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Seriously, Australia, a gay-marriage controversy? Look at Canada, and chill
Australia's opposition leader Tony Abbott smiles as he meets locals while walking along a shopping street in Liverpool an outer suburb of in Sydney, Australia, Monday, Aug. 19, 2013.
Glencore results show how much it overpaid for Xstrata
The logo of Glencore is seen in front of the company's headquarters in the Swiss town of Baar on Sept. 7, 2012.
Why Robin Thicke’s hit offends women: It’s not the lyrics, but their empty context
Denise Balkissoon
The most important issue facing the potash industry
A Potash Corp. operation.
Time to place wagers on Wal-Mart or Target
Customers enter a Target store in Houston in 2006.
Nude photos of Demi Lovato being shopped around online, website claims
Singer Demi Lovato poses as she arrives at the Teen Choice Awards at the Gibson amphitheater in Universal City, Calif., August 11, 2013.
The Muslim Brotherhood’s fate: An Algerian explosion or a Turkish resurrection?
A poster of deposed Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi that reads "Yes to legitimacy; no to the coup" lies amid the debris of a cleared protest camp outside the burnt Rabaa Adawiya mosque in Cairo in this August 15, 2013 file photo.
Q&A: Don Vialoux on the best and worst ETF plays right now
Freelance columnist Don Vialoux
TIFF 2013 will rock out with trio of concert movies
Bell TV app expands channels for tablet, phone viewing
The Bell TV app is something different. It sets subscribers free in a way that really hasn’t happened in Canada – if there is a Wi-Fi connection a wireless device (including Android devices) can serve up many of the stations viewers have access to at home.
Loonie closes lower as greenback strengthens on good economic news
Canadian and U.S. dollars.
Toronto police officer Forcillo granted bail in Sammy Yatim shooting
Toronto Police Constable James Forcillo is escorted out of 361 University Avenue after getting bail on Aug. 20, 2013. Forcillo surrendered to police earlier in the day on a second degree murder charge laid by the SIU that stems from the shooting death of Sammy Yatim.
BlackBerry cuts about 100 jobs as downsizing continues
BlackBerry logos and flags are seen at the company’s offices in Waterloo, Ont.
Watch: Dick Van Dyke's car burns on side of freeway
Screen grab from YouTube video showing Dick Van Dykes burning car on the shoulder of an LA freeway.
Investors group acquires Olympic Village apartments
Gill one of many NHL free agents anxious to find home
Nashville Predators' Hal Gill (75) and Vancouver Canucks' David Booth (7) tries to control the puck in the first period of an NHL game on Friday, Feb. 22, 2013, in Nashville, Tenn.
Premarket: Asian markets slammed, Best Buy shares surge
JPMorgan probed on U.S. power markets
A man walks past the JPMorgan Chase headquarters in New York.
Toronto city council divided on how best to fill Holyday’s vacant seat
Aug. 20: ‘Smart’ insurance, and other letters to the editor
Aug. 20: ‘Smart’ insurance, and other letters to the editor
Harper’s Arctic evolution
Whitney Lackenbauer
Should I leave my new car's air conditioning on 'auto' mode?
2012 Scion iQ
Egypt should remember Sadat
Hosni Mubarak, left, with Anwar Sadat
Can I drive with a child in a two-seater car?
Books are a cultural asset, but at what price, Quebec?
Antonia Maioni
BHP plans $2.6-billion potash investment in Saskatchewan
File photo of one of the head frames at the BHP Billiton Jansen potash project in Saskatchewan. Once built, it is expected to be the world’s largest potash mine.
Back to basics: Lessons from my children’s lemonade stand
Not long ago, my three kids approached me about setting up a lemonade stand at the corner of our street. Our discussions brought me back to the basics of business.
Selling your business? Avoid these five common pitfalls
Selling a business is harder than buying one. Here are a few common reasons about why sellers may get a less than top valuation
How I Started: A 'LinkedIn' for emergency prevention and response
Christine Sommers is the CEO and co-founder of ePACT Network,
After losing his home and business, entrepreneur finds a way to rebuild
Kevin Langley is CEO and co-owner of Ellis Construction Inc., a regional commercial contractor based in New Orleans. He also owns other real estate, construction and energy companies.
Education the antidote for youth unemployment – especially in Canada: OECD
The OECD’s new report, Education at a Glance 2013: OECD Indicators, found that 51 per cent of adult Canadians had some sort of post-secondary educational qualification as of 2011, up a massive 11 percentage points since 2000.
Ontario to screen all newborns for rare immune disease
David Vetter, born with an inherited disorder, which leaves him no natural immunities against disease, is shown in this Dec. 17, 1976 file photo in Texas.  In 1984, Vetter died from complications of an experimental bone marrow transplant, thought to be his only chance at survival outside his bubble.
The U.S. oil boom hasn’t translated into jobs
David Parkinson
The euro zone debt crisis is anything but over
Eric Reguly
Glencore takes $7.7-billion writedown as mining industry woes continue
The logo of Glencore is pictured in front of the company’s headquarters in the Swiss town of Baar in this file photo.
Mayor Rob Ford takes Toronto World Expo plea to the PM
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, right, and brother Doug air their Sunday radio show on location at the Canadian National Exhibition grounds on Aug. 18, 2013.
August 20: Your daily horoscope
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