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Flames split squads record pair of wins over Islanders
Calgary Flames' Dennis Wideman, second from right, celebrates his goal with teammates, left to right, Lee Stempniak, TJ Galiardi and Derek Smith, during second period split-squad NHL preseason action against the New York Islanders in Calgary, Alta., Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013.
Toronto finds compromise on fees for new homes
Toronto is scaling back plans to hike development fees on new homes.
Families of victims want committee to stay out of MM&A case
The families of some victims of the Lac-Mégantic disaster object to a Quebec group's effort to be appointed as n official creditors' committee in MM&A Railway's bankruptcy proceedings.
Canadian Coast Guard helicopter crash victims succumbed to hypothermia
Mayors face resistance on rail-safety push
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities has been asking Transport Canada for more clarity on the movement of hazardous goods.
Jets score early and hang on to beat Oilers in preseason action
Winnipeg Jets' Mark Scheifele (55) and Michael Frolik (67) celebrate after Frolik opened the scoring goal against the Edmonton Oilers during second period preseason NHL action in Winnipeg, Tuesday, September 17, 2013.
Delay in noise study threatens to ground Porter’s jet plans
Porter Airlines is only allowed to fly turboprop planes into Toronto's island airport
Best pictures from September 17
A native elder watches as an all Nations Canoe Gathering at Science World in Vancouver September 17, 2013 where they were welcomed in a traditional ceremony to the Coast Salish lands. Canoe gathering marks the opening to the Week of Reconciliation to be held in Vancouver. (John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail)
Quebec parties step back from acrimonious charter debate
Muslim women demonstrate against the proposed Quebec charter of values while a tour bus passes by Tuesday, September 17, 2013 at the legislature in Quebec City.
Paleoanthropology: Meet the Indiana Jones of the Facebook generation
Paleoanthropologist Lee Berger, who with his 9-year-old son discovered a new hominid species, Australopithecus sediba, holds a replica of a cranium fossil in his office at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. He uses Google Earth to seek fossil sites, and promotes his findings on Facebook and Twitter.
B.C. NDP advised to look toward renewal
B.C. NDP Leader Adrian Dix pauses while addressing supporters after the Liberal Party was projected to win a majority government in Vancouver on May 14, 2013.
Blair: Injuries on all sides have coloured the final stretch in AL East
New York Yankees batter Derek Jeter walks back to the dugout after striking out against the Boston Red Sox in the fourth inning of their American League game at Yankee Stadium in New York September 6, 2013.
Top Toronto Centre contenders square off early
Linda McQuaig, who won the NDP nomination in the by-election for Toronto Centre MP, takes a seat after speaking in Toronto on Sunday, September 15, 2013.
Globe wins Canadian digital award; finalist for six others
Team Canada players line up before a game during the 1972 Summit Series.
In pictures: B.C. marks start of Reconciliation Week
A native elder watches as an all Nations Canoe Gathering at Science World in Vancouver September 17. B.C. has called Sept. 16 to 22 Reconciliation Week, and UBC has suspended most classes on its Vancouver campus.
Truth commission marks history of Canadian residential schools
An all Nations Canoe Gathering at Science World in Vancouver September 17, 2013 where they were welcomed in a traditional ceremony to the Coast Salish lands. Canoe gathering marks the opening to the Week of Reconciliation to be held in Vancouver.
Rasmus, Davis back strong outing from Dickey as Jays down Yankees
Toronto Blue Jays Colby Rasmus hits a home run against the New York Yankees during the fourth inning of their American League baseball game in Toronto, September 17, 2013.
Canucks banking on fiery Tortorella to ignite rather than scorch
Vancouver Canucks head coach John Tortorella addresses a media availability at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. Wednesday, Sept, 11, 2013.
Taxpayers will pay for B.C. recycling system, cities warn
Empty blue box and green wast recycling containers are strewn along Steveston highway in Richmond, Sept. 16, 2013.
Video: Free John and Tarek (an appeal from John's students)
Toronto Police Chief hits deadline for Sammy Yatim probe
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair addresses the media on the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Sammy Yatim in Toronto on Monday, July 29, 2013.
Watch: Moyes hails Rooney performance
Quebec Liberal leader speaks about police raid on his party
Quebec Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard reacts to a search conducted by the anti-corruption squad at the party's headquarters earlier in July, Tuesday, September 17, 2013 at the legislature in Quebec City. Liberal member Robert Poeti, right, looks on.
Ottawa moves to protect endangered sage grouse
The federal government intends to introduce an emergency protection order for the sage grouse, which is native to the southern Prairies.
Families, military pay tribute to fallen airmen after 73 years
UN resolution on Syria won’t threaten force, Russia says
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov adjusts his glasses during a news conference after a meeting with his French counterpart Laurent Fabius in Moscow, Sept. 17, 2013.
Porter Airlines flights delayed by major network outage
A Porter Airlines plane landing at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport on April 9, 2013.
Money managers have a new love: Europe
A passerby uses his smartphone to take a picture of the euro sign landmark in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt.
The right time to buy REITs? When prices have tumbled
John Heinzl
After 73 years, closure for families of airmen lost in Muskoka
Peter Abraham, right, places at rose on the casket of his uncle, Flight Lieutenant Peter Campbell, at the funeral for him and Leading Aircraftsman Theodore Bates at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Guelph, Ont., on Sept. 17, 2013. The two airmen were lost over Lake Muskoka in 1940.
Waterton sees ‘Midas’ touch in latest mine buy
Private equity buyer Waterton Global Resource Management Inc. is closing in on an acquisition of another gold mine in Nevada. The investment firm is planning to buy the property from Colorado-based gold and copper giant Newmont Mining Corp. The underground mine is called Midas, and it is already pumping out yellow metal.
MTY Food Group tests the limits of investor appetite
Since going public in 1995, MTY Food has made several acquisitions, including the Mr. Sub chain in 2011.
Retailers warn of spreading ‘bloodbath’
Retailers will feel the pressure through 2014 as Target and other rivals continue their incursion into the Canadian market.
Facebook bans advertiser for using bullying victim’s photo
Facebook has banned an advertiser that used an image of deceased bullying victim Rehtaeh Parsons in an ad for its online dating website. On Tuesday, Facebook Canada spokesperson Meg Sinclair confirmed that the dating service ionechat.com has been permanently banned from the social network as an advertiser.
The Prime Minister should put in a call to Egypt
Filmmaker John Greyson.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Alberta is right to deal early with its pension problem
Alberta Minister of Finance Doug Horner. REUTERS/Dan Riedlhuber (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS)
Methanex shares get an octane boost from cheaper natural gas
A Methanex plant in Kitimat, B.C.
Aleksandra Wozniak upset at Habs for including Leblanc among first cuts
Aleksandra Wozniak of Canada reacts to a missed point at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York August 27, 2012.
Advertisers to open up on Web-usage data collection, targeted advertising
Groups representing the majority of Canada’s largest advertisers and their agencies have joined a global effort to better regulate targeted online advertising.
Tracking stocks with upward velocity
C Series numbers still don’t add up
Sophie Cousineau
I’m willing to trade information for a job – so why can’t I get hired?
Julie Labrie
Transcript: Should capitalism survive?
Occupy Wall Street protesters rally in a small park on Canal Street in New York, Nov. 15, 2011.
Coaching your staff to coach themselves
Harvey Schachter
With Calvillo down, it’s quarterback by committee for Alouettes
Montreal Alouettes' quarterback Josh Neiswander passes against the B.C. Lions during the second half of a CFL game in Vancouver, on Sunday September 15, 2013.
Pair jailed two years after illegal entry into Canada with $250,000 in cash, handgun
CBSA border guards inspect vehicles at the Sumas border crossing in Abbotsford, B.C. on April 2, 2013.
Star forward Connor McDavid vows Otters will be better this season
Connor McDavid in action with the Erie Otters against the Niagara Ice Dogs in Ancaster, Ontario on Aug. 31, 2012.
For fund manager Dana Love, next stop is Dynamic
Dana Love
Canucks’ top players set to see more ice time under Tortorella
Vancouver Canucks' Ryan Kesler stands outside the team dressing room in Vancouver, British Columbia May 9, 2013.
We’ll never forget you, Toronto: Elephants’ departure plans take shape
Toka, left, and Iringa, seen here May 1, 2012 at the Toronto Zoo, will move to a California sanctuary in October, along with a third elephant, Thika.
Toronto Centre NDP candidate McQuaig takes aim at income inequality
Linda McQuaig speaks with reporters after winning the NDP nomination for the Toronto Centre by-election on Sept. 15, 2013.
Goldcorp’s Telfer, OSC reach proposed settlement over share sale deal
Ian Telfer, chairman of Goldcorp Inc., on the campus of Ottawa University, where he had donated a large sum of money, in 2007. Mr. Telfer has reached a proposed settlement with staff of the Ontario Securities Commission involving allegations he acted contrary to the public interest in a share sale transaction.
Police search for three missing Brampton teens
Peter Munk should go before the last investor does
David Parkinson
Canadian solar success story faces new challenge
A large, ground-mounted solar farm with photovoltaic panels produced by Canadian Solar Inc. in Guelph, Ont.
The sun begins to shine on solar power
On the roof of his south Ottawa home, 33 solar panels are generating power for Samir Basaria which he sells to Ontario’s electricity grid. He talks with David Cork from iSolara which installed the panels.
Public-transit envy? Vienna bans kissing, loud phone talk and smelly food on subway
Ottawa warns wireless carriers on discussing spectrum strategies
Pierre Blouin, CEO of MTS Allstream and Manitoba Telecom Services Inc., raised eyebrows with remarks he made at Bank of Montreal’s annual Media and Telecom conference on Sept. 10.
The close: Stocks rise as Fed meets
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Q&A: Robert Shiller on the Fed and the outlook for Canadian housing
Yale economist Robert Shiller
Why things are looking up for the B.C. wine industry
Beppi Crosariol
New exhibition celebrates Ontarians Billy Bishop, K’naan and more
The exhibition will include protraits of rappers K’naan and Drake.
Talking points: Mothers nesting, food addicts and high-tech webs
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men check etrogs, or citrus fruits, in preparation for use in rituals during the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which begins Wednesday at sundown.
Julia Child was right: Why you should make a butcher your friend
Bilal Mustapha left, dances with patron as he performs at Restaurant Lordia in Chomedy Laval, north of Montreal Sunday, June 16, 2013 THE GLOBE AND MAIL/Peter McCabe
Is artificial food colouring really unsafe? The jury is still out
Heinz’s new Funky Purple ketchup covers a couple boats of French Fries at an outdoor cafe in downtown Pittsburgh on Tuesday, July 31, 2001.
Jam tart with mascarpone topping
No Argo here: New doc sets the record straight on the Iran hostage crisis
Former CIA agent William Daugherty of the documentary Our Man in Tehran poses for a photo during the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013.
What I learned visiting my mom at the hospital
No thanks Ms. Marois, I’ll take Canada’s brand of multiculturalism
A demonstrator is framed by a Canadian flag as she protests against Quebec’s proposed Charter of Values in Montreal, September 14, 2013.
Lions starter Travis Lulay to miss two games with shoulder injury
BC Lions quarterback Travis Lulay
Unclaimed: The official trailer
Blue Jays’ Encarnacion facing wrist surgery
Toronto Blue Jays Edwin Encarnacion hits a two run home run against the Baltimore Orioles during the second inning of their American League baseball game in Toronto, June 23, 2013.
A Single Shot: The official trailer
Salinger: The official trailer
Our Man in Tehran: The official trailer
The Art of the Steal: The official trailer
Prisoners: The official trailer
Images from Tuesday's Champions League action
Good 'Ol Freda: The official trailer
Cutie and the Boxer: The official trailer
Battle of the Year 3D: The official trailer
Austenland: The official trailer
Sun News request to CRTC spurs broad media opposition
Sun News Network.
Handle with care: Guns, grenades arriving in Canada by postal mail
Canada Post vehicles sit outside a sorting depot in the Ville St-Laurent borough of Montreal, in a June 6, 2011 photo. Criminals are using the Canadian postal system to transport illicit goods including guns, grenades, dangerous chemicals and, in one case, even a rocket launcher, says a newly declassified RCMP report.
David Rosenberg on Canada: ‘So much for the housing bust’
Michael Babad
Wind Mobile chases Big 3 with unlocked iPhones
Apple Inc.'s new 5S iPhone will be available to customers in Apple retail stores on Friday starting at 8 a.m. local time, the company said.
Canaccord to invest in Markham arena? #Notachance
An artist’s rendering of the proposed GTA Centre in Markham, Ont.
China warning lights flash as foreign investment tumbles
Workers install scaffolding at a construction site in central Beijing.
Parks Canada declares war on rats in Haida Gwaii
First Nations canoes arrive to watch the raising of the Gwaii Haanas legacy totem pole on Lyell Island in Haida Gwaii on Thursday August 15, 2013. Gwaii Haanas comprises the southernmost part of Haida Gwaii (formerly known as the Queen Charlotte Islands).
Sheila took the package – can she retire for good?
In ads we trust: How best to get the message across
A Canadian Wheat Board advertisement in the Alberta Farmer bi-weekly newspaper. In the Nielsen survey, 61 per cent of respondents said they completely/somewhat trust newspaper ads.
The U.S. income trap: A problem that won’t go away
Sindia Lozada, left, holds Josue Ramirez, her neighbour’s son, as Frank Gilbert looks on in Oakland, Calif., in a file photo. The latest U.S. census reveals that real median household income remains 8.3 per cent below its level in 2007, the year before the recession began.
CIA investment arm partners with mobile app tester
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