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Royal Mail’s Canadian chief must repay $400,000 housing allowance
Moya Greene must repay a $400,000 housing allowance to the U.K.’s Royal Mail, plus a proportion of any capital gains made on the property amid a boom in house prices in Southeast England.
TVA Group profit down, but Sun News Network sale makes positive impact
TVA Group Inc. president and CEO Pierre Dion is pictured in 2010. The French broadcaster continues to face challenges after reducing its stake in Sun News Network.
Why Canadian equities will struggle to stay in the black
Deals of the week: Whopping discounts on the Nissan Leaf
2013 Nissan LEAF
Harper endorses west-east pipeline; says it will improve energy sales, job market
Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, and the mayor of Quebec City, Regis Labeaume, walk on Gilmour Hill in Quebec City, Que. Aug. 2, 2013.
Vandals tip water tanks, police expand river restrictions near B.C. jet fuel spill
A tanker carrying 35,000 litres of jet fuel is shown after it crashed into Lemon Creek, about 60 kilometres north of Castlegar, B.C., on Friday, July 26 2013.
Precious little for consumers in Rogers’ wireless plan
Canoe Day? Community Day? Eh Day? Your ideas for naming the August holiday
Globe photographer Fred Lum and his wife paddle to another lake and campsite in Algonquin Provincial Park.
Why U.S. job numbers are good news for the Fed
U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke delivers his semi-annual monetary policy report to Congress before the House Financial Services Committee in Washington, in this file photo from July 17, 2013.
The royal baby vs. Simon Cowell’s love-child saga
Reality TV host Simon Cowell is expecting a child with married New York socialite, Lauren Silverman.
National Bank, TD business deal a ‘win-win’
A TD Canada Trust branch is seen in the financial district in Toronto on Jan. 28, 2013.
Wife of ex-spy watchdog Arthur Porter granted bail in money-laundering case
Pamela Porter, wife of Arthur Porter, hides from the cameras in Montreal on June 14, 2013. Of the 106 people arrested by Quebec's anti-corruption unit, she is the first to have been denied bail.
Hudak blows another election
Gerald Caplan
Ontario NDP and Tories say bringing down Liberals is ‘inevitable’
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne answers reporters’ questions Aug. 2, 2013 in Toronto the day after provincial by-elections.
Ellen DeGeneres to host 2014 Oscars
Ellen DeGeneres has confirmed she will be hosting the 2014 Oscars.
Roger Federer withdraws from Rogers Cup tennis tournament
Switzerland's Roger Federer serves during his semi-final tennis match against Germany's Tommy Haas at the ATP Gerry Weber Open tournament in Halle Westphalia, Germany, Saturday, June 15, 2013.
Deep Panuke a step closer to starting flow of natural gas
Office space near transit performs best for GTA landlords
An artist’s rendering of the entrance to the subway station in Vaughan, north of Toronto. The station will be built at the end of the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line which is being extended to the planned Vaughan Metropolitan Centre at Jane Street and Highway 7.
With Verizon in the wings, Rogers plan encounters resistance
The Rogers sign is seen atop the Rogers Communications headquarters building in Toronto in this file photo taken April 25, 2012.
Sports networks dig deep to mark 25th anniversary of Gretzky trade
FILE-Canadian hockey great Wayne Gretzky is seen wiping a tear during a news conference in Edmonton, Alta., announcing his trade from the Edmonton Oilers to the Los Angeles Kings in this August 9, 1988,file  photo.
Beamer or Benz a question for investors, too
A company logo is seen on a wheel in front of Mercedes-Benz A-class cars displayed in a dealership of German car manufacturer Daimler in Paris, July 30, 2013.
Should Kelly Clarkson be blocked from taking Jane Austen’s ring out of U.K.?
Kelly Clarkson paid about $241,000 for a ring that once belonged to Jane Austen
Australian shares defy gravity, rallying despite threats
Take a look at Prince George's birth register
Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, carries her new born son, the Prince of Cambridge, who was born on Monday. into public view for the first time. outside the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital, in London, Tuesday, July 23, 2013. The boy will be third in line to the British throne.
Charges in Africa drag SNC into the red
The SNC-Lavalin offices in downtown Montreal.
What the premiers really want: A national partner
Sherri Torjman
Birth of Prince George formally registered
A copy of the birth register for Britain's Prince George of Cambridge, which was signed by his father, the Duke of Cambridge, at Kensington Palace in London on Friday Aug. 2, 2013.
Calgary man sentenced to 4 years for Ponzi scheme
Diagram consisting piles of coins
This little-known pipeline could become the Keystone XL of New England
Shawn McCarthy
Loonie lower amid disappointing U.S. jobs data, mixed commodities
Canadian and U.S. dollars.
Man who tried to sell alleged Rob Ford crack video in custody: reports
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is shown on the U.S. website Gawker.com published Thursday May 16, 2013. Anthony Smith, 21, was shot to death outside a nightclub in the Entertainment District in downtown Toronto.
Strong July home sales in Vancouver, Toronto show market picking up steam
File photo of a house for sale in Toronto.
Widow of 2007 B.C. shooting victim found guilty of sending millions to Hong Kong
A detective searches for clues November 4, 2007 at a mansion in Vancouver's Shaughnessy neighborhood after the shooting death of a man at his house in the 3800-block of Cartier Street. Hong Chao (Raymond) Huang was shot to death in front of the stately mansion in which he lived. Police said said Mr. Huang is not known to Vancouver police and they do not know the motive for the shooting.
U.S. Women's Open: No stopping Inbee Park
Inbee Park
Why the latest Israeli-Palestinian peace talks might just succeed
Patrick Martin
Why wait until 18 to vote? Let’s start at 16
Students at the University of Guelph. For some types of voting, we should not wait until 18.
Should I go for the automotive Viagra?
2013 Chevrolet Camaro SS
Facebook teases the end of its walled garden with new embedded posts
Does your Facebook content want to break free? Soon it can... sortof.
Bell Aliant profit falls following early debt redemption
Bell Aliant shows the Facebook App on FibreOP TV
New on Watchlist: More, interesting news and videos
Alex Tagliani once again without an IndyCar ride
Alex Tagliani laughs at the giant steering wheel his crew put in his car before he went out and won the pole for the NAPA Auto Parts 200 NASCAR Nationwide race Friday, August 17, 2012 at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. (File photo)
The middle class is good politics but a curious crusade
Konrad Yakabuski
Financial planning tips to get twentysomethings started on the right foot
Men and woman in graduation cap and gown
Aug. 2: Ah yes, transparency, and other letters to the editor
Aldous Huxley, in 1956.
Canada’s failing grade on disability rights
I gave up on living full-time in Halifax because I’m excluded every day. In the United States, my wheelchair is always welcome, thanks to federal law
CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada window set to close
Ron MacLean (left) and Don Cherry on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada.funding. (file photo)
Rick Mercer grills his pals for a holiday name
Mideast talks: tenuous positions, interim solutions
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (L) hosts an Iftar dinner for Israeli Justice Minister Tzipi Livni (3rd R) and Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erekat (2nd R) at the State Department in Washington July 29, 2013.
TV host enjoys 'high and mighty' feeling
Scott Russell loves his 2011 Honda Pilot
Rogers crafts plan to fend off foreign wireless rival Verizon
A Rogers Communications store in Toronto on June 3, 2012.
Hold the remote: Time spent online to outpace TV in U.S. for first time
Computer mouse.
Investors had a hand in the gold bubble
David Parkinson
The pitfalls of choosing a name for your business
Naming your company and products is no easy task, but it’s the single most important piece of brand work a business can do
Ten ways to prepare for business disruptions
Local store fronts are under water in downtown High River, Alberta on Thursday, June 20, 2013.
Business school scholarships offered to LGBTQ community
HSBC Bank Canada has established new diversity scholarships at four Canadian business schools worth $80,000 and potential employment over the next four years.
With these kinds of lottery winnings, who needs a wedding ring?
Single women who win the lottery are far less likely to marry over the following three years than are women who did not get that kind of windfall, a recent study finds, based on data from Florida lottery winners.
Enbridge sees regulatory changes ahead for oil spill cleanups
Crews clean up oil from a ruptured pipeline on the Kalamazoo River in Ceresco, Mich., on July 30, 2010. Authorities in Michigan said July 22, 2013, that they’ve arrested eight people who are part of a protest that’s attempting to block Enbridge Inc. from building a replacement oil pipeline across the state into southwestern Ontario.
Language czar asks John Baird to get rid of English-only business cards
John Baird, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
Russia a G8 ‘outlier’ for granting asylum to Snowden: Baird
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird takes part at a panel discussion during the Herziliya Conference. Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012, in Herzliya, Israel.
Witnesses to crimes have no obligation to hand cameras to police
The Special Investigations Unit is looking into a fatal shooting involving police on a Toronto streetcar after a man died early Saturday.
Toronto deputy mayor clinches Etobicoke-Lakeshore seat
Doug Holyday (centre) the newly elected MPP for the Progressive Conservatives for the Etobicoke-Lakeshore riding is applauded by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (right) and PC Leader Tim Hudak (left) after winning the Ontario by-election on Thursday August 1, 2013.
Blue Jays fall in L.A.
Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Maicer Izturis can't reach a ball hit by Los Angeles Angels' Erick Aybar for a single during the first inning of their baseball game, Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013, in Anaheim, Calif.
August 2: Your daily horoscope
Leo
Lives Lived: Nawaf Maalouf, 76
Nawaf Maalouf
Blue Jasmine: Great things happen when Woody Allen gets real
Blue Jasmine is a post-economic crash comedy-drama that boasts a formidable performance by Cate Blanchett and addresses such pertinent real-world concerns as class, gender and corporate criminality in urban America.
A broad perspective leaves The Attack with little to say
In the aftermath of a suicide bombing, an Arab surgeon living in Tel Aviv discovers a dark secret about his wife.
Berberian Sound Studio: Seriously sinister film a tribute to vintage horror
A sound engineer's work for an Italian horror studio becomes a terrifying case of life imitating art.
2 Guns: An action-comedy that’s smarter than it looks
Denzel Washington, left, and Mark Wahlberg star in the action-comedy 2 Guns.
Terms and Conditions May Apply: Doc and non-fiction horror flick rolled into one
In Terms and Conditions May Apply, the filmmaker’s bizarre fixation with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg almost undermines his well-researched and intriguing message.
Vancouver’s bike lanes have made it a city to watch
A cyclist uses the Hornby Street bike lane in downtown Vancouver.
A People Uncounted: A myth-dispelling look at gypsy culture
A People Uncounted is a 2011 Canadian documentary film directed by Aaron Yeger about the culture and history of the Roma people (commonly known as gypsies) in Europe, with special emphasis on their plight during the Holocaust.
My daughter wants to wear a training bra. Is it too soon?
The Canyons: A dour tale of betrayal, obsession and the world of twentysomethings
The Canyons is a Bret Easton Ellis penned thriller starring Lindsay Lohan and James Deen.
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