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Can this sailor, 67, make headway with no investments?
“I enjoy my life,” says Michael, 67, who lacks an investment portfolio. “Eventually I’d like to move onto my boat entirely and set sail for warmer climes where I can live on it all year.”
NDP demands longer Question Period if Parliament’s hours extended
New Democratic Party House leader Nathan Cullen speaks in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa December 5, 2012.
Female former member of RCMP Musical Ride suing over alleged hazing, harassment
RCMP Staff Sgt. Caroline O’Farrell is shown in a handout photo from the law firm who is representing her. A Mountie who was once part of the famed Musical Ride is suing the national police force, alleging she was sexually assaulted, harassed, repeatedly doused in cold water and dragged through horse manure by colleagues.
Fifth Town Artisan Cheese set to reopen
Fifth Town Artisan Cheese.
How the ol' grocery store trifled with our diet – and our emotions
Eye on Shorts: What bearish investors are betting against
Actavis and Warner Chilcott’s tie-up hard for investors to untangle
Actavis, Inc. logo.
It's over: Toronto council votes overwhelmingly against downtown casino
Mayor Rob Ford is seen during a special council meeting on the Toronto Casino debate at city hall in Toronto on Tuesday, May 21, 2013. Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail
Read NDP Thomas Mulcair's sworn statement about mysterious envelope from Gilles Vaillancourt
Former Laval mayor Gilles Vaillancourt scrums with reporters outside a courtroom in Laval, Que. on Thursday May 9, 2013. The ex-mayor who once seemed unbeatable now faces one of the Criminal Code's most serious charges: directing a criminal organization.
Canadian economy can’t keep relying on consumer borrowing: Mark Carney
Michael Babad
Meet the new Xbox One
Xbox One is shown during a press event unveiling by Microsoft in Redmond, Washington May 21, 2013.
Sworn statement by Mulcair reveals new details about envelope offered to him by Laval mayor
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair addresses delegates following a confidence vote during the party's weekend convention in Montreal in this April 13, 2013, photo.
Canada’s financial community facing changing of the guard
Julie Dickson, head of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.
Ronald McDonald House Charities named RBC Canadian Open charitable partner
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Globe Editorial: Prime Minister needed to say more in speech to caucus
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper points to the door as he speaks to members of Caucus on Parliament Hill Tuesday May 21, 2013 in Ottawa.
Buffett gives (really) young entrepreneurs shares in company
In this cartoon sketch provided by A Squared Entertainment, Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett is shown starring in an online cartoon series called "Secret Millionaire's Club" that is designed to teach kids good financial habits
E-book sales plateauing: BookNet Canada report
A student uses a Kindle during class at Pace University in New York in this 2009 file photo.
Ontario Tories want Wynne, McGuinty to testify again about gas plants
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne appears before the legislature's justice committee at the Ontario Legislature in Toronto on Tuesday April 30, 2012.
With Duffy scandal, NDP finds its footing
Antonia Maioni
This lumber products stock treats investors well
Logs to be processed are pictured at Interfor’s Acorn Division mill in Delta, B.C., on Sept. 14, 2012.
Golf This Week: No issue with Tiger, says Sergio
Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods
No more honour system: New Senate expense rules ask for proof of claims
Senator Jacques Demers speaks to media following Caucus on Parliament Hill Tuesday May 21, 2013 in Ottawa.
Fashion photos of the week: May 21
Global food market far improved from crisis years
A customer selects vegetables at a supermarket in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China, Jan. 11, 2013. China's inflation rate accelerated in December on rising food prices.
In photos: In Cannes, Soderbergh's Behind the Candelabra takes center stage
Cast member Michael Douglas poses during a photocall for the film, Behind the Candelabra, at the 66th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes May 21, 2013.
Pipeline delays ‘staggering’ blow for Canadian economy: McKenna
Former New Brunswick Premier Frank McKenna is seen in this file photo. McKenna said Tuesday that Canada’s entire economy is being damaged by delays in getting pipelines built.
Anita Doron to direct film version of Sheree-Lee Olson's Sailor Girl
NFB film Late Fragment director Anita Doron.
Raptors confirm Bryan Colangelo out as GM
Toronto Raptors GM Bryan Colangelo answers questions during team media day in Toronto on Monday December 12, 2011.
Full text of Harper’s speech on Senate expenses scandal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers an address to his caucus May 21, 2013 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Wickens races to his first DTM podium - in his car and then on foot
Robert Wickens finished third in the season’s second DTM race at the U.K. circuit of Brands Hatch. It was the first podium finish for the Canadian racer.
John Ibbitson: Harper refuses to give any answers on Senate expenses scandal
John Ibbitson
Skin picking disease classified as a distinct disorder
Angela Hartlin is seen at home in Dartmouth, N.S. on Saturday, May 18, 2013. Hartlin has lived with skin picking disease, formally known as dermatillomania, since her early teens.
Small business played big part in B.C. Liberal victory
Tony Wilson
U.S. ambassador to Canada David Jacobson to join BMO as vice-chairman
American Ambassador David Jacobson.
Rubenstein: Cabot Links Diary, Part I
Cabot Links in Nova Scotia
At the open: Markets climb ahead of central bank speeches
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney winks at the start of a news conference upon the release of the Monetary Policy Report in Ottawa.
It’s time for Canada to join the ‘second NAFTA’ of the Pacific
Colin Robertson
How garden gnomes are causing an uproar at one of Britain's most prestigious events
Decorated garden gnomes designed by celebrities are seen at the Chelsea Flower Show in London May 20, 2013. The annual show opens to the public on Tuesday.
Harper ‘not happy’ about Senate expenses scandal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers an address to his caucus May 21, 2013 in Ottawa.
Bloomberg terminal row signals banking’s cultural shift
Scott Barlow
Ontario budget deal with NDP will stave off spring election
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath will allow Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne's budget to pass, averting a spring election.
Carrick on money: The bad investment hall of fame
Flushing Money Down the Toilet
Need a hand, dad? Top parenting advice from 5 daddy bloggers
‘The best advice I ever received was from wife, during a conversation before my son was born,’ says Bobb Allen, father of one and creator of the blog, forkayden.blogspot.ca. ‘I was telling her how worried I was, because of past I didn't have the best of examples on how to be, or what do as a dad. She said to me, ‘Take what happened to you, and don't do that.’ You know what you shouldn't do and what you didn't like what was done to you, so you have a great starting point.’
Recap: Anyone hoping to benefit from public office should 'leave this room': PM
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper responds to a question during question period in the House of Commons Thursday May 9, 2013 in Ottawa
SkyWest picks Embraer over Bombardier for new jet order
An employee works on the jet assembly line at the Embraer headquarters in Sao Jose dos Campos, 100 km from Sao Paulo May 14 2013.
Steven Soderbergh's Behind the Candelabra: Glitter and pathos as Matt Damon and Michael Douglas shine
Steven Soderbergh’s Behind the Candelabra will screen at the Cannes film festival.
Top creative minds converge on Montreal
Richard Branson, Virgin Net worth: $4.6 billion Branson founded the Carbon War Room to attract entrepreneurs and market-driven ideas. Among its initiatives: transforming Branson’s own Necker Island into a solar- and wind-driven oasis, as a test case for island nations.
Boreal forest talks break down
Montreal-based Resolute Forest Products expressed its frustration May 21 that no agreement on a workable conservation plan has been reached after three years of effort within the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement (CBFA).
Three tips to finally get your work e-mail under control
Three tips to finally get your work e-mail under control
Loonie ends higher on Fed policy signals
The Canadian dollar is seen in this file photo.
No wonder the polls have been wrong: The polling industry is in a crisis
Election signs in North Vancouver on May 13, 2013, ahead of the provincial election.
Is the gas at the discount station safe for my car?
Stylish new two-door Range Rover evokes an emotional response
2013 Range Rover Evoque
Short Game: Angus Glen anticipated Pan Am golf venue
Angus Glen Golf Club
Transition to higher interest rates ‘could be very painful’: OSFI’s Julie Dickson
Michael Babad
In confronting Iran, John Baird stands in the way of real solutions
A poster of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini is seen next to bank of centrifuges in what is described by Iranian state television as a facility in Natanz, in this still image taken from video released February 15, 2012.
Wings look a far better team now than they did in March
Eric Duhatschek
The integrity issue is reaching critical mass
Lawrence Martin
Ottawa insiders look after themselves
Margaret Wente
Why your car's engine might be knocking (Hint: it's not the oil)
2009 Honda Pilot
Let’s put missile defence back in our arsenal
In this Dec. 12, 2012 file photo released by Korean Central News Agency, North Korea's Unha-3 rocket lifts off from the Sohae launch pad in Tongchang-ri, North Korea.
Harper seeks forgiveness from friends over Senate expenses scandal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to business leaders in New York this week: The message was, the Keystone XL pipeline would be a less risky way to transport heavy crude to the U.S. East Coast.
May 21: Duffygate, and other letters to the editor
Forget about lattes. How much is your booze habit costing you?
People drinking alcohol at a bar or restaurant.
New theatre in Cambridge, Ont., stars in multiple roles
Nestled into an incline overlooking the Grand River in Cambridge, Ont., the Dunfield Theatre opened in March. Diamond Schmitt Architects gave the $14-million building a simple exterior of limestone and two types of metal panels – white defines the public areas, charcoal grey covers a fly-tower that rises nine metres above the lower roof line.
No easy fix for Amazon, Google, Apple tax fracas
Carl Mortished
How to keep procrastination at bay
160 dpi 48p x 35p Carl Vaughan color photo illustration of man leaning back with feet up on desk; clock on his face says "4:30". Bradenton Herald 1997 CATEGORY: ILLUSTRATION SUBJECT: Procrastination illus ARTIST: Carl Vaughan ORIGIN: Bradenton Herald TYPE: EPS JPEG SIZE: As needed ENTERED: 12/15/97 STORY SLUG: Stand-alone illustration, business, office, work, worker, procrastinate, procrastination, quitting, time, job, labor, union, manager, supervisor, evaluation, BR, vaughan, 1997
PM’s Western supporters are not amused about Senate expense scandal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to business leaders in New York this week: The message was, the Keystone XL pipeline would be a less risky way to transport heavy crude to the U.S. East Coast.
Cambridge raises cultural profile with Diamond Schmitt-designed theatre
Clad in beech wood and split-face grey concrete block, the 500-seat theatre was designed with audience comfort in mind. Seats are 22-inches wide – one inch wider than normal with an extra 1.5 inches between rows.
Pushing back the tide of low-cost clothing
Steven Borsook’s company still makes most of its Parkhurst knitwear in Canada, despite dramatically higher labour costs.
Harper to tackle Senate crisis with unusual open speech to Tory caucus
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper responds to a question during question period in the House of Commons Thursday May 9, 2013 in Ottawa.
Bank of Canada’s phantom Council
Stephen Poloz, centre, walks with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, left, and Mark Carney after being named as the next Governor of the Bank of Canada during a news conference , Thursday May 2, 2013 in Ottawa.
ConocoPhillips pulls back on plan to sell Canadian oil sands assets
Tthe Surmont oil sands project, co-owned by ConocoPhillips and Total.
Appointees to EI boards broke guidelines by making political donations
A man looks through jobs at a Resource Canada offices in Montreal.
In photos: Oklahoma tornado leaves trail of war-like destruction
Damaged cars are seen in the parking lot of Moore hospital.
Avalanche remain silent on report that former star goalie Patrick Roy may return as coach
NHL Hall of Fame goaltender Patrick Roy is poised to become the next coach of the Colorado Avalanche according to a report by The Canadian Press. (file photo)
May 21: Your daily horoscope
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How can I treat bunions and get back to enjoying sandal season?
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