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Spotted: Hello Kitty and the world's most depressing infotainment system
Toronto restaurant balances social mission with economic return
Hawthorne, a Toronto restaurant specializing in local cuisine, opened in 2012 as an initiative of the Hospitality Workers Training Centre (HWTC). The HWTC is a non-profit organization with a mission to train and support workers in Toronto’s hospitality sector
Unsteady oil markets prompt fears Calgary housing will follow suit
Real estate signs in Calgary, Alta., Thursday, June 26, 2014. Calgary’s real estate market in particular is fuelled by the price of energy, which means slumping oil prices could pinch sellers.
Should I rebuild or replace the starter on my Honda S2000?
2005 Honda S2000.
Designated driving service gets clients home safely, if not sober
Barry Salter’s company, Zero Tolerance, in Kamloops offers drunk drivers a ride home in their own vehicles.
Robo-advisers can offer hands-on advice, too
Chris Nicola, chief technology officer and co-founder of WealthBar, an online financial advisory firm, at his trade show booth in Toronto, Thursday, Oct. 16, at the Money Show.
Nokia a lesson for backers of Canada’s nanny state
Brian Lee Crowley
Defendant accused of supporting IS faces new charge of planning terrorist attack in Australia
Ignore the Tesla hype: the Nissan Leaf is your best bet
Nissan Leaf.
A massive dam – and a massive legal test
Gary Mason
Yes, Turkey is a safe haven
A Turkish aid worker distributes food to Kurdish refugees from the Syrian town of Kobani in a camp in the southeastern town of Suruc, Sanliurfa province.
Islam’s clash with Islam
Jeffrey Simpson
Oct. 17: October’s wild ride – and other letters to the editor
A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange at the closing bell on Oct. 16, 2014.
Canada’s true role in the Mideast conflict
Former prime minister Jean Chrétien, shown in an interview at his Ottawa office, is concerned about Canada’s dwindling role at the United Nations.
Judge voids Trump Taj Mahal casino labour contract; hope seen for saving casino's 3,000 jobs
Texas health workers who had contact with Ebola patient signing legal agreements to stay home
Medical staff in protective gear escort Nina Pham, exiting the ambulance, to a nearby aircraft at Love Field, Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014, in Dallas.
Senior Chinese railway engineer gets suspended death sentence for graft
October 17: Your daily horoscope
Libra
Lives Lived: Hugh Hanson Davidson, 84
Hugh Hanson Davidson
Watchers of the Sky: A years-in-the-making, moving look at the modern history of genocide
A scene from Watchers of the Sky.
These Final Hours shows a commonplace apocalypse
In These Final Hours, 12-year-old Rose (Angourie Rice) is rescued by James (Nathan Phillips).
Rudderless: William H. Macy’s directorial debut heads in the right direction
Billy Crudup in Rudderless
The Guest: What happens when you let a stranger in just before Halloween?
Dan Stevens in The Guest.
Laggies: Keira Knightley and Sam Rockwell get awkward in all the wrong ways
Keira Knightley in Laggies.
The Best of Me: Sparks of cliché
James Marsden and Michelle Monaghan emote with careworn sincerity.
Tu dors Nicole: A young woman’s insomnia leaves you wide awake
Tu dors Nicole takes a humorous look at the beginning of adulthood and all its possibilities.
St. Vincent: Bill Murray saves the day
In St. Vincent Bill Murray plays Vincent, the unfit babysitter of 12-year-old Oliver (Jaeden Lieberher).
Citizen Marc: A vexingly fascinating look at the life of pot activist Marc Emery
Citizen Marc is a documentary about Canadian pot activist Marc Emery.
Fury: A war movie with steel-plated thinking and marbles for brains
Brad Pitt as Wardaddy in a scene from "Fury."
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