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Bullish on Western Refining
Tougher laws are not the only way to stop radicalization
A screen grab from a Muslim social network showing Martin Couture-Rouleau
Book excerpt: Money, sex, madness and murder on Bay Street
Philip Slayton.
Massive air bag recalls bring many questions, some that can't be answered yet
John Tory promises 'fresh new era' at Toronto city hall if he is elected mayor
Company will stop selling guardrails after $175 million jury verdict, demand by regulators
When troubled young men turn to terror, is it ideology or pathology?
Martin Couture-Rouleau killed a soldier in a Quebec hit-and-run before being killed himself.
Whitecaps control their playoff destiny heading into final regular-season game
Vancouver Whitecaps' Kendall Watson, of Costa Rica, celebrates after scoring a goal against the Colorado Rapids during the second half of an MLS soccer game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday October 25, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
The close: Stocks rise, best week for TSX since late August
The Toronto Stock Exchange Broadcast Centre is shown in Toronto on June 28, 2013. The Toronto stock market headed for steep declines at the open Tuesday as the TSX reopens following the Thanksgiving holiday and catches up to the heavy losses racked up on New York markets in the previous session.
Conservatives weigh new powers for police after Ottawa shooting
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, right, and General Tom Lawson, Chief of the Defence Staff of the Canadian Armed Forces, take part in a ceremony to return ceremonial guards to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Friday, Oct. 24, 2014.
Justice for Tsilhqot'in finally arrives 150 years after war hangings
Slide in female labour participation rate threatens economic growth
David Parkinson
With John Nunziata's return, a four-way battle in Toronto's Ward 12
York South-Weston candidate John Nunziata canvasses at a bakery Oct. 22, 2014.
Bay Street lawyers’ ‘Public Enemy No. 1’ strikes back, with poetic licence
Philip Slayton.
Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead
Calendar
As feds plan new anti-terror laws, some ask why current ones aren't being used
Cliffs Natural Resources to permanently close western Labrador mine: union
Should I bank on an all-bank portfolio?
John Heinzl
Retiree plugs portfolio gaps with ETFs and low-cost funds
David Clark
28 kilos of cocaine found in suitcase at Pearson Airport
Ivo van Hove: Why this Belgian with a Canadian fan base rules off-Broadway
Belgian stage director Ivo van Hove before a dress rehearsal of the opera "Brokeback Mountain" at the Teatro Real in Madrid, January 24, 2014.
First Nations school joins Saskatoon public school division
The best images from around the world for Oct. 24
Kathy Cirillo (center left), the mother of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, follows the casket carrying her son, two days after he was shot dead by a gunman while he guarded the National War Memorial, during a precession from Ottawa to Cirillo's hometown of Hamilton.
Where to find bargains in the dark corners of the stock market
Norman Rothery
Salmon farmers poised for a ‘supercycle’ of higher prices
Chilean workers process farmed salmon in a plant in the Patagonia region. The country’s supply is not expected to grow over the next two years.
Questions remain on fiscal plans of Toronto mayoral front-runners
Simon Houpt
Legion says it can't move up poppy campaign even as Canadians demand poppies now
Frank Gehry: With a new Paris museum open, the architect is far from finished
Frank Gehry and the Fondation Louis Vuitton.
Call it the Pharrell Effect: How men are embracing edgier fashion
Google exec's supersonic freefall from near-space sets skydiving records, breaks sound barrier
In this Oct. 20, 2014 photo provided by Paragon Space Development Corporation, Google executive Alan Eustace is shown before a test flight for his Friday, Oct. 24, 2014 leap from the edge of space that broke the sound barrier and set several skydiving records over the southern New Mexico desert outside Roswell. Eustace's supersonic jump was part of a project by Paragon Space Development Corp. and its Stratospheric Explorer team, which has been working secretly for years to develop a self-contained commercial spacesuit that would allow people to explore some 20 miles above the Earth's surface.(AP Photo/Paragon Space Development Corporation)
Olivia Chow returning to political roots with Toronto mayoral race
Flip-flop in stocks provides reality check for investors
FILE - In this Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014, file photo, a specialist works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The market's flux over the past week has given investors pause for thought. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)
Public Editor: In the era of instant news, certainty must be our guide
Sylvia Stead
Doug Ford tries to stand out from scandal-plagued brother in mayoral bid
Mick Jagger explores all things James Brown
Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones pose for the media ahead of their Australian tour at Adelaide Oval on October 23, 2014 in Adelaide, Australia.
Investors flock to Africa despite Ebola fears
David Berman
Did your hometown make the finals as a Great Place in Canada?
Quebec City’s old quarter, Quartier Petit-Champlain, is filled with sidewalk cafes, boutiques and artisians shops in historic buildings and street entertainers.
Where every need is anticipated
Japanese ryokans have been around for 1,300 years and are the paragon of ‘omotenashi,’ a level of hospitality that goes beyond simply meeting a guest’s needs.
Timberland’s Frisk leaves to be CEO of Canada’s Aldo Group
Timberland Topsiders.
An 18th-century opera seen through 21st-century eyes
Allyson McHardy as Ruggiero and Kresimir Spicer as Oronte.
Egypt’s military suffers its deadliest attack in decades with 30 killed in restive Sinai
Novelist Michael Winter: ‘The idea that disaster helps create a nation seems ridiculous’
Newfoundland Regiment soldiers, First World War 1914-1918.
Ontario municipal elections see big-name mayors step aside or fight for job
Recalls this week: Arctic Cat all-terrain vehicles
This undated image provided by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shows a Arctic Cat 2008 Single-rider All-Terrain Vehicle, left, and the 2009 2UP ATV, right. The ATVs are being recalled because components in the front gear case can fail, posing a risk of loss of control, which can become a crash hazard. This recall involves model year 2008 and 2009 Arctic Cat single-rider and 2 UP style ATVs. (AP Photo/Courtesy U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission)
Greeks get 8 years to clear austerity tax bill, as arrears mountain grows
Toronto FC looks to end disappointing season with a win in New England
Toronto FC captain Steven Caldwell acknowledges the crowd following the club's final home game last week
Many milestones for Keanu Reeves, but actor still ‘working on working’
Cast member Keanu Reeves poses at a special screening of "John Wick" in Los Angeles, California October 22, 2014. The movie opens in the U.S. on October 24.
Game of Thrones star brings passion to A Thousand Times Good Night
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau stars in A Thousand Times Good Night as a stay-at-home dad to Juliette Binoche’s photojournalist.
US rig count up 9 in latest week to 1,927
Redskins QB Griffin breaks silence, won’t rush his return from injury
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III
Canadian union says it has lost bid to make Ford engines to Mexico
CSIS firearm policies leave gun-toting spies without proper cover: watchdog
Life after Ford: A city as divided as ever
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's desk in the council chamber.
Be patient with Scott Walker and his art will be your reward
Sometimes Scott Walker’s songs make conventional sense, and other times they work by dream logic.
Three reasons to stay out of the stock market
Rob Carrick
Ten music events in Toronto this week: Oct. 24 to 30
Art Bergman - photo credit KENNETH LOCKE For Wheeler Listings
Rogers CEO’s dressing-down all in good fun, analyst says
Rogers CEO Guy Laurence got in a little dig at an analyst during a conference call, something not usually heard during routine discussions of results on the Street.
Ottawa gunman launched attack with slow-loading, John Wayne-style rifle: experts
Joseph Boyden takes on the history of residential schools through fiction - and ballet and film
As part of the imagineNative film festival Joseph Boyden will do a reading of a story he wrote about residential school that was turned into a play by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet..
RCMP won’t pursue discipline of constable who alleged sexual assault
Mr. Mansbridge, can you please narrate my life?
Tabatha Southey
Five things to do this weekend: Oct 24 to 26
Hayden. Credit: Vanessa Heins
Youth art infiltrates Toronto election campaign
Toronto arts group Cue’s distinctive black oval symbolizes the group’s ‘surreal infiltration’ of the municipal election.
As Halloween treat, J.K. Rowling to post new story about Dolores Umbridge of Potter books
FILE - This Oct. 16, 2012 file photo shows author J.K. Rowling at an appearance to promote her latest book "The Casual Vacancy," at The David H. Koch Theater in New York. Harry Potter fans can look forward to a Halloween treat, with some tricks, from Rowling. In an announcement posted Friday, Oct. 24, 2014, on her web site, www.pottermore.com, the author revealed that she has prepared a 1,700 word story about the witch and former Hogwarts professor Dolores Umbridge. (Photo by Dan Hallman/Invision/AP, File)
Illegal dump site forces B.C. government to clean up 90 tonnes of waste
John Doyle: Death Comes to Pemberley is perfectly timed
John Doyle
Buying used: Looking to purchase an affordable future classic?
Saturn Sky.
'Drumline: A New Beat' puts a new spin on original
This photo provided by VH1 shows, Jeff Pierre, left, as Tyree, and Alexandra Shipp as Dani Bolton in "Drumline: A New Beat," which airs at 9 p.m. EDT Monday, Oct. 27, 2014, on VH1. (AP Photo/VH1, Annette Brown)
Pittsburgh's Primanti Bros. to mail sandwiches anywhere in US through food-delivery firm
Architect Frank Gehry shocks with obscene gesture, biting comments about modern architecture
Canadian Architect Frank O. Gehry, 3rd left and his wife Berta Isabel Aguilera meet Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia before the Prince of Asturias award ceremony in Oviedo, northern Spain, Friday Oct. 24, 2014. Gehry will receive the Prince of Asturias Prize for the Arts. (AP Photo/Paco Garcia)
Jenny McCarthy brings her big personality to SiriusXM with daily radio show 'Dirty Sexy Funny'
FILE - In this May 14, 2014, file photo, actress Jenny McCarthy attends "A Celebration of Barbara Walters " in New York. SiriusXM announced that Jenny McCarthy’s Dirty, Sexy, Funny with Jenny McCarthy, a new daily live morning radio show on SiriusXM will launch on Monday, Oct. 27. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
Teenage coders breaking tampon taboo with retro point-and-shoot
Interactive map: Tracking the Ottawa shooter
Estonian hacker sentenced to 11 years in prison for cyberattack that stole $9.4 million
Canadiens, Leafs and Senators to stage co-ordinated tribute to fallen soldiers
Fans pass around a giant Canadian flag during the singing of the national anthem at an Ottawa Senators game
Is your family business prepared for succession?
Jori International Ltd., a family-owned and operated business, has reached this pivotal point. After 22 years as president of the fast-growing logistics company, Rick Woods is ready to retire and pass control of the business to his 20-something son, Sam
Mexican stone soup a highlight of Devour, Wolfville's food film fest
Female Mountie who had sex in police cruiser won't be further disciplined
Time to declutter your investment closet
A client who came to investment adviser Adrian Mastracci looking for help had 98 different investments. ‘I have no idea how a guy with 98 investments could keep track of them,’ he said.
Pacific Northwest LNG president resigns, Progress Energy chief to fill role
US Chamber invests nearly $30 million to help Republicans with 1 glaring omission - Georgia
Technical bounce already done for most TSX stocks
The Toronto Stock Exchange was little changed early on Dec. 30.
'None of the above' option won't be on ballot for New Brunswick byelection
An hour with 'Fantasia: Music Evolved' and, oh lord, do my arms hurt
This is not what you will look like while playing this game. (Publisher: Disney Interactive, Developer: Harmonix, Release: 2014)
21 countries initiate new China-backed Asian bank opposed by US as rival to existing lenders
Chinese President Xi Jinping, fourth right, meets with the guests, at left, who attend the signing ceremony of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Friday, Oct. 24, 2014. China and 21 other Asian nations have signed on to the new international bank opposed by Washington as an unnecessary rival to established institutions such as the World Bank.(AP Photo/Takaki Yajima, Pool)
Financially-troubled F1 team Caterham given permission to miss next two races
Grocery lines grow longer as Venezuelans brace for hardship stemming from oil slump
Milagro Alvarez holds her five-month-old daughter Annabeth as she waits in line outside the Farmatodo pharmacy in hopes of buying more disposable diapers in downtown Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, Oct. 24, 2014. The store refused to sell her diapers because of a government rationing system that only allows her to buy two packages of 20 diapers a week. The falling oil prices that are providing relief to drivers around the world threaten to bring more misery to the life of Alvarez and millions of other Venezuelans, whose country depends almost exclusively on oil revenue. The math teacher has been getting up before dawn each day and rushing out to hunt for disposable diapers, one of many products that have been in short supply due to price restrictions and currency controls put in place by the socialist government long before the slide in petroleum prices. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
Ontario, Quebec want social, community groups to reach out to radicalized youth
Judge stops New Jersey from allowing sports betting after request from pro leagues, NCAA
Confessions of a Shopaholic-aholic: Why it’s okay to love Sophie Kinsella’s anti-heroine
By her seventh book, Kinsella’s character has grown into a fascinating woman and a role model of a certain stripe.
Nova Scotia pondering changes to sex designation rules for transgender people
Three new comics you should be reading
Residents of Alberta city come together to clean up vandalized mosque
A mosque in Cold Lake, Alberta, shown in this handout image, was being cleaned up after a brick was thrown through its windows and a "go home" message was painted on the wall. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Val Young
Vancouver co-housing movement gains traction
The 31-unit project in Vancouver’s east side ranges from studios to four-bedroom units.
French court rules in favour of extraditing Kazakh dissident banker to either Russia or Ukraine
U.S. searches for Canadian barge adrift off Alaska coast
Ice floes float in Arctic waters above the Arctic Circle in 2008. A U.S. Coast Guard plane is searching for a Canadian barge adrift off the coast of Alaska. If the weather doesn’t improve, the barge may have to be left in the ice over the winter.
Party of One: A takedown of Stephen Harper that lands wide of the mark
Prime Minister Stephen Harper takes a question as he attends an event at the Confederation Centre of the Arts, in Charlottetown, on Thursday, June 19, 2014.
Pacific NorthWest president resigns after leading early-stage LNG project
Greg Kist
US Coast Guard searching for Canadian barge adrift in Arctic waters
Love Enough: Dionne Brand’s latest presents Toronto in new light
Brand’s book has a diverse and shifting cast.
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