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Winners and Losers: Virtuoso wordplay gives way to nasty verbal sparring in this tour de force
James Long and Marcus Youssef in Winners and Losers.
Four tips for hiring the best millennial workers
Tech-savvy young workers can use social media to become powerful brand ambassadors for your organization.
Be in The Globe: Share your favourite photo of Dad
UAE lifts visa requirements on Canadians signalling end of diplomatic dust-up
Canada's Foreign Minister John Baird, right, shakes hands with the United Arab Emirates’ Ambassador to Canada Mohammed Saif Helal Al Shehhi after making a statement at the Lester B. Pearson Building in Ottawa May 28, 2013.
Great guns, but Fuse shooter is bursting with sameness
If it’s a simple co-op shooter to play with friends – there’s also a now-standard-for-the-genre wave mode – that you’re looking for, Fuse is an okay option. But as a solo adventure, its flaws – and especially its sameness – are more readily apparent.
A dolphin doula? Couple plans animal-assisted childbirth
Porter now faces money laundering charge in addition to fraud allegations
Arthur Porter (left) was arrested in Panama on Monday May 27, 2013.
To my foster son: Please know that I will always love you
Bilingualism edges lower in past decade, Statscan study shows
In this Friday, Oct. 27, 1995 file picture, a large Canadian flag is passed through a crowd in as thousands streamed into Montreal from all over Canada to join Quebecers rallying for national unity three days before a referendum that could propel Quebec toward secession.
Scotiabank’s secret weapon against slowdown: Latin America
One in five mortgages in Mexico are through Scotiabank, and the bank recently closed a deal to buy Credito Familiar, which adds 145,000 customers for the bank in the region.
Man charged with causing indignity to body after woman’s remains found
Police tape demarking a crime scene.
Kaltern Caldaro Lagrein 2011 (Italy)
Rivera Il Falcone Riserva 2007 (Italy)
Flaherty says he’s not going anywhere in Harper cabinet shuffle
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks at a press conference for the announcement of a First-Time Donor's tax credit at Lutherwood Children's Mental Health Centre in Waterloo Ont., Monday, May 27, 2013.
Air Canada ordered to increase payout to bumped passengers
Air Canada has 30 days to consult with the Canadian Transportation Agency on what exactly constitutes overbooking.
Big Pharma consolidation not thrilling investors
At midday: Indexes remain sharply higher amid positive data
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange, May 28, 2013.
CBC gets approval to open airwaves to radio ads
The CBC/Radio-Canada building in Montreal.
Sluggish profits might lead Bank of Canada to reconsider its outlook
Toronto’s Bay Street, home to Canada’s financial district, is pictured in January, 2013. Sluggish corporate profits might force the Bank of Canada to reconsider its positive outlook for the rest of the year.
Toronto police confirm search of Millard property related to two other cases
Dellen Millard, seen in this photo from a facebook page, was charged May 14, 2013, with first degree murder of Tim Bosma.
CRTC to allow limited advertising on CBC Radio 2
The CBC/Radio-Canada building in Montreal.
How Keystone is making the next U.S. ambassador’s job more difficult
File photo of U.S. ambassador to Canada David Jacobson.
Olympic triathlon champion Simon Whitfield enters semi-retirement
Canada's Simon Whitfield
In pictures: An age-old profession that won't gallop away
Leon Bergen carefully nails a horseshoe onto the dead part of a horse’s hoof at Hastings Racecourse in Vancouver on April 1, 2013.
Conservative Senator asks ethics watchdog to investigate Liberal for offshore trust
Vern White, then Ottawa police chief and now a Conservative senator, speaks at a news conference in Ottawa Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010.
Telus wins court approval for Mobilicity purchase
A Mobilicity store in Toronto, Ont.
Ontario privacy commissioner baffled premier’s staffers deleted gas-plants e-mails
Former Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty appears before the Justice Policy committee hearing as he testifies about the power plants the Government axed in Oakville and Mississauga for the 2011 election, at the Ontario Legislature in Toronto on Tuesday May 7, 2013 .
Golf This Week: Muirfield Village gets a new clubhouse
Rebuilt clubhouse facilities at Muirfield Village
Canadian consumer confidence rises, less gloomy about job prospects
Hundreds line up for various booths at the The National Job Fair & Training Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 2012.
Embattled Senator Mike Duffy invited to rare public meeting over expenses
Senator Mike Duffy arrives on Parliament Hill in Ottawa May 23, 2013.
Mayor Rob Ford faces persistent questions over reports linking staff to police tip
Mayor Rob Ford arrives at City Hall in Toronto on Ontario on May 28, 2013 with aide David Price before the Executive Committee Meeting. Today is Mr. Ford's 44th birthday.
Two quality producers unfairly punished in the base metals selloff
File photo of a First Quantum operation.
Gawker willing to wait ‘a month’ for alleged drug video
Mayor Rob Ford arrives at City Hall in Toronto on Ontario on May 28, 2013 before the Executive Committee Meeting. It is Mr. Ford's 44th birthday
No ‘pot of gold’ option for funding massive Toronto area transit plan
Michael Babad
‘Baby mugging’ photo trend is the latest Internet phenomenon
Wi-LAN shares get bump from Dell patent deal
Wi-LAN chief executive Jim Skippen.
Europe’s telecom equipment sector outlook brightens
Bell technicians install 4G LTE network equipment at a cell site in an industrial area in suburban Toronto.
CI Investments updates fund lineup, increases global focus
Planning For The Future...The Retirement Funds
Carrick on money: How to make more money
Rich woman with money bags in front of mansion.
Montreal’s MTY to buy Extreme Pita, other brands
Stanley Ma, the head of MTY Food Group Inc. at his office in Montreal, April 16, 2009.
Kobo bucks softening e-reader market, adds 2.5 million customers
Kobo’s Aura is one of the most expensive e-readers, and not that far removed in price from entry-level tablets.
At the open: U.S. stocks surge, TSX gains more modest
A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Thursday, May 2, 2013.
Nigel Wright: ‘I made some mistakes. I’m living with the consequences’
Nigel Wright prepares to testify before the Commons ethics committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa in this November 2, 2010 file photo. Harper announced May 19, 2013 he has accepted the resignation of Wright, following revelations his chief of staff had been involved in the ongoing Senate expense account spending scandal.
Domtar buys U.S. diaper maker for $272-million
Domtar's president and CEO John Williams speaks to the media following the pulp and paper company's annual shareholders meeting in the Montreal, May 4, 2011.
Valeant has eye on more acquisitions, possible ‘merger of equals’
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. CEO Michael Pearson is seen in one of the company's laboratories Tuesday, April 3, 2012 in Laval.
Amid tourist row, Chinese private equity firm bids for Club Med
Carl Mortished
NDP and Conservatives losing ground in Quebec to Liberals
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair walks past the entrance to the Senate after speaking with the media on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, May 22, 2013.
'Comply or explain’ a smart way to get more women on boards
Laurel Broten swears in as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Women's Issues of Ontario in the Legislative Chamber at Queen's Park in Toronto February 11, 2013.
In Robo-calls ruling, a wider spectre of electoral fraud emerges
Loonie ends lower on greenback strength
Canadian dollars are pictured in Vancouver, B.C. Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011.
Roller-coaster of emotions for Rasmus in Blue Jays victory
Toronto Blue Jays' Colby Rasmus hits a home run off his brother Cory Rasmus of the Atlanta Braves during the second inning of their game Monday night
Newborn’s body not found as search related to murder case extends to B.C.
Investigators search the contents of a container shipped by train to Surrey, B.C., from Toronto on May 27, 2013.
Oil and gas revenue on track for second-best year
Swamper Chris Bravo of Oculus Transport stacks a shipment of drilling pipe in January in Fort St. John, B.C. Five months into 2013, the top line revenue of Canada’s oil and gas industry is on track for a robust year, second only to the peak recorded in 2008.
Re-animated Arctic plants offer hope for humans aiming to colonize Mars
View of unnamed mount on Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, Canada, near Strathcona Fiord shortly after a July snowstorm.
To end poverty worldwide, fix African agriculture first
Sudanese farmers prepare their land for agriculture on the banks of the river Nile in Khartoum.
Maki: Pittsburgh the Miami Heat of hockey - only shorter
Allan Maki
Scotiabank’s diversity sparks profit gain
File photo of a Scotiabank branch in Toronto.
Premarket: Stocks set to rally as central banks ignite optimism
It’s time for Canada to abolish criminal laws against sex workers
Françoise Girard
MBA programs for preschool children
Toddler girl with cellphone, wearing a suit.
OMERS strikes deal with Queen’s firm as Canadians storm London
Michael Babad
Libraries into career centres, campus residences into senior homes
University residences at big institutions are likely to become luxury senior residences as learning moves online.
How the number of women on boards of directors has grown
A global increase in women on corporate boards is due largely to progress by countries in Europe.
Ayatollah Khamenei’s slow-motion power grab in Iran
Ayatollah Khamenei’s slow-motion power grab
New rules aim for equality in Ontario’s corporate boardrooms
Laurel Broten, Ontario’s minister responsible for women’s issues, says the province is eyeing a “comply or explain” approach to ensure gender diversity in Ontario’s corporate boardrooms.
Federal public servants' performance reviews to lead to more dismissals
Treasury Board President Tony Clement speaks with the media in the foyer of the House of Commons Tuesday, Dec.4, 2012 in Ottawa.
Fords against the maggots
Margaret Wente
What's the point of those paddle shifters in automatic cars?
Lexus flagship sedan loaded with gadgets
2010 Lexus LS460
Prime Ministers don’t have to be political animals
Lawrence Martin
May 28: The Ford saga, and other letters to the editor
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford talks to the press outside his city hall office as his brother, councillor Doug Ford, looks on.
Economic slowdown speeds up drive for acquisitions
The Al Premium Food Mart located at Eglinton Ave. East and Warden Ave. is drawing customers with its tandoor oven and a food court with prepared hot meals from Indian food and Chinese dishes, including dim sum items.
It’s not you. It’s your customer service.
Telephone keypad detail
As Valeant's profile rises, tax avoidance will raise ire
Sean Silcoff
Are bank online mortgage break-fee calculators reliable? Not always
Robert McLister
What Netflix can teach you about your small business
There’s a lot to learn from Netflix, and plenty you can apply to your own business.
Who needs bankers? Try a DIY merger
Valeant CEO Michael Pearson did not hire bankers for the Bausch deal: ‘We draw on our finance team. We draw on the organization.’
Home construction slowdown may be good news for real estate
Homes under construction in Richmond Hill, Ont., are seen in this file photo.
Mayor Rob Ford ‘soldiering on’ after his press team resigns
Rob Ford addresses reporters after news emerged that his press secretary and deputy press secretary have quit their jobs on May 27, 2013.
Canada asks Australia to continue search for hiker
Kosciuszko National Park is seen in this undated handout photo. The Canberra Times reports that an air search for Prabhdeep Srawn is focusing on a specific location within the Kosciuszko National Park, about 350 kilometres southwest of Sydney. Srawn, a 25-year-old Brampton, Ont., man hasn't been heard from since parking his rental car May 13 in the village of Charlotte Pass.
Convicted killer escapes police custody during Montreal hospital visit
May 28: Your daily horoscope
Gemini
Lives Lived: April Keyes, 46
Here are the shows that truly mattered in 2012-13
John Doyle
My sciatic pain is almost unbearable. What can I do?
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