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Politician says controversial Scottish pop not as sugary as Celine Dion, Justin Bieber
Celine Dion performs on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City on Saturday, July 27, 2013.
Celebrity Photos of the Week: Today on Leave It to Bieber!
White House will have to seriously answer petition for Justin Bieber’s deportation
Canadian singer Justin Bieber jumps from a quad bike at a resort in Punta Chame, on the outskirts of Panama City January 27, 2014.
Canadian indie TV production down by almost 10 per cent last year
Accused Via Rail terrorist rants in court about strip search, gay marriage
Chiheb Esseghaier is led off a plane by an RCMP officer at Buttonville Airport, just north of Toronto, on Tuesday April 23, 2013.
UFC to hold five shows in Canada in 2014
American Jon Jones (right) trades blows with Sweden's Alexander Gustafsson during their World Light Heavyweight Championship bout during UFC 165 in Toronto on Saturday September 21, 2013.
Trudeau’s Senate move is bold, but not in the spirit of reform
Lori Turnbull is an associate professor of political science at Dalhousie University
At midday: Emerging market worries push stocks lower
Trader Peter Tuchman works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Friday, Jan. 24, 2014.
Living in retirement: Seven things I wish I could tell my 35-year-old self
Financial decision.
Target plans on Canadian expansion with nine more stores this year
Exterior of a Target store in Mississauga.
Giroux keeps producing, could be ideal Stamkos replacement in Sochi
Philadelphia Flyers' Claude Giroux (28) returns to the bench after scoring in the second period of an opening-round NHL playoff series against the Pittsburgh Penguins in Pittsburgh, Friday, April 13, 2012.
Can lace be too racy to wear to work?
Some unexpected outcomes from Obama's State of the Union
Doug Saunders
Argonauts release quarterback Zach Collaros
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Zach Collaros throws during first half CFL pre-season game action against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Winnipeg on June 12, 2013.
After 70 years of dialogue, Canada and Mexico ready for closer relations
Mexico’s then-President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto speaks during a meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Ottawa on Nov. 28, 2012.
Ford sideshow overshadows budget vote at Toronto City Hall
Mayor Rob Ford sitting at the council meeting at City Hall on Jan. 29, 2014.
Couple accused of killing man, mother remanded in Halifax
Melissa Merritt, charged with first-degree murder, is escorted at provincial court in Halifax on Jan. 29, 2014.
Watch emerging markets or risk getting blindsided – again
At the open: TSX drops as traders await tapering decision
Goldman Sachs specialist trader Meric Greenbaum (L) shows executives from Marine Harvest; Chairman Ole Eirik Leroy, (C) John Fredriksen (2nd R) and Lief Rode Onarheim (R) the price of their company's stock before it begins trading on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange January 28, 2014.
Canada can ‘maintain the gain’ in Sochi, but winning overall medal race tough
Volunteers stand on a platform displaying the Olympic rings on the Olympic Park as preparations continue for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics, January 29, 2014. The opening ceremony for the winter games will be held on February 7.
Conservative bill to tackle red tape for small businesses
Treasury Board President Tony Clement (left) and International Trade Minister Ed Fast attend an announcement for the Red Tape Reduction Action Plan in Ottawa, Tuesday, January 28, 2014.
Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades
A Scotiabank branch on Bay Street South of Queen Street in Toronto in this file photo. The bank reported its latest earnings Tuesday.
Canadians spent more on housing, health care in 2012
Statistics Canada says households spent an average of $56,279 on goods and services in 2012, up 2.0 per cent from 2011. Shelter costs accounted for the largest share of this spending, at 28.1 per cent.
Loonie ends lower as Fed announces more stimulus cuts
Canadian dollars.
Carrick on money: Young folks still live in fear of financial crisis
When the dollar falls, everyone in Canada loses
Exporters clearly welcome the extra boost their prices and profits get from the lower exchange rate, but they will not materially change plans for output and employment.
B.C. Liberals eye changes to give Vancouver mayors more say over transit
Students line up at the UBC bus loop in Vancouver, November 26, 2012. UBC is urging the city to advocate for a rapid-transit line all the way out to the university right away.
Trudeau cuts Liberal senators loose in push for a non-partisan Red Chamber
James Cowan is followed from a Liberal meeting by other senators on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday, January 29, 2014.
Cash back: Return of rare coins puts B.C. asset seizure law in spotlight
Inspector Brad Desmarais, left, and Jim Chu, Vancouver Police Chief Constable, discuss B.C.'s civil forfeiture program including one of the most valuable properties ever forfeited in the Lower Mainland during a press conference at City Hall in Vancouver, January 11, 2011.
Experts weigh in on the state of Canada’s spying rules
A sign for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service building is shown in Ottawa, Tuesday, May 14, 2013. The RCMP are to release an update on a national security investigation on Dec. 1, 2013, led by Integrated National Security Enforcement Team in Toronto, which includes officials from the RCMP, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Canada Border Services Agency.
CGI chief says reputation intact despite ‘Obamacare’ woes
File photo of Michael Roach, CEO of CGI Group.
It’s time for a closer look at B.C.’s forfeiture law
Joshua Krane
Watch Vin Diesel dance to Beyoncé (he's much better than you'd think)
RBC selling Jamaican unit to rival lender as market challenges weigh
An RBC bank on Toronto’s Bay Street.
Rand Paul slams Obama’s tax plan for the middle class in rebuttal
Senator Rand Paul taped his response to Barack Obama's in advance and posted it on YouTube.
Toronto's waterfront is for people, not planes
A Porter Airlines aircraft passes the Toronto skyline on approach for landing at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport on Sep 24, 2013.
How CP engineered a smart turnaround
Canadian Pacific Railway posted record fourth-quarter and annual profit.
Conservatives hold two by-elections in provincial Manitoba ridings as NDP support drops
Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger.
In L’Isle-Verte, no anger – only sorrow
Lysiane Gagnon
The rise of ‘small ball’ politics
Jeffrey Simpson
State of the Union address: Eight crucial things Obama said – or didn’t
U.S. President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union speech on Capitol Hill in Washington January 28, 2014.
Mayor Ford hones populist image as he enters Toronto budget debate today
Mayor Rob Ford outside of his office before the council meeting at City Hall.
Fed poised for $10-billion taper as Bernanke bids adieu
In this Tuesday, March 1, 2011, file photo, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gives the Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to Congress while testifying before the Senate Banking Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington. The tumultuous Ben Bernanke era at the Federal Reserve moves toward its close with the final policy meeting of his eight-year tenure scheduled for the last week of January 2014.
Peter MacKay the favourite to replace Harper, polls show
Justice Minister Peter MacKay carries his son Kian as they arrive at Fairview Junior High School in Halifax on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014.
Canadian auto industry poised for another solid year: report
File photo of a car dealership in Mississauga.
Bridge going nowhere: Detroit-Windsor crossing lost in a broken political process
The new Detroit River International Crossing project: artist’s rendering... if only it could get built.
Q&A: Technical analyst Ron Meisels on what markets have in store for 2014
In Pictures: BMW X5 a big truck with small car handling
Cato: BMW's big beast is bold and buttery smooth
2014 BMW X5
Mirtle: Van Riemsdyk emerges as a game breaker for Leafs
Toronto Maple Leafs forward James van Riemsdyk (21) celebrates after scoring the game winning goal on the Tampa Bay Lightning during the third period at the Air Canada Centre. Toronto defeated Tampa Bay 3-2.
Developers envision mixed-use neighbourhood on site of Globe HQ
The developers who bought the land that The Globe and Mail’s Toronto headquarters sits on will soon be filing plans with the city for the creation of a new neighbourhood that they are calling “The Well.”
Jan. 29: Smoking in retirement homes – and other letters to the editor
Firefighters rake at the site of the Résidence du Havre in L’Isle-Verte, Que., Jan. 28, 2014. Canadian investigators sifted painstakingly through the charred ruins of a Quebec seniors’ residence, seeking clues on what caused a massive blaze last week that authorities fear killed 32 people.
Toronto Hydro’s ice storm woes followed cuts to budget for tree trimming
Toronto Hydro workers repair primary conductors on Queen Street East on Dec. 23, 2013.
John Baird disposes of all unilingual business cards, language commissioner says
Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird attends an event in Ottawa on Thursday, December 12, 2013. Baird has blinked in his months-long standoff with Canada's languages cop.
Man charged after girl, 2, left in car in parking lot in cold
Veterans Affairs asks for $581 benefit repayment after soldier’s suicide: report
Veterans Affairs Minister Julian Fantino.
Five things big businesses can learn from startups
At a time when businesses are experiencing seismic shifts and consumer demands are being met by a growing list of global competitors, there are lessons that ‘big business’ can learn from their younger, agile and street-smart contemporaries?
Can snowbirds still find a property deal in the U.S.?
Before purchasing a property down south, rent first for a month and explore, experts advise. Live in the area, plug into the locals, and find a local real estate agent who can help you determine whether it’s a good fit.
Ottawa’s budget balancing may come with big pension asterisk
David Parkinson
Red tape is an unnecessary drag on Canada's economic growth
Nine U.S. hotspots for Canadian snowbirds
Formerly for chefs only, soon on store shelves
Tyler Gray holds black perigord truffles from France.
Janet Yellen: A woman at the top of a very male profession
Janet Yellen testifies at her confirmation hearing before the Senate banking committee.
In Pictures: Exotic foods at the Mikuni Wild Harvest warehouse
A mountain rose heirloom apple from Oregon, a product carried by Seattle-based Mikuni Wild Harvest.
Hawks erase three Flames’ leads but ultimately fall on Brodie’s OT winner
Calgary Flames' Mikael Backlund, from Sweden, celebrates his goal during first period NHL action against the Chicago Blackhawks in Calgary, Alta., Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014.
January 29: Your daily horoscope
Aquarius
Lives Lived: Violet Grace Lee, 83
Violet Grace Lee
Six more fashion faux pas that men commonly make
Presenter Pharrell Williams gestures on stage at the 56th annual Grammy Awards at Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014, in Los Angeles.
Parenting faux-pas? Couple lets kids climb all over multimillion-dollar Tate sculpture
A gallery-goer Tweeted pictures of kids climbing on the Donald Judd sculpture at the Tate Modern in London while their parents stood idly by.
Another cop show? 19-2 exposes the limits of Canadian TV
John Doyle
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