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Major League Baseball and New York’s building binge
Early arriving fans watch team practices before the Major League Baseball All-Star Game Home Run Derby in New York, July 15, 2013. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
Toronto teens jump the pond for cricket tournament
Sabes Rasanayagam, 17, one of a dozen Toronto youth selected to participate in the sixth annual Cricket Across the Pond program, July 4, 2013.
A ‘cricketer’s dream’ awaits for teenage athletes
Neil Ramdath, 17, one of a dozen Toronto youth selected to participate in the sixth annual Cricket Across the Pond program, July 4, 2013.
Suspect charged after triple homicide in west Toronto
Toronto police have one suspect in custody after a triple homicide in Etobicoke Monday, July 15, 2013.
Best pictures from July 15
A girl stands surrounded by the jets of a fountain on the South Bank on a hot summer day in central London, July 15, 2013. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: SOCIETY ENVIRONMENT)
Fulham FC sale marks the end of an era
The new owner of Fulham Football Club, Shahid Khan, tries on a team shirt as he poses for photographers at the club's Craven Cottage ground, in west London July 13, 2013. Mohamed Al Fayed, the man behind Fulham's modern rebirth, has asked the fans to get behind new owner Shahid Khan while describing Friday's takeover as a "new era" for the club.
Stampede officials stand proud after hell and high water came and went
Wade Sumpter of Fowler, Colo., competes in the steer wrestling-event during the 101st Calgary Stampede on July 14, 2013.
Sadness tempers Bailey’s pride at having untarnished time
Donovan Bailey raises his arms after crossing the finish line to win the Olympic gold medal in the men's 4x100 metre relay final with a time of 37.69 at the Summer Olympic Games Saturday in Atlanta.
Royal holdings come under British tax committee's microscope
In this June 4, 2013 file photo, Prince William and Kate, The Duchess of Cambridge, attend at a celebratory service for the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation at Westminster Abbey in London.
Man sues B.C. police, city, pub over arrest caught on video and posted online
The sign outside the police station in Port Moody, British Columbia. Herbert Ramos and Tracey Ferris state they were wrongfully arrested and detained, and their reputations subsequently harmed, by members of the Port Moody Police Department after an altercation on July 6, 2013.
Tyler Hansbrough a perfect fit for Raptors
Newly acquired Raptor Tyler Hansbrough hopes to continue his role as an agitator and defensive specialist with his new team.
Loblaw’s bulk buy: $12.4-billion deal for Shoppers creates a colossus of retail
Galen G. Weston, executive chairman of Loblaw Cos. Ltd., speaks to the press at the Design Exchange in Toronto on July 15, 2013.
Displaced workers in Lac-Mégantic replace exhausted volunteers
These items were part of a large memorial to the lost inside the St. Agnès Church in Lac-Mégantic, Que., on July 14, 2013.
Experts warn energy project could harm grizzly population
A grizzly bear sow in the Bella Coola Valley near Tweedsmiur Park Lodge October 8, 2011.
Harper’s cabinet blends new faces with old guard to tackle next election
Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to the media after announcing his new cabinet in Ottawa on July 15, 2013.
Harper’s cabinet: The familiar faces, the demoted and the departed
John Baird, Tony Clement, Jim Flaherty, Peter Van Loan, Gerry Ritz, Ed Fast, Joe Oliver and Bernard Valcourt arrives for the new cabinet’s swearing-in on July 15, 2013.
Monteith went on multi-day nature hike, had dinner with friends before death
A woman places photographs at a memorial for Canadian actor Cory Monteith outside the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in Vancouver on July 15, 2013.
Pakistanis turn to Canadian solar power
Pictures from the Hall Road computer market in Lahore where solar panels are the latest niche produce for Lahoris looking for a solution to the electricity crisis.
Sled dogs in search of homes following Whistler Sled Dog Co.’s closing
Sled dogs rest at a kennel operated by Whistler Outdoor Adventures near Whistler, B.C., on Saturday February 5, 2011.
Police await autopsy and toxicology tests in Cory Monteith’s death
Photographs and notes are placed at a memorial for Canadian actor Cory Monteith outside the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in Vancouver on July 15, 2013.
The garment trade takes root in Lesotho
Workers at a garment factory in Maseru, capital of Lesotho. The factory is owned by CGM, a Taiwanese-based group. These workers are doing hand-sanding of jeans to make them look "distressed" before they are sold in stores. The hand-sanding can create dangerous levels of dust in the air, so the workers are required to wear face masks to protect their lungs, but many workers do not.
Roughriders QB Durant sidelined by sprained foot
Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant showed up to practice Monday with a walking boot on his sprained right foot. Durant left Thursday’s 39-28 win over the Toronto Argonauts in the fourth quarter. (file photo)
As Lac-Mégantic cleans up, scope of environmental devastation is still murky
Jacques Mercier wades through the oily waters of the Chaudière River north of Lac-Mégantic, Que., on July 11, 2013. Mr. Mercier is looking for fish that have died as a result of the pollution in the river caused by the nearby train derailment.
Across the U.S., anger continues in wake of Zimmerman verdict
A man with symbolic face paint attended a protest rally in Miami, Fla., on July 14, 2013.The acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting of Trayvon Martin sparked a debate about racial profiling in the American criminal justice system.
Lesotho aims to be ethical alternative to Asian sweatshops
Workers at a garment factory in Maseru, capital of Lesotho. The factory is owned by CGM, a Taiwanese-based group. Workers wear jackets and hats because of the cold winter weather. They are also required to wear face masks to protect their lungs from dust and fibres, but many workers do not.
First Nations chiefs hold dissenting gathering as Atleo’s leadership is under scrutiny
Shawn Atleo, national chief of theAssembly of First Nations, gives an interview at his Ottawa office on June 19, 2013.
In pictures: Fans mourn as memorial for Cory Monteith grows outside Vancouver hotel
A fan brings flowers to a memorial for Glee actor Cory Monteith, who died Saturday, at the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel in Vancouver, British Columbia on July 14, 2013.
Faldo can’t resist the lure of Muirfield
Nick Faldo of England, gestures during a practice round ahead of the British Open Golf Championship, Muirfield, Scotland, Monday, July 15, 2013. The British Open begins on Thursday, July 18.
New cabinet not expected to shift Ottawa’s science policy
Greg Rickford is sworn in as minister of state for science and technology at Rideau Hall on July 15, 2013.
A timeline of transit planning in Toronto
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne, Mayor Rob Ford, TTC Chair Karen Stintz, Glen Murray, Ontario Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, Lisa Raitt, Minister of Labour, and the Mayor of Vaughan, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua were among the dignitaries and officials who were given a tour of the site of the new TTC station of the Toronto-York Spadina Subway extension in Vaughan near the intersection of Hwy 407 and Jane Street.
Only a few hundred left of endangered prairie butterfly
The endangered Poweshiek skipperling butterfly is shown in this July 12, 2013 handout photo. Researchers from Canada and the United States are coming together to try to save the species.
Galen G. Weston's plan to grow his family's legacy
Executive chairman of Loblaw Cos. Ltd. Galen G. Weston speaks at a news conference in Toronto, July 15, 2013. Loblaw, Canada's largest food retailer, will buy Shoppers Drug Mart for $12.4-billion.
It’s a mistake to start from scratch on public transit
Glen Murray, Ontario Minister of Transportation and Minister of Infrastructure, speaks to the press at Toronto City Hall after a meeting with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, discussing ways to pay for a proposed subway extension to Scarborough. ( Philip Cheung for The Globe and Mail )
39’s a crowd for a federal cabinet
Part of the new federal cabinet on July 15, 2013 at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. Dave Chan for The Globe and Mail.
Businesses look for 'champion' in new Industry Minister James Moore
New Industry Minister James Moore faces a number of hot files, including the possible entry of Verizon Communications into the Canadian wireless market as a delayed auction for wireless spectrum approaches next year.
Women’s ranks grow in cabinet, but top posts elude them
Kellie Leitch is sworn in as Minister of Labour at Rideau Hall on July 15, 2013.
Loblaw, Empire deals pushing up neighbours’ prices
Gains seen in drugstore chain Jean Coutu and others suggest that investors are expecting more consolidation in the sector.
Telus launches two-year plan as new rules approach
Telus announced on Monday a new “Clear and Simple” pricing plan based on two-year, rather than three-year contracts.
In photos: A look at a modern plein-air painting tradition
A still from the 1983 film The Right Way by Swiss artists Peter Fischli and David Weiss (who died in 2012). Described as a “classic art-world philosophic comedy,” it’s the second film to feature the adventures of the characters Bear and Rat. Before ascending a mountain to watch a beautiful sunset, “they befriend a pig, which they later eat, and help an overturned tortoise go on its way.” File: 4_Pleinairism_FischliandWeiss_Web Still from Peter Fischli and David Weiss' The Right Way, 1983. Courtesy the artists, Eva Presenhuber, Zurich; Sprüth Magers, London/Berlin; and Matthew Marks, New York. For James Adams story on En pleinairism
How a law degree led to ‘world of opportunities’
Thomas Stuart Harrison
Will China ever develop its own management style?
Since the 1980s, Huawei and other fast-growing aspiring multinationals have been studying best practices, giving them a Chinese twist and then using them to compete against the international companies that developed them.
Ford Fusion hybrid a nifty, thrifty slow poke
2013 Ford Fusion Energi
Looking for the easiest wine tour in Europe? Head to Vienna
Sampling the heuriger (this year's wine) at Weingut Hajszan, located within Vienna's city limits.
Toronto Sun editor steps down
The Toronto Sun offices on King Street East in Toronto.
Kate Middleton and the risks of morning sickness
Prince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
Going meta: New play draws on Factory Theatre’s artistic director controversy
The Trial of Ken Gass, Bobby Del Rio’s new play, opens Tuesday at Sterling Studio Theatre with TV’s Peter Keleghan in the title role
For autos and homes, think small for big purchases
Rob Carrick
Manulife fund shines by avoiding big names
A pedestrian walks past the Manulife building in downtown Vancouver on Thursday, May 3, 2012.
Aglukkaq takes environment post as Ottawa seeks to win over First Nations, U.S.
Leona Aglukkaq will be expected to take on a more prominent role as the government tries to persuade U.S. President Barack Obama that Canada can be counted on to address emissions from the oil sands.
Talking Points: Carly Rae Jepsen’s first pitch, crowdfunded babies, college sex
THROWS LIKE A POP STAR: Call Me Maybe singer Carly Rae Jepsen threw a stinker of a first pitch at a Tampa Bay Rays baseball game last weekend, prompting mean-boys-in-phys-ed-type attention from ESPN and Deadspin, among other media outlets. Jepsen’s siblings were more supportive, her sister tweeting, “Look at the bright side … you’re the first one in the family to make it on @espn #loveyou.” Her brother was more to the point: “Oh well. #sticktoyourdayjob.”
Ontario ombudsman investigating unlicensed daycare complaints after child’s death
Ontario ombudsman André Marin reviews his notes following a news conference in Toronto, Wednesday July 16, 2008.
In pictures: The women of Stephen Harper's new cabinet
Candice Bergen is the minister of state for social development.
Death of woman, 72, found in Toronto fire being treated as a homicide: police
Police tape.
Worst firing ever? Restaurant owner lets go of staff via text message
Years before Elliot Lake mall collapsed, bank flagged extensive water damage
Twenty-five people face charges in alleged fraud, money-laundering scheme
Chris Brown concert in Halifax stokes outcry from mayor, sponsors pull support
An October, 2011, photo of singer Chris Brown performing in concert in Los Angeles.
In Pictures: Pedalling the Pan Am Path
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.
DragonWave shares poised to fly again
Chris Umiastowski
BMO cuts view of Ontario economy ‘effectively running at stall speed’
Michael Babad
Interac requests Competition Tribunal’s permission to revamp
A person exits a Toronto store with Interac, Visa and MasterCard signs. Interac Association, best known for its debit card payment system, is seeking permission from Canada’s Competition Bureau to restructure its operations and re-tool for future growth.
Q&A: Dennis Gartman on how to invest for the rest of this year
Asset manager sells closed-end fund unit, looks to institutional growth
Ben Cheng, president and CIO of Aston Hill Financial. Connor Clark & Lunn Financial Group Ltd. is selling its structured products business to Aston Hill for $20.5-million in cash proceeds.
Threat of Fed rate hikes continues to fade
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke.
Vancouver gangsters get 11– to 14-year prison terms for plot to kill rivals
Manitoba flood evacuees being evicted; hotel closing after $3-million in unpaid bills
Retha Dykes, left, general manager of Misty Lake Lodge and Bertha Travers, a resident of Little Saskatchewan First Nation near lake St Martin, are photographed at the resort outside Gimli, Manitoba Tuesday, June 4, 2013.
The close: S&P 500 at record high, TSX up amid Shoppers deal
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange, July 8, 2013.
What shoppers, analysts think about Loblaw deal
Galen G. Weston, executive chairman of Loblaw Cos. Ltd., holds his son, Graydon Weston, with his father W Galen Weston at his side in Toronto on Monday at a news conference announcing Loblaw‘s takeover of Shoppers Drug Mart Corp.
Amid cabinet shuffle, Harper’s legacy projects remain unchanged
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures as she stands with members of his Cabinet following a swearing in ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Monday, July 15, 2013.
What it feels like to slaughter a pig
Does Phillips 66 have more gas in the tank?
Lou Schizas
Where to grab a laugh in Calgary
Actors perform at the Loose Moose Theatre in Calgary.
Gulf Keystone needs a few good directors
A handout photo of Gulf Keystone’s Shaikan production facility in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.
Omni Hotels to take over running Toronto’s iconic King Edward Hotel
Le Meridien King Edward Hotel in Toronto
Enchanted April: A charming take on the girls’ getaway
Marla McLean as Caroline Bramble in Enchanted April at Shaw Festival
Timeline: Egypt in turmoil politically, financially
Army soldiers take their positions in front of protesters who are against Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, near the Republican Guard headquarters in Cairo July 3, 2013. A meeting between the head of the Egyptian armed forces, liberal opposition leaders and senior Muslim and Christian clerics, has ended and a statement will be issued within the hour, the armed forces said in a statement on Facebook on Wednesday.
These are the housing choices we wish we’d made
Rob Carrick
Canadiens’ Blake Geoffrion retires from hockey at age 25
Montreal Canadiens' forward Blake Geoffrion notified general manager Marc Bergevin, pictured, in March that he might retire. Geoffrion, 25, announced his retirement on July 15, 2013.
How to invest $1-million right now in a U.S. portfolio
Harper’s message to business: steady as she goes
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty arrives to a swearing in ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Monday, July 15, 2013.
Could Loblaw, Shoppers Drug Mart open hybrids for those chasing ‘fountain of youth’?
Michael Babad
Bombers’, Alouettes’ seasons expected to be plagued by lengthy injuries
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Terrell Parker, left, celebrates with teammate Alex Hall during first quarter CFL action in Guelph, Ont., Saturday, July 13, 2013. Later in the game, Parker suffered a torn knee ligament that will keep him out of the lineup for the rest of the season.
Data centre property sector experiences 'explosive growth'
Demand is growing for data centres which at their simplest are offices designed to house computers rather than people. Here is an interior of a data centre run by Digital Realty Trust Inc.
Should data centres have a Canadian address?
Demand is growing for data centres which at their simplest are offices designed to house computers rather than people. Here is an interior of a data centre run by Digital Realty Trust Inc.
Autopsy for Cory Monteith to be conducted Monday
Actor Cory Monteith arrives at the "Do Something Awards" in Santa Monica, California in this August 19, 2012 file photo.
Tentative contract ends nearly month-long civic workers strike in Sechelt, B.C.
Fashion photos of the week: July 15
Models wear creations from Naulover at the 080 Barcelona fashion show in Barcelona, Spain
Lilly ramps up NAFTA fight over loss of patents
Eli Lilly & Co. has added schizophrenia drug Zyprexa to its NAFTA challenge of its loss of Canadian patents.
Your say: Share your advice for getting in better shape
For the bankers in the grocery wars, solo lending is key
A man walks next to a Bank of America branch in New York in this Oct. 24, 2012, file photo.
New ‘conversation guide’ helps doctors discuss end-of-life care with patients
Bob Rae: With shuffle, the Harper Revolution continues its slow, steady crawl
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, front centre, poses for a group photo with the Cabinet announced during a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Monday, July 15, 2013.
Queen’s Plate winner Strait of Dover euthanized due to surgery complications
Strait of Dover with jockey Justin Stein in the irons wins the 153rd running of the Queen's Plate horse race aboard Strait of Dover in Toronto, June 24, 2012.
In Goldman Sachs trial, focus on the boring
Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Fabrice Tourre enters Manhattan federal court on the first day of his trial, Monday, July 15, 2013, in New York. Tourre is accused of misleading investors about the true prospects of their bet on a package of mortgage-based securities.
Operational problems at Ontario’s air ambulance service played role in deaths, coroner says
An Ornge helicopter of Ontario's air ambulance service is shown in a handout photo
3 top picks from BMO Nesbitt Burns’ Stuart Hinshelwood
Harper’s new social-media strategy: tweet new jobs before anyone else can
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen arrive for the swearing in of the federal cabinet at Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Monday, July 15, 2013.
Takeover lesson: Shoppers is no BlackBerry
Quebec mayor in cat scandal no stranger to controversy
Montreal, May 4, 2006 -- Huntingdon Mayor Stephane Gendron at his radio show, in Montreal on Wednesday.
Prada’s contract manufacturer takes the retail plunge
Carl Mortished
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