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Man of Steel: The official trailer
Another member of GMP’s old guard departs
Clark looks to win July 10 by-election
B.C. Premier Christy Clark announces that she will run in a by-election in West Kelowna.
At midday: TSX adds to losses, U.S. stocks turn negative
Trader Michael Iozzi and specialist trader John Urbanowicz (R) at the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday.
Alberta Health Minister fires entire board over executive bonuses
Health Minister Fred Horne has fired the board of Alberta Health Services over its refusal to cancel executive bonuses.
Pacific coast due for megathrust earthquake, study says
Firefighters participate in the B.C. ShakeOut earthquake drill by taking cover under tables at their firehouse in Port Coquitlam, B.C., on Jan. 26, 2011.
Liberals call on Senate to clarify residency rules
Senator James Cowan, the Liberal Senate leader, talks to media in Ottawa, Thursday, May 9, 2013 after copies of a report of an audit on Senators housing expenses were handed out.
Newfoundland and Labrador economy Canada’s ‘runaway leader’: forecast
St. John’s skyline is seen in this file photo. The Conference Board of Canada said Wednesday that Newfoundland and Labrador will lead all other provinces in economic growth this year and next.
Cats: The eighties are back – and that’s a good thing
The feisty version of Cats unleashed on Tuesday isn’t playing at the majestic Elgin Theatre this time, but the 700-seat Panasonic. In other words, the original mega-musical is no longer mega
21 years later, Jagr faces Blackhawks for the Stanley Cup again
Boston Bruins right wing Jaromir Jagr answers a question during a news conference for the NHL Stanley Cup finals to be played against the Chicago Blackhawks in Chicago, June 11, 2013.
No wonder diplomats are on strike: The foreign service needs fixing
Colin Robertson
Oxford Properties moves ahead with new Toronto office tower
A view of the Toronto skyline. Oxford Properties said Wednesday that it will go ahead with a new 40-storey tower in city’s financial district.
Why Europe has so much riding on German court ruling
Outside view shows the euro sculpture in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt.
Quebec Soccer Federation eager to settle turban ban ‘impasse’
An estimated 100 to 200 Sikh children are also being kept off the soccer field by the turban ban.
This construction stock is running out of steam
Construction of Inter Pipeline’s Polaris Pipeline.
Top-ranked Inbee Park joins Manulife Financial LPGA field
Inbee Park
At the open: TSX underperforms Wall Street again
Traders work on the main trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) shortly after the opening bell in New York, May 20, 2013.
Lego figures getting angrier, study finds
Obama’s paradox: The hope president is also the spooks-and-drones president
David Shribman
Globe Editorial: Marois could have stayed silent on turban ban. But of course she didn’t
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois responds to questions on June 4, 2013, at the legislature in Quebec City.
What would you change about Canada's TV system?
TV remote control.
CRTC to examine TV’s new connections
The CRTC will launch consultations in the fall to ask Canadians how the broadcast system should be changed to serve their needs.
Hedge funds’ Abenomics play driving U.S. markets
Scott Barlow
S&P 500 vs USD/JPY
5 real estate names to buy as bond yields turn nasty for REITs
H&R REIT and a consortium led by KingSett Capital acquired Primaris Retail REIT, owner of such properties as Kelowna, B.C.’s Orchard Park Shopping Centre, the biggest M&A deal in Canada in 2013, as of May 1.
Home prices rise 2%: A crash isn’t forecast, but neither are big gains
Michael Babad
Watch: Dodgers, D-Backs brawl after beanballs
Man arrested after high-speed pursuit of carjacked SUV dragging burning motorcycle
Police tape demarking a crime scene.
‘Idealism intact,’ Dalton McGuinty bows out of Ontario legislature
Former Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty appears at the Ontario legislature in Toronto on May 7, 2013.
Carrick on money: How did air travel get so awful?
Watch: Blue Jays win in extra innings
City council backs electoral reform
Voters arrive at a Toronto polling station to cast their ballot in the federal election on May 02, 2011.
Loonie ends lower after giving back early gains
Canadian dollars
Professor adds voice to proposed harassment suit by women against the RCMP
Former RCMP constable Janet Merlo at her home in Nanaimo, B.C.
Dollarama profit climbs 11 per cent
West Coast wild salmon test negative for three fish diseases
Coho salmon with clipped adipose fins are shown in a handout photo. The common practice of clipping the small back fin of salmon to discern hatchery raised fish from wild may not be as harmless as experts once believed.
Planning leader joins march against Downtown Eastside gentrification
Protesters outside the BC Housing office as they The Globe and Mail
Five years in, the turnaround ‘is real’ at Hudson’s Bay
The Hudson's Bay Company store on Bloor St, Toronto April 11 2013.
Syria’s war is reshaping Lebanon’s future – and not for the better
Lebanese army soldiers travel in their vehicles in the Sunni Muslim neighbourhood in Tripoli on June 7, 2013. Dozens of people have been killed in recent months in fighting between gunmen sympathetic to the uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Alawite supporters his regime.
Video: Watch a giggling Stephen Harper in a candid, funny moment caught on video
Stephen Harper.
Long goodbye: Carney farewell bashes cost Canadians about $30,000
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney appears at a Commons finance committee on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, April 23, 2013.
Premarket: Stocks set for a rebound as bond yields ease
U.K. has legislative oversight of surveillance. Why not Canada?
Hugh Segal
Cold war: Facebook, Google fight back over U.S. spy program
Michael Babad
Why this tiny Ford engine is a very big deal in the automotive world
UK-Designed Ford 1.0-litre EcoBoost engine was named 'International Engine of the Year.’
Is renaming of Museum of Civilization a ploy to highlight Tory history?
Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Que. (2007). Award of excellence winner from the Illumination Engineering Society of North America.
‘Diamond in the rough’ Porsche ready to howl
Doug Kurtin’s 1972 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7
Delay on Ring of Fire chromite project may have upside for Cliffs
Two mining exploration camps are pictured in the proposed Ring of Fire development area, approximately 500 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay, Ontario in this undated handout photo obtained by Reuters March 28, 2013.
Canada signs on to tighter rules on companies' foreign payments
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives at the airport in Luton, England, June 11, 2013.
TFSA: More than a place to park cash
Gillian Dalton invests her TFSA funds in short-term GICs.
June 12: Surveillance state, and other letters to the editor
Quebec to table bill legalizing medically supervised euthanasia
Véronique Hivon is Quebec’s junior minister of social services.
Marcus Gee: Robinson based decisions on fact, not ideology, and that is why she posed a threat to the Fords
Marcus Gee
Radio-Canada’s ‘Ici’ rebranding was doomed to fail
Lysiane Gagnon
Bigger new Corolla coming in September
Every 2014 Corolla sold in Canada will be built in Cambridge, Ont.
For all his success, McGuinty has made one of the ugliest political exits Ontario has ever seen
Adam Radwanski
Summer road trips: how family history is made
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Overcoming mental illness means overcoming stigma
Glenn Close and Heather Stuart
Health, age, cost: At least Quebec’s asking
Jeffrey Simpson
How Ontario civil servants put a stop to practice of deleting e-mails
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne speaks on Toronto on June 11, 2013.
Why I worked on my wedding day
Rumeet Billan working at 5:30 am on her wedding day, with her brother in the background.
Skepticism over May jobs surge doesn’t add up
David Parkinson
Canada’s manufacturing investment pitch needs to be about value
Chrysler employees assemble cars at the assembly plant in Brampton, Ont.
They turned down Dragons' Den, looking for bigger fish to fry
Software maker Cleverfox is looking for a big client but is unsure about using its limited resources to seek one, says chief executive officer David Shafrir, right, who founded the company with partner Fazal Khaishgi.
Directors' group backs Quebec model on unwanted takeover bids
Oil sands firms warned on tailings ponds
Liquid tailings dry at a Suncor oil sands operation. A report cited the company for not meeting targets for the ponds.
Councillor booted from executive has no regrets
Toronto Councillor Jaye Robinson says she was turfed from Mayor Rob Ford's executive committee without explanation. She is photographed in her City Hall office June 11, 2013.
Spurs put Heat to shame in Game 3
Miami Heat's Chris Andersen (L) and San Antonio Spurs' Kawhi Leonard battle for a rebound in the first half during Game 3 of their NBA Finals.
I was a Sikh kid and I loved the game. Rescind the ban
Shehnajdeep Brar, 15, wears a turban as he performs drills during a soccer practice with the Sikh Sports Club house league at Cherrytree public School in Brampton.
June 12: Your daily horoscope
Gemini
How should I train for a half-marathon?
Runners begin the Goodlife Fitness Toronto Marathon on Sunday, May 5, 2013.
Celebrity Photos of the Week: Tom Cruise shops at Wal-Mart, and other lies
Actor Tom Cruise arrives on stage at the annual shareholders meeting for Walmart in Fayetteville, Arkansas June 7, 2013.
Lives Lived: Isabel Frances Leith Macdonald, 96
Isabel Frances Leith Macdonald died in Toronto of pneumonia. She was 96.
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