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It’s an urban century. Canada needs a department of cities
The skyline of downtown Montreal in this file photo from 2009.
Harper’s book on the history of hockey to be published this fall
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his daughter Rachel sit behind NHL commissioner Gary Bettman during the NHL All-Star game in Ottawa, Jan. 29, 2012.
Health Canada warns on furniture tip-overs and children
Skunks, trout and pellet guns: Mayor Rob Ford visits the Toronto Sportsmen's Show
J.P. Moczulski
Daimler should set sights on best, not biggest
Daimler AG CEO Dieter Zetsche.
At midday: S&P 500 struggles to hold 1500-level
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, September 12, 2012.
Bouchard exits as head of Quebec’s oil and gas association
Former Quebec premier Lucien Bouchard is stepping down as head of Quebec's petroleum and gas association In this file photo, he speaks at the organization's 2012 annual meeting.
Do the couples that drink together stay together?
Five tough questions for President Obama’s would-be CIA director
In this Oct. 29, 2010 file photo, Deputy National Security Adviser for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism John Brennan briefs reporters at the White House in Washington. Brennan, now President Barack Obama's nominee to be CIA director, withdrew from consideration for the job in 2008 amid criticism over the agency's use of harsh interrogation techniques, like waterboarding, against terrorist suspects. This time, in 2013, he's making it clear he strongly opposes such practices. Former and current U.S. intelligence officials say Brennan wasn't so vocal a decade ago.
Senator Patrick Brazeau arrested, kicked out of Conservative caucus
Senator Patrick Brazeau accepts the Bad Sport Award at the National Press Gallery Dinner Saturday in Gatineau, Quebec, Saturday November 3, 2012.
Study pinpoints gene mutation that could lead to fatal aortic valve disease
Rubenstein: The Golf Swing Shirt
Lorne Rubenstein demonstrates the Golf Swing Shirt
Mark Carney's 45-page Q&A with England's House of Commons Treasury Committee
Mark Carney will show up at a parliamentary committee meeting this week in London to face some tough questions about being governor of the Bank of England.
Laval University selected to host the 49th Vanier Cup
Laval University Rouge et Or's celebate with the Vanier Cup after defeating the McMaster University Marauders in CIS football action at the 48th Vanier Cup championship game in Toronto on Friday, Nov. 23, 2012.
Kachkar was ‘very hyped up,’ paramedic says. ‘I felt scared’
Richard Kachkar, the man accused of murder in the snowplow death of a Toronto police officer made his first appearance before a packed courtroom on Jan. 21, 2011.
Why union survival isn’t just about the money
Disgruntled Air Canada workers hold a rally at Pearson Airport in Toronto in this 2011 file photo. A new report says unions must change to remain relevant to young people and reverse diminishing membership.
Messi signs new contract with Barcelona until 2018
Argentina's national soccer player Lionel Messi arrives for a training session with his team at the Friends Arena in Stockholm, Sweden, February 5, 2013, on the eve of an international friendly match against Sweden.
Lives Lived: Elizabeth Jean Inkster, 67
Surrey, B.C. entrepreneur's T-shirt parody raises city’s ire
Grantham: Exit signs to watch for
Shareholder activist targets SNC, Talisman in push to ‘unlock value’
Pedestrians walk past a sign for the head office of SNC Lavalin in downtown Montreal March 26, 2012.
A palace coup at Apple?
Scott Barlow
Carney emerges from grilling with barely a scratch
Carl Mortished
Bell and Raines headline Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2013
Sterne coasts to comfortable Joburg Open win
Richard Sterne
Ottawa police charge man in killings of two sex workers
Ottawa police announced charges in the deaths of two prostitutes on Feb. 7, 2013. This photo is from the Facebook account of Marc Leduc, the suspect.
RIM adds 2 former telecom executives to board of directors
Research In Motion president and CEO Thorsten Heins gestures during the launch of the RIM Blackberry 10 devices in New York Jan. 30, 2013.
Most Canadians stuck to their holiday shopping budgets, poll finds
Some Canadians are ditching their ‘give like Santa’ ways and are putting the brakes on holiday spending.
Middle of Nowhere: The official trailer
Screen grab from trailer for "Middle of Nowhere"
Behind the scenes of the Mexico drug war project
A woman who was found beating herself in the downtown of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico seen in a privately run shelter for the mentally ill west of the city. Due to a lack of state social infrastructure many people with extreme mental illnesses are brought here.
Side Effects: The official trailer
Screen grab from an online trailer for the film "Side Effects"
My stress makes me physically ill. How do I stop it?
Carrick on money: Cold shower time for stock market optimists
Canadian bank stocks on fire, despite downgrades
Identity Thief: The official trailer
Screen grab from a trailer for the film "Identity Thief"
Map: 528 Beatty St., Vancouver
Shatner vs. Hadfield: Astronaut takes a call from Captain Kirk
All in Good Time: The official trailer
Screen grab from trailer for the film "All in Good Time"
Carney kept on his toes, and lands on his feet, in day of questioning in London
A video grab image shows Mark Carney, the next governor of the Bank of England, answering questions from a parliamentary committee in the Houses of Parliament in central London Feb. 7, 2013.
Soft market trims price on Vancouver heritage loft
Chris Brown back in court for alleged sentence breach
Singer Chris Brown appears in court for a probation revocation hearing at the Criminal Justice Center in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013.
Elton John to join Grammys tribute to Band singer Levon Helm
In this Aug. 14, 2009, file photo, Levon Helm performs with the Levon Helm band during the Heroes of Woodstock concert at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, N.Y. Elton John and Mumford & Sons will hit the Grammys stage to pay tribute to Helm.
Tim Hortons, Jason Priestley and the doughnut mash-up you have to see
‘The Priestley’ doughnut is shown in a photo from Tim Hortons. A sitcom gag about the ubiquitous presence of Tim Hortons has inspired the company to create a suitably outlandish treat.
Where can I find an online currency calculator?
Japanese 10,000 yen notes, left, U.S. $100 notes, right, and Chinese 100 yuan notes, top.
Does transparency limit execs’ pay, or make it rise?
Daimler AG Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche pauses during the company's annual news conference in Stuttgart February 7, 2013.
Beckham hopes to emulate Giggs and Scholes in PSG role
A man looks at a PSG soccer shirt on display with the name of British soccer player David Beckham, at the the Club's shop on the Champs Elysees, in Paris, Friday, Feb. 1, 2013.
At the open: TSX edges up amid bevy of earnings; RIM rises
A trader works on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, Friday, Dec. 28, 2012. Stocks were heading lower Friday, for a fifth day, on concern that Washington lawmakers will fail to reach a budget deal before a year-end deadline.
New York Times says revenue rises on subscription growth
In this July 22, 2008 file photo, traffic passes in front of The New York Times building in New York.
Chicago has a crush on Canada. Here's why
The Chicago Tribune says poutine has become popular in Chicago restaurants.
Agrium case for staying together flawed, activist investor says
Agrium CEO Michael Wilson.
Apple hit with shareholder lawsuit by Einhorn hedge fund
David Einhorn, President of Greenlight Capital, speaks at the 6th Annual New York Value Investing Congress in New York City, October 13, 2010.
Profits up but prospects bleak for Japanese electronics makers
A shopper riding an escalator passes an advertisement of Sony Corp. at an electronic store in Tokyo February 6, 2013. Sony Corp posted a third-quarter operating profit after a loss a year ago, supported by lower costs and proceeds from asset sales that are helping it offset weak demand for its TVs and other devices. Picture taken February 6, 2013.
Shoppers hikes payout amid higher sales
A Shoppers Drug Mart location in Toronto.
Liverpool stalwart Carragher to quit at end of season
iverpool's Jamie Carragher, left, challenges for the ball with Lyon's Lisandro Lopez, right, during their Champions League Group  E soccer match at Gerland stadium, in Lyon, central France, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009.
More regulation is not the answer to cellphone users’ woes
NeatFreak managing partner John Collins poses with his Blackberry in Mississauga, January 24, 2013.
Loonie ends lower on U.S. dollar strengthening
Building permits values drop 11.2 per cent in December
This file photo shows new homes under construction in Richmond Hill, Ont.
Politics Today: Some clarity on Quebec sovereignty
File photo of Quebec Premier Pauline Marois.
Stéphane Dion: Quebeckers want more clarity than 50% plus one
Former Liberal leader Stephane Dion speaks with reporters outside the House of Commons on Dec. 13, 2011.
U.S. jobless claims fall, trend reading at near five-year low
Attendees carry their resumes as they arrive at a job fair in a Washington hotel in this file photo.
U.S. retail chains report mixed sales in January
A shopper loads his cart at a Costco Wholesale store in Arlington, Va., in this file photo.
Fresh bidder emerges for stricken Portsmouth
Portsmouth FC soccer club crest
ECB says will monitor impact of euro strength
European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi.
London track meet drops taxes to lure Bolt for July event
Jamaica's Usain Bolt gestures during a news conference ahead of the Golden League athletics meeting in Brussels
'Irritated' by Canada-U.S. price gap? Your dollar's worth $1.005 in Buffalo
Michael Babad
Five things we’ve learned from a record year at Cineplex
Caesar Flickerman (Stanley Tucci) and Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) in The Hunger Games.
Morning Briefing: Iran says U.S. 'holding gun' to its head on nuclear talks
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei greets election officials as he presents his identification papers to cast his ballot in the parliamentary election in Tehran.
Premarket: TSX heading for mild gains, RIM on the rise
BCE boosts dividend as profit climbs
File photo of George Cope, chief executive officer of BCE.
Air Canada’s global push raises customer service questions
Passengers wait in line for an Air Canada flight at Toronto's Pearson airport, March 18, 2012.
Blast of winter to bring up to 25 cm of snow to southern Ontario
Southern Ontario is expecting weather like this overnight Feb. 7-8, 2013
Beyond the gang-rape trial, India’s courts are a world-class catastrophe
My Car: Home decor diva feels hip again in her Lexus SUV
Petrina Gentile
2014 Mazda6 sedan to have diesel engine option
The 2014 Mazda6 shares no common parts with its predecessor. There will be two fresh engine choices: a 185-horsepower, 2.5-litre SkyActiv four-cylinder and, later in the year, a 2.2-litre turbodiesel.
Britain’s HMV to axe 66 stores, nearly 1,000 jobs at risk
A HMV sign is seen outside a store in Harrogate, northern England, in this December 11, 2008 file photo.
Teck seeks deals in a softening metals market
A truck hauls a load at a Teck Resources operation in B.C. in this handout photo.
Mark Carney takes centre stage in London ahead of Bank of England job
Mark Carney will show up at a parliamentary committee meeting this week in London to face some tough questions about being governor of the Bank of England.
Iran’s Khamenei rejects offer of direct talks with U.S.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei greets election officials as he presents his identification papers to cast his ballot in the parliamentary election in Tehran.
Manulife Financial's long road back to profit
Manulife Financial headquarters in Toronto. The company reported a profitable fourth quarter on Thursday, ending a punishing stretch.
Alcatel CEO to quit after $1.9-billion loss
Alcatel-Lucent chief executive officer Ben Verwaayen.
When it’s Splitsville, what happens to your RRSP?
Is Canada's party discipline the strictest in the world? Experts say yes
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is sometimes described as a control freak – but plenty of control freaks have occupied the prime minister’s office before him.
Weathering the storm with rear-wheel drive
Peter Cheney
Dowbiggin: CBC deal allows secondary networks use of Olympic highlights
Olympic rings for the 2014 Winter Olympics are installed in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, southern Russia, late Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2012.
Aung San Suu Kyi’s still waiting for her crown
Timothy Garton Ash
TED: Ideas worth spreading, or mumbo-jumbo?
Gary Mason
Feb. 7: Ambiguous clarity won’t do, and other letters to the editor
NDP leader Tom Mulcair: The NDP has introduced legislation to repeal the Clarity Act.
Land Rover now worth considering due to input from Indian owner
2013 Land Rover LR2
If nothing else, Tory plan to strip terrorists of citizenship is good politics
John Ibbitson
Exotic Acura NSX concept a supercar to dream about
Acura NSX Concept
Low-fee ETFs challenge mutual funds for investor affection
Yves Rebetez is managing director and editor of ETFinsight.ca
Saskatchewan knows what Tommy Douglas would do
Margaret Wente
Are lawyers just misunderstood?
Scales of justice
Arthur Porter affair prompts stricter vetting at CSIS watchdog
Stephen Harper chats in 2006 with Arthur Porter, left, whom he appointed to the Security Intelligence Review Committee.
Compensation rankings for Canada's top public companies
The next big thing in online marketplaces
Mia Pearson
Suncor woes a harbinger of wider crisis in oil sands
David Parkinson
New feature: Meet the owner of Winnipeg's Foxy Shoppe
Pamela Fox, owner of Winnipeg-based Foxy Shoppe.
Panel to reconsider three-year time limit in shareholder suits
Appeal Court appoints special five-judge panel to reconsider Timminco ruling.
CEO pay and performance march in step in Canada, study finds
At Canadian Oil Sands Ltd., CEO Marcel Coutu has a portion of his annual bonus linked to total shareholder returns.
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