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How to storm watch (& stay dry).
Ladies Keira Jacket, Men’s Alan Big Check Jacket, and Ladies Siona Fleece
Tofino surfers undaunted by sideways falling rain, freezing temperatures
There are days in Tofino when the sun shines down, warming its beaches and storm-twisted coastal rainforest and illuminating the Pacific to a vibrant green hue.
Wild Ride
Racing through BC’s coastal terrain
The Tow Hill Community (Haida Gwaii)
You will hear it often, about some places, “I came for a visit and never left.”
Young paddlers voyage into history
Cedar paddles clenched in nervous hands, 30 young paddlers from Masset and Skidegate prepared for the journey of a lifetime, deep into the land of their ancestors.
Into the lair of the great bears
Imagine taking a once-in-a-lifetime journey to one of the world’s last remaining truly wild places, so remote that it’s completely black at night on satellite images.
Victoria lays out welcome mat for pet lovers
Thinking of taking your furry friend on your next trip to Victoria? If you choose your lodging well, there’s little need to plan ahead.
From deckhand to the command bridge
Master Jan Shalagan, Captain, Queen of Surrey
Harper, Japanese PM talk energy in Ottawa before UN events
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe takes part in an inspection of the Honour Guard as he stands with Prime Minister Stephen Harper upon his arrival on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, September 24, 2013.
Ben Johnson runs again at Seoul Olympic Stadium
Ann Makosinski demonstrates her prize-winning thermoelectric flashlight
B.C. student Ann Makosinski demonstrates her prize-winning flashlight, powered by body heat.
Facebook hits record high as Citibank upgrades stock
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.
Victoria student wins prize in Google’s global science fair
Victoria student Ann Makosinski in an image from her Youtube demonstration video.
The layoffs that still haunt Ken Lewenza
Canadian Auto Workers President Ken Lewenza, top, and Dave Coles, president of Communications Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada, are both retiring and placing their support behind Jerry Dias to lead Unifor, the merged union.
At the open: TSX little changed amid declining commodities
TMX Group Inc. signage is displayed on a screen in the broadcast center of the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, Oct. 31, 2011. A takeover of Toronto Stock Exchange owner TMX Group Inc. by a group of Canadian banks and pension funds is "significantly" more likely to succeed after TMX's board endorsed the C$3.73 billion ($3.73 billion) offer, analysts said. Photographer: Norm Betts/Bloomberg
Not everyone loves Louis C.K.’s rant on the evils of cellphones
Comedian Louis C.K. is shown in a handout photo.
Watch Louis C.K.'s rant about cellphones
Louis C.K.’s charisma and comedy are rooted in a weary-but-optimistic view of the world.
Rubenstein: A cinematic look at kids golf
Alexa Pano and Allan Kournikova from the documentary The Short Game
In Kenya, the fear of terrorism was a constant companion
A soldier carries a child to safety as armed police hunt gunmen who went on a shooting spree at Westgate mall in Nairobi, September 21, 2013.
Salvage operation begins in NWT for crashed Coast Guard helicopter
The sunken helicopter wreckage captured underwater by ArcticNet's Remote Operated Vehicle. The helicopter crashed in the frigid waters of the Northwest Passage this month, killing three people.
Four steps for B.C. to take to improve liquor sales
Tony Wilson
A new magazine is just part of where we’re heading
Mike Corrigan, president & CEO, British Columbia Ferry Services Inc.
Big waves, raucous storms and romance on Vancouver Island’s west coast
Propelled by prevailing westerly winds across the north Pacific expanse, some of the world’s largest waves build momentum, eventually crashing ashore on B.C.’s West Coast.
Watsa’s BlackBerry move shows he’s no Oracle of Omaha
Fairfax Financial Holdings chief Prem Watsa gestures while speaking during the company’s annual meeting in Toronto, April 11, 2013. The deal by Fairfax to buy BlackBerry Ltd. makes one thing clear: Prem Watsa is no Warren Buffett.
Carrick on money: Why retirees should embrace stocks
Keystone opponents reject rumoured Canadian offer to cut emissions
Some 15,000 pieces of pipe for TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone XL pipeline lie in a field in North Dakota, April 23, 2013. The Gascoyne pipe yard holds 350 kilometres of pipe, nearly a third of Keystone XL’s route from Hardisty, Alta. to Steele City, Neb.
Are BlackBerry investors getting a bum deal? And will they get more?
Michael Babad
Hands-on preview: What Microsoft did to improve Surface 2
A new Surface 2 tablet computer and docking station are introduced, Monday, Sept. 23, 2013 in New York. The optional docking station allows the Pro 2 to be used like a laptop.
Video: World leaders address the United Nations General Assembly
The United Nations Headquarters is seen during the General Assembly in New York, September 25, 2012.
Greeks stage second walkout in less than a week
Protesters hold a banner during an anti-government rally on the first day of a 48-hour strike by public sector workers, in Athens September 24, 2013.
Why Stephen Harper should speak at the UN
The United Nations Headquarters is pictured during the UN General Assembly in New York on Sept. 23, 2013.
Loonie closes lower as commodity prices decline
Canadian dollars.
New York opera's Russian-themed opening night draws protests
In this photo provided by Queer Nation NY, anti-Putin protestors demonstrate outside the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center, Monday, Sept. 23, 2013, in New York.
Toronto police chief eager to collaborate with Ontario’s incoming SIU head
Police Chief Bill Blair is seen at his office at police headquarters in Toronto, Ont. Monday, Sept. 23, 2013.
‘Renaissance’ for tolls means drivers to shell out for Massey Bridge
The George Massey Tunnel is a four-lane tunnel that is burrowed under the south arm of the Fraser River estuary.
In Photos: Shooting B.C. bears the humane way
Two spring cubs appear in Glendale River up Knights Inlet, B.C., on Sept. 18, 2013, looking for salmon.
Number of E. coli cases from B.C. cheese increasing across country
Gouda cheese.
Nokia syndrome: Rescue of BlackBerry not an issue of national pride
Michael Babad
Tour pros say Cabot Links a world class course
Cabot Links
MacLeod: Manny Machado's season comes to a painful end
Baltimore Orioles Manny Machado
Fairfax’s BlackBerry rescue: An illusion at best?
A man is silhouetted against a video screen with the BlackBerry logo as he pose with a Blackberry Q10.
Before the bell: Commodities weak, BlackBerry sliding
In the Washington budget wars, it isn’t who wins – it’s who loses
David Shribman
More humanitarian society? That’s so yesterday
Lawrence Martin
UN convenes amid hope for genuine breakthroughs on Syria, Iran
The United Nations Headquarters is pictured during the U.N. General Assembly in New York September 23, 2013.
Climate’s big PR problem
Margaret Wente
Sears Canada CEO to leave amid clash over revamp
Shoppers outside of Sears Canada at Toronto's Eaton Centre.
Web needs a tech fix for the Rehtaeh 'dating site' outrage
Rehtaeh Parsons is shown in a handout photo from the Facebook tribute page "Angel Rehtaeh."
Lessons learned after the Habs preseason win over the Devils
Montreal Canadiens Ryan White(53) celebrates with teammates Travis Moen and Michael Bournival, right, after scoring the third goal against the New Jersey Devils during third period National Hockey League preseason action Monday, September 23, 2013 in Montreal.
CFIA recalls spinach due to salmonella concern
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled four brands of spinach due to possible salmonella contamination.
Stock analysis: CIBC gets a perfect score
A CIBC branch is seen in Toronto in this file photo.
More tasers for Toronto police could ‘save lives,’ Chief Blair says
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair is seen at his office at police headquarters on Sept. 23, 2013.
Sept. 24: ‘Good’ and ‘bad’ terrorists defined, and other letters to the editor
A sign pointing in the direction of Westgate shopping centre is pictured as smoke rises in the vicinity in Nairobi on Sept. 23, 2013. A raid at the mall by al-Shabab killed at least 62 people.
John Cleese touring ‘the sanest nation there is’
Canadians can help serial groom John Cleese pay alimony bills by attending the Last Chance to See Me Before I Die show.
Family wheels: Toyota RAV4 just the right size
2013 Toyota RAV4
Canadians can only pray their economy won’t be collateral damage in war over Obamacare
U.S. President Barack Obama, shown Sept. 6, 2013.
What is Prem Watsa thinking?
David Parkinson
How I Started: Entrepreneur turns side projects into full-time business
Adriana Girdler is the CEO of CornerDtone Dynamics
Be wary of taking money from friends and family
At Macquarie Group's Canadian unit, it’s back to the future
Macquarie Group spent six years trying to find a niche between Canada’s big banks and its boutique brokerages. What the Australian financial firm found instead is that is a good way to get squeezed. After six pricey years of experimenting, Macquarie Group is giving up on fighting the country’s big banks. But it’s not giving up on Canada, instead going back to a boutique approach.
Battling it out for market share in the shifting world of natural gas
Peter Tertzakian
Predistribution: The neglected side of the inequality debate
An Occupy Toronto protester in Toronto,
Weber and Hansen record goal and assist in Canucks’ win over Coyotes
Vancouver Canucks center Ryan Kesler (17) celebrates teammate Yannick Webers goal past Phoenix Coyotes goalie Thomas Greiss (1) during the second period of NHL preseason hockey action at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Monday, Sept 23, 2013.
Joensuu scores third goal of preseason as Oilers beat Jets
Winnipeg Jets goalie Edward Pasquale (32) makes the save as Jacob Trouba (3) and Edmonton Oilers Jesse Joensuu (6) battle in front during second period NHL preseason hockey action in Edmonton, Alta., on Monday September 23, 2013.
September 24: Your daily horoscope
Libra
New guidelines help doctors treat persistent concussion-related symptoms
Trophy Wife: Turning the evil-stepmother myth on its head
John Doyle
Lives Lived: Bridgid Davidson, 54
Bridgid Davidson.
Do I have to turn right on a red?
I want to pluck my grey hair. Will more grow back?
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