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Watch: Toronto rallies for 7-3 win over Baltimore
Zimmerman acquitted of murder in Trayvon Martin shooting
George Zimmerman, right, talks to court security investigator Robert Hemmert during a recess after a jury question in the 25th day of his trial at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center, in Sanford, Fla., Saturday, July 13, 2013. Zimmerman has been charged with the 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
Burris throws two TD passes to lead Tiger-Cats over Bombers
Hamilton Tiger-Cats quarterback Henry Burris (1) dives for a first down despite the efforts of Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Pierre-Luc Labbe to tackle him, late in the fourth quarter of their CFL game in Guelph, Ontario July 13, 2013.
Canadian Hinchcliffe pleased with career-best showing at Toronto Indy
Driver James Hinchcliffe of Canada drives at the Toronto Indy race in Toronto on Saturday July 13 , 2013. Hinchcliffe of Oakville, Ont., finished seventh after starting 13th - his best finish in Toronto in three IndyCar seasons.
Canada set for must-win game at Gold Cup against Panama
Canada players stretch as they prepare to practice on the pitch at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on Saturday, July 13, 2013, in Denver, where Canada faces Panama in a CONCACAF Gold Cup soccer match on Sunday.
Dixon dominates at Toronto Indy
Dario Franchitti lifts his trophy at the Honda Toronto Indy in Toronto on Saturday, 13, 2013.
Dixon takes late lead to win opening race of Toronto Indy doubleheader
Winner Scott Dixon, centre, along with Sebastien Bourdais, left, and Dario Franchitti, right, celebrate at the Toronto Indy in Toronto on Saturday, 13, 2013.
Lac-Mégantic church holds first mass since disaster
Fifty chimes from the church bell rang out slowly at noon in Lac-Mégantic, PQ on July 13, 2013 while the families of the missing from the rail derailment disaster here gathered on the front steps of St. Agnes Church for an emotional moment of silence.
Blue Jays activate Lawrie from disabled list, send Kawasaki to triple-A
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons, left, congratulates Munenori Kawasaki after Toronto's 5-4 win over the Cleveland Indians in a baseball game Wednesday, July 10, 2013, in Cleveland.
Documents show ministers’ offices helped plan Canadarm event that snubbed Garneau
Canadian astronaut and Liberal MP Marc Garneau speaks during an event on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ont., Monday October 5, 2009. Documents show at least two ministers' offices helped plan a Canadarm event that snubbed Canada's first astronaut, Marc Garneau, now a Liberal MP.
In pictures: Lac-Mégantic unites to remember the missing
A woman and her daughter add their written thoughts on paper hearts to the growing number of items in the memorial at the altar of Ste-Agnès Church in Lac-Mégantic, Que. on July 13, 2013.
Grieving Lac-Mégantic families gather for emotional moment of silence
Two women embrace inside Ste-Agnès Church in Lac-Mégantic, Que. on July 13, 2013.
My day with Edward Snowden at the Moscow airport
Photo of Edward Snowden taken by @HRW's @TanyaLokshina in Moscow airport July 12, 2013.
Hawksworth dominates from pole to win Indy Lights Toronto 100
Woman's Krispy Kreme fundraiser for Alberta floods was a scam, police say
Edmonton police are seeking information on this woman pictured, who allegedly sold donuts as a fraudulent fundraiser for Alberta flood victims.
Dixon edges Franchitti to capture pole for second Honda Indy Toronto event
Dario Franchitti of Scotland drives during the practice session for the Toronto Indy in Toronto on Friday July 12 , 2013.
Watch: Orioles 8, Blue Jays 5
Lac-Mégantic vigils mark one week of mourning
People gather at the St Agnes Roman Catholic church in Lac-Mégantic, Que. for a candlelight vigil in memory of the victims of Saturday's deadly train derailment and explosion.
How Lac-Mégantic is coping with the enormous grief
A skull and crossed bones sign with the words "No TRain" is posted on a utility box beside the train tracks in Lac-Mégantic, Que. on July 12, 2013. Yesterday authorities here opened up some new areas of town to residents, but the damaged areas of downtown remain behind a steel screened fence that will likely remain for some time following the devastating derailment here early Saturday morning. The church near the epicentre of the disaster, St. Agnes, is now accessible to the town's people, but media have been asked to keep their distance.
Why does this seem like the beginning of the end?
Lac-Mégantic burns after last weekend’s horrific train derailment.
How a bike path will tie Toronto together
Friends of the Pan Am Path lead curator Devon Ostrom, left, and Globe and Mail writer Ian Merringer, right, ride the Etobicoke leg of the PanAm Path, July 8, 2013.
Dreaming of escape? Add a touch of city glamour to your cottage retreat
A loaf of bread, a jug of wine and thou? Sounds good, as does a comfy coastal perch overlooking an endless horizon. Pass the Chablis! Chanel sweatshirt, $3,375, pants, $2,600 at Chanel boutiques across Canada. Manolo Blahnik shoes, $725, Equipment silk blouse, $316 at Holt Renfrew. HBC blanket, $350 at Hudson’s Bay. Picnic basket, $125 at Cynthia Findlay Antiques.
My world is falling apart – and so is yours
Margaret Wente
Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss takes on a ‘terrifying’ new role
Thomas M. Wright and Elisabeth Moss star in Jane Campion’s new crime series Top of the Lake.
Things are looking up for Calgary with Bjarke Ingels’s game-changing tower
The Telus Sky tower slated for Calgary.
July 13: This week's talking point: Women’s lack of interest in politics – and other letters to the editor
B.C. Premier Christy Clarke at a political ceremony in Vancouver: Will the women in the audience please stand up?
John Kerry: supporting actor in a desert serial
Jeffrey Simpson
The best 5 hikes in Switzerland to work off all that cheese and chocolate
The Two Lakes Bridge offers stunning views of Lake Thun and Lake Brienz.
Ten of the best places to eat just west of Toronto
Anais drink (Raki) top and the four dips platter (Neze Tabagi) at Anatolio which serves home-made traditional Turkish cuisin in Etobicoke, July 11, 2013. (J.P. Moczulski for The Globe and Mail)
Bye, bye BRIC: A new global investment shift takes hold
An investor looks at the stock prices monitor at a private securities company in Shanghai.
Actor is at home in the Range Rover
Jarod Joseph and his 2004 Range Rover.
Keep on truckin’ with liquid natural gas
Compressed natural gas.
In Pictures: Calgary Stampede
Will Lowe of Canyon, Texas rides Say So Long to a score of 85.50 in the Bareback event during the 101st Calgary Stampede in Calgary , Alberta Friday, July 12, 2013. (Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail)
July 13: Your daily horoscope
Crazy Rich Asians: new book takes satirical jab at over-the-top luxury
Sarah Hampson
How do I stay on-trend with bold makeup without going overboard?
Woman applying makeup in a mirror.
Feathery silicone gowns? At its best, haute couture is full of satisfying surprises
Armani fall/winter 2013/14
Fascinating and disorienting, the fall/winter runway is a spectacle
Maison Martin Margiela fall/winter 2013/14
For all its minimalism, Todd Wood’s kitchen doesn’t sacrifice coziness
Todd Wood's kitchen for My Favourite Room. Toronto, Ontario, June 14, 2013.
Cowboy meets grill: celebrate the Stampede with a thick steak
Cowboy steak with Texas grilled potatoes.
Buying Used: Honda Ridgeline is a steady performer
Although never billed as a work truck, the can accommodate small loads.
Top of the Lake: Grim and preachy, but beautiful
John Doyle
How to jam with your buddies (literally)
When your garden or trip to the farmer’s market yields a little too much produce, host a preserving party, a great bonding occasion that offers long-term edible benefits
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