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Uganda coffee firm a pioneer in U.K., U.S. markets
In his book, published by Random House, Andrew Rugasira, founder of Good African Coffee, argues that trade has achieved what years of aid could not.
If this China prediction holds, watch out for mining stocks
Scott Barlow
Even-strength scoring a glaring weakness for Oilers
Eric Duhatschek
Barrick to start mediation effort at Peru mine
Barrick Gold Corp. chairman Peter Munk speaks during the annual general meeting of shareholders in Toronto in this May 2, 2012, file photo. Barrick lost more than $3-billion (U.S.) in the fourth quarter after a massive writedown on its African copper business.
Dock worker strike exposes fragile Brazil ports
A boat takes passengers past a ship docked at the port of Santos Feb. 22, 2013. Dock workers shut down the movement of global commodities through Brazilian ports early on Friday during a six-hour strike.
Why investors want Stantec to keep buying
Stantec CEO Bob Gomes at Stantec in Edmonton.
U.K. food regulator finds another 35 positive horsemeat tests
An employee of the microbiological laboratory of the Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety prepares a sample of minced meat for testing in Vienna Feb. 22, 2013.
Dividends: Ask award-winning fund manager about his top picks
Ryan Fitzgerald is a portfolio manager for CI Investments on the CI Signature High Income Fund.
HP shares jump on recovery hope
A Hewlett-Packard logo is seen at the company’s centre in Palo Alto, Calif.
Federal deficit reaches $13-billion for the year so far
Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Carrick on money: Spend nothing 10 days a month?
Party photos of the week: Reel Artists Film Festival
U.S. resale market running low on houses
A sold sign is posted outside a recently sold home in Springfield, Ill. in this file photo.
Reimer says knee is improving, but return date remains unclear
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender James Reimer puts on his face mask during the team's training camp in Toronto on Sunday, January 13, 2013.
Want love at first sight? Try Wal-Mart
Raptors GM calls on Bargnani to step up
Toronto Raptors' Andrea Bargnani is seen in the pre-game spotlight before their NBA basketball game against the Boston Celtics in Toronto, February 6, 2013.
Some Vancouver workers have been priced right out of the country
Morning commuters seen here on the # 1 highway where Vancouver and Burnaby meet.
Syrian opposition to form government for ‘liberated’ areas
People run upon hearing a nearby plane bombing during a protest against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the al-Katerji Tariq district in Aleppo February 22, 2013.
Blue Jays ready for first Grapefruit League action
Toronto Blue Jays' Adam Lind and Brett Lawrie finish batting practice at the team's MLB baseball spring training facility in Dunedin, Florida February 20, 2013.
Public editor: AP updates style on same-sex couples, catching up with other media outlets
High-flying Canadian bank stocks ignore reality
What happened at the Oscars? Our blow-by-blow blog from the big night
Former New Brunswick premier Shawn Graham quits
Former New Brunswick premier Shawn Graham is leaving politics after the province’s conflict of interest commissioner concluded he violated conflict of interest laws.
The 5 best (and 5 worst) Oscar hosts of all time
CP declares dividend
Surveyors work next to CP Rail trains which are parked on the train tracks in Toronto on Wednesday, May 23, 2012.
Comedian Mary Walsh on Senate reform
Drawn Off Topic: Mary Walsh on the Senate
Jean-Luc Brassard named assistant chef de mission for 2014 Olympics
Canada's freestyle skier Jean-Luc Brassard wins gold at the Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games
Need an idea for March Break? 12 great kid-lit museums
At Green Gables Heritage Place in PEI fans can see what life was like for their heroine.
Familiar faces in the weekend mix at Scotties Tournament of Hearts
British Columbia skip Kelly Scott
Dror Moreh's Oscar-nominated documentary examines the activities of Shin Bet
Dror Moreh is a fan of Spielberg blockbusters but doesn’t have the budget for that kind of movie in Israel.
At midday: Stocks in modest rebound, RIM still sinking
The screens at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto show the TSX’s closing numbers up 32.42 points on July 11, 2012.
Big Food sates an appetite for value
Ontario’s Attorney-General rejects call to investigate SIU
Ian Scott, head of the Special Investigations Unit, poses for a photo at the SIU headquarters on Oct. 27, 2008.
Brrr! 4 kid-friendly tips for staying warm (and avoiding frostbite) this winter
Quebec tennis pro faces sex charges in Florida
Pierre-Ludovic Duclos of Canada playing a match at the Rogers Cup tennis tournament in Toronto August 10, 2010.
Vatican denies sinister motives behind diplomat’s transfer
This July 18, 2012 file photo shows Vatican Undersecretary for the Relations with States, Mons. Ettore Balestrero speaking during a press conference at the Vatican. Pope Benedict XVI on Feb. 22, 2013 transferred a top official from the Vatican's secretariat of state to Colombia amid swirling media speculation about the contents of a confidential report into the Vatican's leaks scandal. Mons. Balestrero was named undersecretary of the Vatican's Foreign Ministry in 2009. Benedict XVI on Friday named him ambassador, or nunzio, to Colombia.
Canada’s Oscar nod in 1967? A cringe-worthy Canuck tribute
A scene from Helicopter Canada, nominated for an Oscar in 1967 for best feature documentary.
How do I pick eyeglass frames that suit my face?
Chow tries to get Tory MPs on board in push for city infrastructure spending
Olivia Chow, touted as a possible mayoral candidate if the mayor loses his appeal and has to leave office, says a casino would have negative consequences for the people in her riding.
Ontario high school union votes to return sports teams and clubs
Teachers around the province have withdrawn from extracurricular activities to protest against Bill 22, new education legislation that was in March.
Swoon in lumber price splinters U.S. housing stocks
Scott Barlow
Four branding lessons from this year’s Oscar nominees
This image released by Universal Pictures shows Anne Hathaway as Fantine in a scene from "Les Misérables." The costumes for the film were designed by Spanish designer Paco Delgado. Delgado is nominated for an Academy Award for his costumes from the film. The 85th Academy Awards will be held on Sunday, Feb. 24. (AP Photo/Universal Pictures)
Dismal retail numbers don’t bode well for broader economy
Holiday shoppers at Toronto’s Eaton Centre.
Early offer for Yorkville condo rejected
SNC-Lavalin hires chief compliance officer to guide company on ethics
Pedestrians walk past a sign for the head office of SNC-Lavalin in downtown Montreal March 26, 2012.
Map: 300 BLOOR ST. E., TORONTO
Kingsdale executive departs to start own agency
Competition cuts Rosedale condo price
S&P Homebuilder Index vs Lumber futures
Vote: What will you do with your tax refund?
File Number: 3207438 Canadian tax forms with calculator and pen isolated on white Credit: John Tomaselli / iStockphoto (Royalty-Free)
Map: 50 LYNN WILLIAMS ST., TORONTO
Strategic pricing helps Liberty Village condo sale
What is there to see in L.A. that has nothing to do with movies?
The Getty Villa in Malibu, Calif. is a free gallery that house a collection of 44,000 antiquities.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford asks for $116,000 in legal fees from citizen who sued him
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford speaks to reporters at a news conference at City Hall on Jan. 25, 2013, after hearing that he had won his appeal in a conflict of interest case.
5 L.A. restaurants where you can eat like a star
Superba Snack Bar in Venice has a mix of communal and regular tables and one side open to the street.
Map: 10 NAVY WHARF CRT., TORONTO
NDP’s Horwath keeps up the drum beats on gas plant scandal
Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. is seen in her office in Toronto, Nov. 14, 2012.
Toronto condo sells relisted at lower price
Toronto officially opens services to undocumented residents
Toronto Councillor Joe Mihevc.
How the Arab Spring sparked a Canadian awakening
Elie Nasrallah
Volkswagen sees flat 2013 profit as crisis kicks in
File picture shows an employee posing with an emblem for a Volkswagen Golf car during a photocall in a production line at the Volkswagen headquarters in Wolfsburg November 14, 2008.
Injured Sens defenceman Karlsson not interested in talking to Cooke
Ottawa Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson (65) limps off the ice as a team trainer arrives to help him after Karlsson collided with Pittsburgh Penguins left wing Matt Cooke during the second period of an NHL game in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013.
Reaction: 'Is Pistorius gonna be the modern day O.J.?'
Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius stands during his bail hearing at the magistrate court in Pretoria, South Africa, Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013.
Stantec soaring after string of acquisitions
New Aboriginal Affairs minister is a Mulroney-era veteran
Bernard Valcourt speaks with media at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, on May 18, 2011. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has filled a vacant cabinet post at the Department of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development by naming Valcourt.
Ottawa embarks on $2.1-million auto industry study
A Chrysler auto worker uses an ergo-arm to load the seats into Chrysler minivans at the Windsor Assembly Plant in Windsor, Ont., Jan. 18, 2011.
A hangover cure in a pill?
How Syria has changed the rules of war coverage
People run upon hearing a nearby plane bombing during a protest against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the al-Katerji Tariq district in Aleppo on Feb. 22, 2013.
OMERS posts 10 per cent return helped by private equity, real estate gains
OMERS president and CEO Michael Nobrega is seen in this file photo.
RRSP pitfalls to avoid
Desjardins Group surplus earnings dip, operating results gain
Monique F. Leroux, president and CEO of Desjardins Group.
At the open: Markets rise, but RIM stumbles after downgrade
Time Warner, Petrobakken and other oversold names worth a second look
Scott Barlow
Rubenstein: Brackets busted and egos wounded
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy
Defence department declares war on spending
Defence Minister Peter MacKay inspects a new Canadian military Sikorsky CH-148 Cyclone helicopter at 12 Wing Shearwater in Halifax on Thursday May 26, 2011.
Teachers ‘regret their actions’ after students learn Disney World trip was a prank
Disney World's Magic Kingdom will open for 24-hours on leap day, February 29, 2012.
Loonie closes at 7-month low as retail sales disappointment
Canadian dollar
Rebecca Marino’s courage in facing depression is an inspiration
Pro tennis athlete Rebecca Marino pauses for a moment as she addresses the media during a news conference in Vancouver, B.C. Wednesday, February, 20, 2013. Marino, who has been the subject of cyber bullying and who has depression, has decided to step away from the game.
More victims come forward after York University football coach charged with child luring, police say
Toronto Police Service handout photo of Daniel Younis
Jamaican students complain of lack of jobs after training
Teacher in classroom with eager students.
Seth Jones welcomes pressure of being touted as top NHL draft pick
Sweden's Elias Lindholm is checked on to Team USA goaltender John Gibson by USA's Seth Jones during second period gold medal hockey action at the IIHF World Junior Championships in Ufa, Russia, on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013.
Are checkout counters headed for extinction?
Kingston coffee shop owner Rich Ottenhof says his operations have become more efficient, cheaper and more responsive to customer wants since installing the Square payment system. ‘I already can’t imagine recommending someone do it another way.’
Weak auto, holiday sales rattle retailers, December drop biggest since 2010
File photo of a Toyota dealership in Toronto.
Canadian economy gets double blow on inflation, retail trade
File photo of a gasoline station in Montreal.
Watch the Hall hit on Clutterbuck
Morning Briefing: Adolf ‘Lu’ Hitler stumps for votes in India
A lifelike statue of Adolf Hitler kneeling in prayer is seen at the Boijmans van Beuningen museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Hewlett-Packard stock rebounds as red ink leaks less quickly
A Hewlett-Packard logo is seen at the company's Executive Briefing Center in Palo Alto, California in this file photo from in this January 16, 2013, file photo. Hewlett-Packard Co posted a 6 percent drop in fiscal first-quarter revenue of $28.4 billion, but it beat Wall Street expectations in a flat to shrinking personal computing market.
Eldorado revenue gains offset by China operating costs
File photos of Eldorado Gold's mine in Brazil.
Onex posts $77-million quarterly loss
File photo of Onex chief Gerald Schwartz.
How to turn inheritance into a lasting legacy
House prices to continue climbing, CMHC says
Michael Babad
Premarket: Here comes the rebound
The breezy option has become a serious power source
A pump jack works in front of a wind farm in Southwestern Ontario in this photo from July, 2012.
Western Forest Products promotes president to CEO
Ron Vanderkhove breaks up rock in a quarry on the Western Forest Product lot in this file photo.
Target's mascot wants to be your neighbour in Canadian ad debut
Target is pushing the neighbour theme in its Canadian ad debut.
Google, Fairfax, Buffett: Don't you want our money?
An illustration picture shows a Google logo with two one Euro coins, taken in Munich in this January 15, 2013 file photograph. Google Inc shares rose 1 percent to hit $800 per share on February 19, 2013.
EU forecast paints bleak economic picture for 2013
Outside view shows the Euro sculpture in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt in this file photo.
Police seize Griffiths shares after search of law office
Gary Guidry, the new president and CEO of Griffiths Energy International Inc., speaks to media outside of a Calgary court after a judge approved a $10.35-million penalty to the company.
65 things to do when you retire: Travel's up there
‘Unlike other books about retirement by single authors with one perspective, this book packs in 65 perspectives,’ with practical advice by some of the best retirement experts in the field as well as a number of first-hand accounts by retirees themselves, editor Mark Evan Chimsky says.
Live in the Cayman Islands: Globe Travel 'vines' a week in paradise
Tourists walk on Seven Mile Beach at sunset in George Town, Cayman Islands July 28, 2011.
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