineyards Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2010, Argentina
Allegrini Palazzo Della Torre 2010, Italy
Caught on camera: Baby’s first Christmas, Dal’s 95th
Elena Vardanyan holds her newborn daughter, Sophia, as they are visited by big band leader Dal Richards, 95, dressed as Santa Claus at the maternity centre at St. Paul’s Hospital. Mr. Richards has been dressing up as Santa for more than 20 years to visit on behalf of the children’s charity Variety. He sings carols and hands out stuffed animals and blankets to children and their parents.
Public editor: The importance of diversity in Globe photos
From the Globe Style feature: Runway to Real Way
‘Royal’ treatment to Gaelic College name prompts uproar, resignation in Nova Scotia
The logo of The Gaelic College in Nova Scotia.
Canada Post CEO defends delivery cuts, says seniors will get more exercise
Canada Post CEO Deepak Chopra pose for a photograph Dec. 16, 2013 in Ottawa.
Maple Leafs announce Morgan Rielly not going to world juniors
Toronto Maple Leafs Morgan Rielly eyes the action during a training session as the Leafs prepare for the new NHL season in Toronto on Tuesday January 15, 2013.
Linking Quebec's Values Charter to French secularism is a deception
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault greets Quebec Premier Pauline Marois at the Hotel Matignon in Paris on Dec. 13, 2013.
How a Kingston worker was rescued from an inferno at what locals call the 'tinderbox'
A search and rescue helicopter rescues a crane operator during a fire in downtown Kingston, Ont., on , Dec.17, 2013.
Liberals rebound from disaster in 2013, with national and provincial poll leads
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is interviewed on Parliament Hill on Dec. 10, 2013.
Toronto commuters ordered off subway after train thought to have derailed
Toronto Transit Commission workers inspect the rail line after a train stopped in the morning rush hour just outside of Kipling Station in Etobicoke.
From Amazon to classroom: UBC to welcome Wade Davis
Wade Davis stands for a photograph at the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia after an announcement that he will teach anthropology at the school in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday December 18, 2013. Mr. Davis will begin his new job in July, 2014, based at UBC's Liu Institute for Global Issues, and will also be a research associate with the university's Museum of Anthropology.
At the open: TSX advances, traders await QE statement
In this Feb. 26, 2013 file photo, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies before the Senate Banking Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington.
Chrysler IPO may never happen – if Marchionne gets his way
Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of Fiat and Chrysler, at the North American International Auto Show at the Cobo Center in Detroit, Jan. 14, 2013.
Blair: Maple Leafs on the cusp of a crisis
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel reacts to the second Florida Panthers goal during the second period at the Air Canada Centre.
Strong Canadian luge team heads to Sochi seeking first Olympic medal
Alex Gough from Canada speeds down the course during her first run at the Women's luge World Cup Doubles event in Koenigssee, southern Germany, on Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012.
Héroux-Devtek, Boeing ink landing gear pact
A worker assembles landing gear at the Heroux Devtek facility in Quebec.
Wednesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Paul Desmarais Jr., President and CEO of Power Corp speaks during their annual general meeting in Montreal, May 10, 2005. REUTERS/Christinne Muschi
‘It should be illegal to call somebody fat,’ Jennifer Lawrence says
Academy Award winner Jennifer Lawrence used her time with Barbara Walters to get serious about how the media is complicit in reinforcing negative dialogue and self-image.
Law societies must show more courage on Trinity Western application
Elaine Craig
Free passes show that BC Ferries is private in name only
Gary Mason
Garda strikes $1.4-billion processing deal with Bank of America
In this Monday, Jan. 7, 2013 file photo, people pass a Bank of America branch in New York.
Ottawa cracks down on wireless fees
A man uses his cellphone in downtown Toronto September 3, 2013.
Jimmy Kimmel on dancing Rob Ford, city council: ‘Are they all on crack?’
Mayor Rob Ford, and other councillors and staff, dance during a musical presentatioat Toronto City Hall during the last scheduled council meeting before Christmas on 17, 2013.
Before the bell: Stock futures rise despite Fed jitters
Whatever the Supreme Court rules, it’s time to end prostitution
Benjamin Perrin
Gallery: Precious artifacts from Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope, in detail
Darrell Fox, Terry's brother, holds up a jug of water Terry collected from the Atlantic Ocean at the start of his run in 1980.
The Terry Fox collection – all 180,000 pieces – needs a home
Darrell Fox and Marnie Burnham, manager of the regional archive program, look over the Fox family’s memorabilia of Darrell’s brother Terry Fox at the Archives Canada Storage facility in Burnaby, Dec. 5, 2013.
China Investment Corp. revamps Canadian office
A truck hauls a load at Teck Resources Coal Mountain operation near Sparwood, B.C.
Ukraine is stuck in the middle. Here's how we can help
A Pro-European integration protester builds a new barricade in Independence Square in Kiev, December 16, 2013.
What did you learn out of school today?
Badges that recognize learning outside the classroom are easier to implement through technology.
$10 car gadget is a gift for life
Resqme emergency tool
Britain moving ahead with Canada-style polymer banknotes
Sample polymer 10- GB pound banknotes are seen on display at the Bank of England in London.
Dec. 18: Pension pinch – and other letters to the editors
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty responds to a question as he speaks with the media following a federal-provincial finance ministers’ meeting on Monday, Dec. 16, 2013 in Chelsea, Que.
On human rights, a plea for Canada to take some constructive criticism
Canada's Immigration Minister Jason Kenney speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 17, 2013. Kenney said June 23, 2013 that Alberta will compile a list of damages for the federal government to pay for.
Liberals, NDP duke it out for Quebec
Lysiane Gagnon
Dear Santa: A few requests that will solve my driving woes
Andrew Clark
Gift guide: The best video games for kids
Lego City Undercover for Nintendo's Wii U plays like a family-friendly version of the megahit 'Grand Theft Auto' series
Technicality let Ontario power utility hike managers’ pay despite freeze
Ontario Power Generation’s Toronto office. Nearly one in three managers at Ontario’s Crown-owned electrical power generating utility received pay hikes in 2012, despite a legislated wage freeze for the public sector.
Driving in snow: The good, the bad, the ugly
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Enforce them, but these laws are an ass
Jeffrey Simpson
Why aren't rear daytime running lights mandatory on cars?
rainy autobahn
Mayor Rob Ford is not super at apologies
Marcus Gee
How much do we spend on health care in Canada and where does it go?
Doctors at Sunnybrook hospital's rapid referral clinic are photographed in Toronto, Ontario November 7, 2013.
China offers another path to portfolio diversification
Women take pictures of a Santa Claus figure outside a shopping mall in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, earlier this month. The torrid pace of growth has raised Chinese living standards and has created a burgeoning consumer class.
‘Collaborative economy’ will tower above all trends in 2014
Peter Schwartz, chairman and CEO of Demeure.
Canadian pizzerias in a bind as cheese-import loophole closes
Pizza Pizza is among restaurants that had been skirting high Canadian cheese prices due to a loophole the federal government closed last month.
Provincial pension top-ups: Can you take them with you?
David Parkinson
What happens when customers are naughty, not nice
Andrew King used to think that a punitive clause would be needed to bring clients into line at WebSan Solutions. But now he offers free support agreements at the end of the contract instead.
Now the hard work begins: Keeping provincial budgets balanced
Quebec’s Minister of Finance Nicolas Marceau listens to a question during a presentation on the economic update for the 2012-13 provincial budget at the National Assembly in Quebec City.
Car thieves will be home for Christmas
2014 BMW i3
December 18: Your daily horoscope
sagittarius
Economics of the oil sands: It’s more than jobs and GDP
Andrew Leach
Her: Spike Jonze delivers a gentle and eccentric lonely-guy movie
Joaquin Phoenix as Theodore in Spike Jonze’s Her.
Four Canadians earn Web.com Tour cards for 2014
Nick Taylor
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues ditches narrative and goes straight for the laughs
This photo provided by Paramount Pictures shows Will Ferrell, left, as Ron Burgundy and Christina Applegate as Veronica Corningstone, in a scene from the film, "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
Why Peter O’Toole’s death marks the end of an era
John Doyle
Lives Lived: Janet Mary Whitmore Bingham, 85
Janet Mary Whitmore Bingham
In Pictures: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford puts on one-man show at City Hall
Mayor Rob Ford, and other councillors and staff, dance during a musical presentation by by Jay Douglas, on vocals, Bobby Hsu on saxophone, and Joe Palawan on keyboards at Toronto City Hall during the last scheduled council meeting before Christmas on 17, 2013. (Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)
Can learning badges replace grades?
Mozilla's Open Badges are being integrated into learning programs.
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