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The Demonologist: Part horror, part thriller, all page-turner
Andrew Pyper
Is Al Gore’s new book political propaganda or a literary legacy?
Al Gore delivers a presentation on global climate change, proving that humankind must confront global warming now or face devastating consequences in An Inconvenient Truth.
Getting ‘The Zauntourage’ out for beer pong and a good cause
Gregg Zaun is hosting a beer pong tournament to raise funds for Kids Help Phone.
Marissa Mayer and the Yahoo work-from-home debate: But what about dads?
Yahoo Inc Chief Executive Marissa Mayer attends the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, in this January 25, 2013 file photo. Mayer's decision to ban telecommuting sparked outrage around the country, but left many in Silicon Valley wondering what the fuss was all about.
Duhatschek: Trade action begins heating up around the NHL
Eric Duhatschek
Five things to do in Toronto this week, Feb. 28 to March 6
Guillaume Côté in Nijinsky.
Globe photojournalists nominated for National Pictures of the Year awards
Seymour Kanowitch and his beard will be one of two competitors from Canada at the 2012 Beard and Mustache Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada and will be competing in the Garibaldi category. (Portrait / Personality)
Scotia Capital makes new hire for prime brokerage
BMO, Scotia Capital look to their trading desks for support
BPA exposure can increase kids’ asthma risk, study finds
When it comes to bisphenol A exposure from polycarbonate plastic drinking and baby bottles, it's not whether the container is new or old but the temperature of the liquid that has the most impact on how much BPA is released, new research suggests.
Scotiabank to report quarterly results on Tuesday
The old Bank of Nova Scotia building at Queen and River Streets in Toronto is now occupied by a charitable organization.
Now on Craiglist: A pipe organ, just $20,000
Jesse Speigel, co-ordinator of the project going up in the former church, remains saddled with the Casavant Opus organ.
Recap: The Globe's Google hangout on the Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo (left) and teammate Corey Schneider listen to instructions during an informal skate at UBC in Vancouver, January 11, 2013.
Rock Energy: A promising stock in a risky sector
A cup of heavy oil produced in Alberta's oil sands: Energy companies are racing to exploit North America’s vast shale gas and oil fields, sparking the biggest drilling boom in generations.
Corruption isn’t the only reason Montreal is a mess
A Surete du Quebec police car sits outside the doors of Montreal City Hall during a raid by the province's anti-corruption squad in Montreal, February 19, 2013.
U.S. State Department says Keystone XL won't impact global warming
Demonstrators carry a pipeline replica during a march against the Keystone XL pipeline in Washington, February 17, 2013.
Hot-air balloon tragedy latest blow for Egypt's tourism industry
Foreign tourists visit Queen Hatshepsut’s temple. It was once Luxor’s busiest tourist site, but has fewer visitors now as tourism declines in Egypt.
A dysfunctional U.S. government in spotlight as sequester talks stall
Reporters listen to U.S. President Barack Obama speak about the sequester after he met with congressional leaders at the White House in Washington March 1.
Editor's letter: Why Stephen Harper and other Canadians are the new darlings of London
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks during a news conference with Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron on Parliament Hill in Ottawa Sept. 22, 2011.
Supreme Court tightens rules on criminal conspiracy
A person walks from the Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa on Wednesday Feb 27, 2013.
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The Big Gamble: B.C.’s complicated relationship with casinos
With stock in free fall, Atlantic Power installs poison pill
Ithaca buys Valiant Petroleum to boost North Sea output
Total SA’s Elgin Wellhead Platform is seen in the North Sea off the coast of Scotland April 2, 2012. Smaller oil producers and explorers in the North Sea are consolidating in a drive to revive flagging output in British waters.
Complex with motel, bar explodes in Quebec
Police tape demarking a crime scene.
Video chat: Tea shop owner's tips for overcoming small business obstacles
Bianchi replaces Razia at Marussia F1 team
Former Force India reserve driver Jules Bianchi of France
Breaking trails in B.C.
Karsten Heuer and John Bergenske make sure they’re headed in the right direction in Height of Rockies Provincial Park.
Flaherty concerned about impact of looming U.S. cuts on exports
Canada's Finance Minister Jim Flaherty listens to a question during a news conference in Ottawa March 1, 2013. The slowing Canadian economy means the government will have lower revenues than it initially forecast as it draws up the next budget, which is due soon, Flaherty said on Friday.
British boy’s $2,500 iPad app spending spree easily avoidable
Photos of elementary students using iPads at school to do amazing projects. (http://www.schooltechnology.org)
New Flyer buys Orion parts business of Daimler Bus
New Flyer Industries has purchased a business unit that supplies repair parts for heavy-duty transit buses for about $29-million (U.S.).
Utterly tranquil Tofino (just wait till you find the hidden hot springs)
Look for eagles playing in the cedar trees outside your room at the Pacific Sands Resort.
Canucks claim forward Sestito off waivers from Flyers
Toronto Maple Leafs Colton Orr (left) squares up to  Philadelphia Flyers Tom Sestito during first period preseason NHL hockey action in Toronto on Tuesday September  20, 2011
In search of a silver lining in Canada’s tepid economic growth
Kodak lands more flexible financing as it eyes bankruptcy exit
Kodak expects to emerge from bankruptcy in the middle of this year, focused on its commercial imaging business.
Four top spas to get your body beach ready
Banyan Tree Ungasan in Bali, Indonesia emphasizes body bliss, mental clarity and spiritual revitalization.
Steven Stamkos named NHL first star for February
Tampa Bay Lightning centre Steven Stamkos celebrates after scoring against the Buffalo Sabres during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013, in Tampa, Fla.
U.S. wineries chase more youthful clientele
Mark Beyerly and Sandy Stock sample fruit wines at The White Silo Farm and Winery in Sherman, Conn., July 1, 2006.
Groupon CEO’s firing was inevitable, obvious
Groupon Chief Executive Andrew Mason smiles outside the Nasdaq Market following his company's IPO in New York November 4, 2011.
Lonely in Phoenix? This hotel offers goldfish room service
The rooftop pool at the Hotel Palomar Phoenix.
Lloyds faces stretch to reach share price target
Have a look: 21 bold new styles from Paris Fashion Week
At midday: U.S. stocks off their lows but commodities hit TSX
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in this file photo.
Pomme is French for Apple is funny and liberating
Pomme is French for Apple was written by Bahai Watson, left, and Liza Paul, and was first staged at the 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival.
Pre-show accolades: See who's won Canadian Screen Awards so far
Shawn Doyle as John A. Macdonald and Peter Outerbridge as George Brown in the CBC’s John A: Birth of a Country, which goes into Sunday’s Canadian Screen Awards having already won four awards.
Toronto FC signs Welsh international striker Earnshaw, four others
Wales' Robert Earnshaw, left, is challenged by Croatia's Josip Simunic
Between teachers and kids, parents will always choose kids
A student is carried mosh-pit style during a protest of the Ontario government’s Bill 115 in December.
Einhorn drops Apple lawsuit, ends high-profile challenge
David Einhorn, president of Greenlight Capital, speaks at the 6th Annual New York Value Investing Congress in New York City in this file photo taken October 13, 2010.
Canadiens renew AHL affiliation with Hamilton Bulldogs for three years
Groupon woes go far beyond the corner office
What are the must-sees in Norway?
The Hanseatic wharf in Bergen, Norway.
The best time to camp? In the winter. Seriously
A blanket of stars cover the campers at Maiyuk Creek in British Columbia.
U.S. retailers poised to pull down the shutters
A housing rebound helped Home Depot become one of the few large U.S. retail chains to post higher same-store sales growth in the fourth quarter.
Texas shale boom shakes up oil trade routes
Carl Mortished
Canadian consumer confidence dips on job market worries
Bag-laden shoppers jam the Eaton Centre in downtown Toronto, Saturday December 15, 2012.
Toronto police arrest man in subway stabbing
Cassim Celani Cummings, 20, was arrested in February 2013 in connection with a stabbing on a TTC subway train.
Iron Ore shareholder Labrador Iron faces activist pressure
Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Income Fund - minephoto from source.
Why APTN’s Larose wants a funding increase
The APTN newsroom.
Big Six business lending offsets consumer slowdown
In the last quarter, four Canadian banks did deals in excess of $1-billion each.
Watchlist, stock quotes are back
Globe Watchlist alerts on an iPhone.
Watch out, Grandma: Google is making you obsolete, study finds
Chesapeake, CEO McClendon under SEC investigation
Chesapeake Energy Corp. CEO Aubrey McClendon walks through the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana in this March 26, 2012 file photo.
U.S. factory sector grows at best pace in 1-1/2 years
In this Friday, June 22, 2012, file photo, Tesla Model S frames are shown in the assembly area at the Tesla factory in Fremont, Calif.
At the open: Stocks sell off as global economic data disappoint
The TMX Broadcast Centre in The Exchange Tower in Toronto is pictured. On Friday, the S&P/TSX index had fallen 2 per cent week over week.
More RRSP contributions, with less cash: BMO poll
Piggy bank with Canadian coins.
Watch the Audrey Hepburn chocolate commercial
Atlanta Falcons cut three starters
Atlanta Falcons running back Michael Turner (33) is stopped by Washington Redskins inside linebacker London Fletcher, top, and cornerback Richard Crawford (39) during the first half of an NFL football game in Landover, Md., Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012. The Falcons stayed undefeated with a 24-17 victory.
Montrealer, 82, faces pedophilia charges related to Caribbean visits
Icahn grabs two seats on Herbalife board
Carl Icahn
R&A will take time on ‘sensitive’ putter issue
Tim Clark
GDP weak but positive signs lurk under the surface
Dozens line up to register for the The National Job Fair & Training Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 2012.
Ferguson eyes director role at Manchester United
Manchester United's manager Alex Ferguson
Cash-rich Canadian companies embrace dividend strategy
Bank of Montreal Profit:
Science-fiction concept of ‘mind melds’ moves closer to reality
Loonie ends higher on GDP report
Canadian dollars.
With Iron Ore of Canada in play, watch Teck
File photo of Iron Ore Company of Canada loading and haulage equipment.
U.S. consumer spending up, income posts largest drop in 20 years
Shoppers carry bags as they walk down Fifth Avenue in New York in this file photo.
Under fire Benitez denies any rift with Abramovich
Chelsea's manager Rafael Benitez
Canadian businesses see slim pickings on horizon
Construction on a new condo and townhouse project in Vancouver, Feb. 6, 2013. Canada’s GDP grew by an anemic 0.6 per cent, on an annualized basis, in the fourth quarter of 2012, Statscan said Friday, a weak end to a year that saw crucial commodity prices soften, the housing market slow down, and retail spending slip.
Vehicle sales fall in Canada, stay strong in U.S.
Detroit Three
Washington’s tilt toward Syria’s rebels will cause more harm than good
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry boards his plane at Andrews Air Force Base, en route to London on his inaugural official trip as Secretary February 24, 2013.
Morning Briefing: Outrage in South Africa over ‘horrific’ police brutality
In this still frame from TV, courtesy of the South African Daily Sun newspaper, a South African man is shown with his hands tethered to the back of a police vehicle being dragged behind as police hold his legs up and the vehicle apparently drives off.
Mega Brands profit rises, revenue jumps
Marc Bertrand, CEO of Mega Brands speaks with reporters at the company's headquarters in Montreal. June 7, 2007.
How do walls change society? This writer travelled the world to find out
A Palestinian demonstrator flashes the V-sign after placing a Palestinian flag atop the controversial Israeli barrier during a protest marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in the West Bank village of Nilin November 6, 2009.
Why Toronto transit is tragic and what Canadians can learn from Colombia
People ride the Toronto subway on July 21, 2011.
Documents contradict B.C. ministers' claims about Prince George contract bid
British Columbia Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Pat Bell is framed by a power supply being built for U.S. military Shadow Tactical Unmanned Aircraft Systems, during a government announcement at Analytic Systems in Delta, B.C., on Tuesday January 22, 2013.
Premarket: TSX poised for an ugly open
Travellers, would you pay extra for these airline perks?
Passengers wait in line for an Air Canada flight at Toronto's Pearson airport, March 18, 2012.
Stay away from U.S. border amid spending cuts (loonie’s sinking, anyway)
Michael Babad
TV: Five shows worth watching tonight: March 1
AMC still airing on Rogers after deal deadline passes
Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston star in AMC-TV's Breaking Bad.
Canadian man drowns while swimming off Cuban beach
Varadero
Breathe in, breathe out a way to conquer students’ stress
School kids at Brock Public School in Toronto take time out for meditation.
Parents, don’t let your money spoil the kids
Mother and sons paying bills.
Part of the process for Jays includes DeRosa telling Dickey he tips his pitches
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher R.A Dickey, front, warms up in the bullpen as Blue Jays manager John Gibbons, back, watches during baseball spring training in Dunedin, Fla., on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013.
Dented by aluminum, Rio Tinto aims to unload Iron Ore Co.
File photo of Iron Ore Company of Canada loading and haulage equipment.
Euro zone factories see scant improvement in February
The vertical tail wing of the first Airbus A350 is seen on the final assembly line in Toulouse, southwestern France, October 23, 2012.
Stock to Watch: Regions Financial a bargain
discount sale
Magna CEO proposes fine-tuning its portfolio of auto parts
File photo of Donald Walker, CEO of Magna International Inc.
Euro zone inflation eases as joblessness hits record 11.9%
The illuminated euro sign is seen in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt.
Editorial cartoons from March, 2013
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