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Metallica: Through the Never: The official trailer
Watermark: The official trailer
Most active fund managers out-gunned by benchmarks over past year
Specialist Peter Giacchi, right, calls out prices at the closing bell on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. The stock market pushed higher Thursday afternoon, sending the <strong>Dow</strong> tantalizingly close to a record high.
Cautious words at the UN paper over simmering tensions
President Hasan Rouhani of Iran addresses the 68th Session of the United Nations General Assembly at the United Nations, Sept. 24, 2013. A much-anticipated handshake between President Barack Obama and Rouhani on the sidelines of the assembly did not materialize, a senior American official said, apparently because the Iranians concluded it would be too complicated politically for their president.
Don Jon: The official trailer
The TSX sectors that are going up – and getting cheaper
stock market chart
Ontario the first province to offer online driver's licence renewals
Some Ontario drivers can now renew their driver’s licence online.
Rush: The official trailer
TD raises outlook for Canadian economic growth in third quarter
Thousands of shoppers attend the Toronto Premium Outlets mall in Milton, Ont.
Saskatchewan derailment shows need for pipelines, Premier says
A Canadian National Railway Co. train derailed west of Saskatoon on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013.
'FIFA 13' wasn’t broke, so 'FIFA 14' didn't fix it
There aren’t any major new features to spotlight in FIFA 14, this year’s entry in Electronic Arts’ annual blockbuster franchise. That means this year’s game is a straight-forward iteration over last year’s, doing pretty much everything FIFA 13 did, just a bit better.
Enough Said: The official trailer
At midday: Early TSX gains erased as Wal-Mart pressures Dow
The Wal-Mart Supercentre in Toronto’s Dufferin Mall is seen in this file photo.
Public editor: Tuesday’s Nairobi map unfairly suggested a terrorist community
Although the Somali terrorist militia group al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for the Westgate mall attack, it is unfair to suggest a link to the Somali community Eastleigh.
Nova Scotia's daring experiment: Let voting begin on day 1 of the election
Candidate signs outside the town of Wolfville in the riding of Kings South, Nova Scotia, September 19, 2013.
In Photos: Team Canada hockey jerseys through the years
Youth players model the new Canadian Olympic team hockey jerseys as they are unveiled in Toronto, Tuesday, Oct.8, 2013.
Rocky the musical heading to Broadway – by way of Germany
American actor Drew Sarich plays Rocky Balboa in Rocky, the musical adaptation of the Oscar-winning film, which premiered in Hamburg
Wynne admits practice of seniority-based hiring of teachers needs fixing
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne during question period Sept. 9, 2013.
LPGA gets an early jump on 2014 season
Bahamas LPGA event
On UN visit, PM pushes for improved health for mothers, children
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper (centre), Melinda Gates and Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete participate in a UN event that focuses on the major health challenges facing women and children around the world at the United Nations in New York City Wednesday Sept. 25, 2013.
Too much fall? McDonald’s strikes back at Starbucks with its own pumpkin-spice latte
According to recent statistics, Canadians gulped down more than 1.2 million litres of pumpkin-spice latte last year, primarily from Starbucks, which added the item to its menu in 2004.
Wynne admits practice of seniority-based hiring of teachers needs fixing
Worry less about what job you’ll get and more about enjoying the ride
Doing graduate studies in a different language changes one's perspective on the goals.
Ship crosses Northwest Passage, sails into history
The Nordic Orion along the Northern Sea route, along the north coast of Russia, in this undated handout photo.
Wounded in Kenya mall attack, Canadian teen may not walk again
Fardosa Abdi, 17, left, suffered extensive injuries during the attack on the Nairobi shopping mall. Her sister Dheeman, 16, was also hurt, but was treated in hospital and released.
Gap in mortality rate narrows between men, women: Statscan
S&P/TSX Sector Analysis
In Pictures: World Press exhibit
At the open: BlackBerry sinks further below Fairfax deal price
The new BlackBerry 10 smartphone.
Google reaches out as Waterloo area laments BlackBerry
A neon Google logo is seen as employees work at the Google office in Toronto.
For sale: Take a look at the childhood home of rocker Kurt Cobain
This undated photo provided by Kim Cobain shows a young Kurt Cobain in his childhood home.
Why U.S. bank stocks are getting cheaper
Tourists walk past a Bank of America banking centre in New York in this June 22, 2012 file photo. The U.S. government on August 6, 2013, filed two civil lawsuits against Bank of America for what the Justice Department and securities regulators said was a fraud on investors involving $850-million (U.S.) of residential mortgage-backed securities.
Ousted AlarmForce CEO files $11-million wrongful dismissal suit
Former AlarmForce CEO Joel Matlin is seen in this file photo. Matlin has filed a wrongful dismissal suit against the company.
Quebec’s Charter has disrupted 50 years of nationalist dialogue
Two men argue during a demonstration in Montreal on Sept. 22, 2013, in support of a proposed Quebec values charter.
Kessel takes punishment for stick-swinging incident in stride
Toronto Maple Leafs Phil Kessel smiles as he is applauded by teammates after winining a fight with Buffalo Sabres Brian Flynn during third period NHL pre-season action in Toronto on Sunday September 22, 2013.
Aviation officials may relax rules against boarding planes with liquids
An airport employee displays a plastic bag after the new restrictions for liquids in hand luggage started at the airport in Frankfurt, central Germany, Monday, Nov. 6, 2006. The new EU rules limit passengers to carrying 100 milliliters (a fifth of a pint) of liquid per container on board planes.
The TSX's worst performing REIT may now be its best buy
Best Buy’s massive distribution centre in Brampton, Ont.
Golf This Week: Last chance to secure major tour cards
Adam Hadwin, Brad Fritsch, Sue Kim and Alena Sharp
Can government debt be inflated away? Not likely
Stephen Poloz’s guidance for a rate change suggests there will be no movement for well over a year.
Pakistan quake creates mysterious new island as death toll soars
In this photo released by the Gwadar local government office on Wednesday, Sept 25, 2013, people walk on an island that reportedly emerged off the Gwadar coastline in the Arabian Sea.
In Siberia, a golden eagle takes down a deer
Jonathan Slaght of the Wildlife Conservation Society noted that golden eagles have a long history of eyebrow-raising predation attempts. ZSL scientists noted that they do not regularly attack deer and that such attaks have little evident impact on deer populations.
Vote reveals Sri Lanka’s unavoidable truth: Other voices must be heard
A Sri Lankan man cycles with a boy a day after the northern provincial council election in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, Sunday, Sept. 22, 2013. A former political proxy for Sri Lanka's defeated Tamil Tiger rebels swept the country's northern provincial election, according to results released Sunday, in what is seen as a resounding call for wider regional autonomy in areas ravaged by a quarter century of civil war.
Loonie ends slightly lower on U.S. debt worries
Canadian dollar coins are seen in this file photo.
Overcompensating? New York introduces texting zones for drivers
Carrick on money: This working senior is 77 and flipping burgers
Oliver pushes for oil to be shipped by train on west coast, Lac-Megantic notwithstanding
Dozens of tanker cars similar to the model used for the train that crashed in Lac-Megantic, Que., are parked on Monday, July 16, on the train's line near Farnham, Que.
Delays by First Nations groups could kill development plans, minister says
Joe Oliver, Canada's Minister of Natural Resources, is pictured in March, 2013. Oliver is trying to speed up the negotiation process between his government and aboriginal leaders.
Can we slash poverty and starvation by 2015? Yes, if we get to work
Somali refugee children eat porridge during break time at the Liban integrated academy at the Ifo refugee camp in Dadaab, near the Kenya-Somalia border, Aug. 2, 2011. The United Nations estimated that more than 3.7 million people in Somalia, among them 800,000 children, were on the brink of starvation following drought and spreading famine.
One of the greatest sporting comebacks going largely unnoticed
Oracle Team USA celebrates after winning a race to tie Emirates Team New Zealand in San Francisco at the America's Cup
What record Toronto price gap between house, condo could mean
Michael Babad
Before the bell: Markets see red as budget concerns grow
‘Sovereign citizen’ at centre of rental controversy was wanted in Quebec
Rebekah Caverhill looks through documents as she's interviewed at her home in Sylvan Lake, Alta., Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013. The Alberta pensioner says she feels like a prisoner after her rental property was claimed as an "embassy" by a man she says identified himself as a Freemen-on-the-Land, a growing movement of so-called sovereign citizens that is raising concerns with authorities both north and south of the border.
Mr. Obama, talk nukes with Iran - but don’t forget human rights
McGill students win $1-million prize for idea of using insects to battle hunger
Gabe Mott, one of five MBA students from McGill University who won the Hult Prize for a plan to produce and promote insect farming for food consumption in urban slums tasted 'juicy and delicious' stir-fried Thai Basil palm weevils in Thailand 10 minutes after they were harvested.
Montreal’s next Mr. Mayor
Lysiane Gagnon
Harper in New York, but won’t address UN
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks with Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta as they walk through the Hall of Honour in the Parliament buildings in Ottawa, Monday Sept. 23, 2013. Mr. Harper will not address the UN while he is in New York this week.
Politically, the middle class is the Holy Grail
Jeffrey Simpson
Sept. 25: The cause of the climate pause, and other letters to the editor
An iceberg melts off Ammassalik Island in Eastern Greenland.
Baby boomers rediscover marijuana
Marijuana use is on the rise among Canadians ages 45 and older.
Canada’s urban-suburban divide makes for great political theatre
Playwright Michael Healey is the creator of Proud, a theatrical study of Stephen Harper that Ottawa’s Great Canadian Theatre Company has picked up for its current season.
Gender balance at issue with Supreme Court vacancy
The Supreme Court of Canada building in Ottawa.
The five stages of Toronto road construction grief (One is a myth)
Andrew Clark
Why BMO would consider financing a BlackBerry buyout
A woman leaves a Bank of Montreal branch in downtown Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday March 22, 2011.
Paul has shed despair – should he now get rid of his adviser?
Selling your home? Steer clear of biases like the ‘IKEA effect’
Couple with house key
U.S. business spending hits the wall
Scott Barlow
Five tips to make your inbox more manageable
Tired of wasting time, sacrificing productivity, and putting up with inane subject lines because of email clutter? Here are five simple ways to declutter your inbox.
Have Canada’s economists lost interest in Canada’s economy?
Future looks brighter for fuel cells
Fuel cells manufactured by Vancouver-area firm Ballard Power Systems provided backup power in the Bahamas when Hurricane Sandy shut down the electricity grid.
Her dream: take Lululemon to the mat
Alex Leikermoser
Porsche releases price and details about its new 911 cabriolets
The 911 Turbo Cabriolet has 520 horses under the hood.
Fairfax seeks $1-billion from investors for BlackBerry deal
Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. chairman and chief executive officer Prem Watsa speaks during the company's annual meeting in Toronto.
Is bigger better when it comes to tires?
Joanne Will
September 25: Your daily horoscope
Libra
Lives Lived: Ben Minuk, 64
Ben Minuk
A silent motorcycle? And it's made in Canada?
The Canadian-built Sora is covered in carbon fibre and aircraft-grade aluminum, but is deceptively quick and smooth.
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