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Telus boosts presence in health care
Dave Fuller, CMO at Telus. Telus is ramping up its presence in health care with a deal to acquire Ontario’s largest provider of electronic medical records.
Raw data: View Canada's planned expenditures for 2013-14
True or false: Skateboarders may pay more for car insurance
In this file photo, skateboarders were out in full force at Ashbridges Bay in Toronto last March.
Warning: it's easier to get into business than to get out
Symbol painted on pavement
Canadians can be savers again – if we recall how
Greg Pollock, president and chief executive officer of Advocis, The Financial Advisors Association of Canada, in Toronto, is worried that Canadians are carrying more debt than ever before.
Is it time to ban junk food?
Margaret Wente
Accused TTC workers being maligned, lawyer argues
A photo of a southbound 510 streetcar in Toronto's Chinatown on Dec. 10, 2012. As five transit enforcement officers accused of abusing their authority prepare to go to court, the lawyer for most of them says his clients don’t know enough about the allegations to respond.
Liberal MP at odds with customs agents over Greek band’s border entry
Libertal MP Jim Karygiannis denies advising a concert organizer to have a Greek singer misstate her reason for visiting Canada.
Feb. 26: Hollywood’s history, and other letters to the editor
Two more senators face questioning over housing allowances
A view of the Senate chamber on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Jan. 13, 2011. Members of the committee that polices Senate expenses have called in two senators for private interviews, raising to six the number of senators whose spending of public funds has come into question this year.
Canada still has much to learn from None is Too Many
Irving Abella, Shiff Professor of Canadian Jewish History at York University
Why Garneau can poke Trudeau with a sharper stick than other candidates
John Ibbitson
Justin Trudeau inexperienced? Think again
Lawrence Martin
Dowbiggin: Realignment should make Leafs happy but may be death knell for Jackets
Toronto Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer looks up as he reacts to his win over the Washington Capitals during third period NHL action in Toronto on Thursday, January 31, 2013.
Call to help Tibetans puts pressure on Canada’s new religion envoy
Lobsang Sangay, the head of the Central Tibetan Administration (also known as the Tibetan Government in Exile), says self-immolations in Tibet are the result of Chinese repression.
Rocket fired from Gaza hits Israel in first attack since truce
A Palestinian protester uses a sling to throw a stone at Israeli military jeeps during clashes at Hawara checkpoint near the West Bank city of Nablus, Feb. 25, 2013.
How the U.S. boom is dashing Canada’s energy super power dreams
A Nexen oil sands facility near Fort McMurray, Alta., is seen in this aerial photograph on July 10, 2012.
Price discounts: The other half of the barrel
Peter Tertzakian
Deal will let Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan shoulder more investing risk
Jim Leech, CEO of the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan: ‘It provides us with a tool to absorb some hiccups.’
In real estate investment, cash-clutching operators have the edge
Morguard Group Ltd. owns the Bramalea City Centre, a 1.2-million-square-foot regional mall located just north of Toronto.
Canada's securities regulators plan a more potent poison pill
Quebec’s securities regulator plans to announce its own competing and more radical proposal, amid public and government concern raised by last year’s proposal by U.S.-based Lowe’s Cos. Inc. to acquire Quebec retailer Rona Inc.
Italy’s anti-austerity ‘rebellion’ promises to spread
Five Star Movement leader and comedian Beppe Grillo speaks with media after casting his vote at the polling station in Genoa Feb. 25, 2013.
Stock markets slide in Asia and Europe on Italy vote
A video board shows the value of the Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar as a currency trader works at a foreign exchange company in Tokyo, Feb. 26, 2013.
February 26: Your daily horoscope
Aquarius
Parade’s End is Downton Abbey on acid – or at least very drunk
John Doyle
How do I know if the lump on my testicle is cancerous?
He preserved Canadian soldiers’ stories
Reginald Roy was amn active participant in the Second World War before turning his talents to recoding it.
Wynne urges expanded lottery system to maximize revenue for Ontario
Premier Kathleen Wynne is seen during a swearing-in ceremony at Queen's Park on Feb. 11, 2013. Ms. Wynne says Ontario must forge ahead with a plan to expand its lottery system and contract out its operation because the province needs the money.
Accused crew member in ferry sinking trial told colleague ‘my life is over’
Lifeboats from the Queen of the North sit on the deck of the Canadian Coast Guard vessel Sir Wilfred Laurier while on route to Prince Rupert, B.C., on March 22, 2006.
Robert Gagno, Burnaby’s pinball wizard
Pinballer Robert Gagno rides the skytrain to practice at a pub in downtown Vancouver.
Robert Gagno's instant attraction to pinball reaps rewards 20 years later
Robert Gagno reacts while watching other players qualify prior to the finals at the Rose City Showdown professional pinball tournament in Portland, Ore., on Feb. 23, 2013.
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