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Traffic control worker hit by vehicle at Cape Breton construction site
Boy, 17, charged after loaded rifle, knife found at Halifax school
China's official news agency says central bank cuts interest rate
Body of elderly woman found after Toronto firefighters battle residential blaze
ECB head Mario Draghi says central bank is willing to "step up the pressure," broaden stimulus
Top links: ‘Liquidity monster’ sows seeds of next financial crisis
So long, banner ad: Toronto startup offers custom, responsive native ads
Ildar Shar (CEO), Yang Han (CTO) and Vitaly Pecherskiy (COO).
How Americans have saved 15 billion gallons of gas
Jeremy Cato
How the greenback is muscling out Canadian markets
A strengthening U.S. economy, a stronger U.S. dollar and an increasingly tight U.S. labour market all point to continued small-cap outperformance.
Spirit of income trusts lives on in Norrep funds
Alex Sasso oversees Lipper winner Norrep Income Growth Class, which invests in small- to mid-cap stocks and bonds and has posted an annualized 13.21-per-cent return for the three years ending July 31.
Spotted: A really expensive parking spot
Want to retire near water? Try Brockville, the river city
Lifelong sailing enthusiasts, Patricia Capitain and her husband Francois Lacroix moved from Montreal to just west of Brockville, to a hamlet called Ivy Lea where they enjoy their retirement on “the wonderful river.”
Lipper mutual fund and ETF winners for 2014, based on 3-year returns
Five racy hatchbacks battle for the budget-minded driving enthusiast
Ten ways location-based marketing can help small business owners
Proximity marketing takes these opportunities even further and gives small businesses a powerful new tool for reining in holiday shoppers.
TDSB director’s salary hiked despite letter from Education Minister
Despite directive from the Education Minister to freeze compensation, Donna Quan was awarded $17,000 more than her predecessor.
Energy stocks, kids’ entertainment power winning funds
Brandon Snow, portfolio manager with the Cambridge unit of CI Investments, is the lead manager of the award-winning funds Cambridge Pure Canadian Equity and Cambridge Canadian Growth Companies,
Big returns buoy top Lipper award performers
Investors who have done well should consider taking some profits and rebalancing their portfolio, says Dave Paterson, a fund analyst with Toronto-based D.A. Paterson & Associates Inc.
Addition of ETFs reflects popularity among investors
Canadian companies have more than $600-billion on their balance sheets. As a percentage of gross domestic product, corporate cash has almost doubled since 2000.
Taxi trouble: Disruptive technology claims another victim
Todd Hirsch
Fund manager’s ‘hot’ picks: Socks, underwear, Crock-Pots
Steve MacMillan’s mutual fund, Fidelity Small Cap America, recently won a Lipper Fund Award for three-year performance for the second consecutive year.
Painting by Hitler going on sale in Germany
The Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014 photo shows a picture titled The Old City Hall, right, that - as the auction house said - was painted by Adolf Hitler and the original bill of sale and a signed letter, left, from Hitlers adjutant Albert Bormann, brother of the better-known Martin Bormann in Nuremberg, Germany.
Japan’s lower house dissolved for election in December
British anti-immigration party easily wins second seat in parliament
Candidate for the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) Mark Reckless, who is the former Conservative Party member of Parliament for Rochester and Strood, reacts after he was announced as the winner of the by-election at Medway Park in Gillingham, southeast England, November 21, 2014.
Mexicans angry over case of 43 missing students join in mass protest in capital
Protestors tear down barriers surrounding the National Palace in Mexico City, Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014.
Poll: Employers consider offering health insurance a priority, but cost an important factor
Gift Guide: These 3 affordable devices will let you watch online video on your big screen TV
This product image provided by Amazon shows the Amazon Fire TV stick. The Fire TV Stick is a small stick that connects to the HDMI port on your HDTV for instant access to movies, TV shows, music, photos, apps, and games. (AP Photo/Amazon)
Massive snowfall ends in Buffalo, but possible rain brings threat of floods
Tami Normile and Richard Brooks attempt to remove some of the five feet of snow from a roof top on November 20, 2014 in the Lakeview neighborhood of Buffalo, New York.
Lawyer thought he was government target before Florida State shooting
Florida State University student Ashley Work (L) from Destin, Florida listens while Kevin Arila (C, R) and Jacob Roberts pray for fellow students that remain hospitalized and the family of the gunman during the Gathering of Unity candlelight vigil on campus after the shooting of three FSU students earlier in the day on November 20, 2014 in Tallahassee, Florida.
Rinelle’s recovery: 'We want our hearts to be peaceful,' family says
Rinelle Harper is recovering in a Winnipeg hotel while her parents Caesar and Julie watch over her.
Nov. 21: Man up, woman up on harassment allegations – and other letters to the editor
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau: ‘We cannot get away from the fact that a complaint was lodged. Now, what the next step will be, we are of course reflecting on very carefully.’
Distracted driving is the new drunk driving
Gary Mason
Ontario, Quebec to craft united stand on Energy East pipeline project
Kathleen Wynne and Philippe Couillard are meeting in Toronto on Friday for a joint cabinet session. Officials confirmed that Energy East will be on the agenda, and the premiers plan to release a joint statement on the project.
Intelligence: the state must be fit for the purpose
Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones
Penn West continues its long crawl back to black
Penn West sold about $1.05-billion in assets which produce oil and gas since it rolled out its turnaround strategy a year ago, defying naysayers. Now it has to sell assets that do not produce hydrocarbons to keep the debt-to-cash flow plan on track.
The Beer Store is a hard case for Ontario
The Beer Store is a hard case for Ontario
Some smaller oil-patch players set to thrive despite sliding prices
Energy companies with a combination of healthy balance sheets, prowess in the futures market and reputations for making acquisitions pay off will head into 2015 with the wherewithal to pick up some assets at attractive prices.
After Japan enters recession, merits of bond-buying stimulus under scrutiny as ECB eyes action
President of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi addresses the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, at the European Parliament building, in Brussels on Monday, Nov. 17, 2014. (AP Photo/Yves Logghe)
A look at how stimulus measure known as quantitative easing, or QE, works in practice
Kesler triumphs in return to Vancouver; Ducks down Canucks in 4-3 shootout win
Vancouver Canucks' goalie Eddie Lack, right, of Sweden, reacts after allowing a goal to Anaheim Ducks' Jakob Silfverberg, of Sweden, in a shootout during an NHL hockey game in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday November 20, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Corey Perry scores shootout winner in Ducks’ 4-3 win over Canucks
Anaheim Ducks' Ryan Getzlaf, from left to right, Matt Beleskey and Corey Perry celebrate Beleskey's tying goal against the Vancouver Canucks during the third period of an NHL hockey game in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday November 20, 2014.
Mourning stage and screen director Mike Nichols, the enemy of mystery, the searcher of truth
FILE - Elizabeth Taylor is flanked by actor George Segal, left, a co-star in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” and Mike Nichols director of the film, as they watched preparation in this Oct. 20, 1965 file photo taken in Hollywood, ABC News confirms Nichols died Wednesday Nov. 19, 2014. He was 83. (AP Photo/File)
Patrick Kane continues to heat up in Blackhawks’ 4-3 win over Flames
Chicago Blackhawks right wing Patrick Kane (88) controls the puck against the Calgary Flames during the second period at Scotiabank Saddledome.
New tribal head to speed North Dakota natural gas pipeline talks to help curb wasteful flaring
FILE - In this June 9, 2014 file photo, the burn off flame of natural gas lights up the night sky in Williston, N.D. North Dakota's booming oil production has led to an unmanageable increase in the state's output of natural gas, which is a byproduct of oil production. About a third of the state's natural gas production is now burned off and wasted because the pipeline network needed to transport the fuel to processing plants is not fully developed. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast, File)
Patrick Kane continues to heat up in Blackhawks' 4-3 win over Flames
Lives Lived: Robert Genn, 78
Robert Genn
November 21: Your daily horoscope
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The latest Hunger Games movie is a serving of grey gruel
Liam Hemsworth and Jennifer Lawrence star in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, in which the trilogy gets very bleak.
Metalhead, Hermitage Revealed open in Toronto
Metalhead opens at the Carlton Cinema Theatre.
Point and Shoot: A narcissist’s crash course in how to be a man
The footage of Point and Shoot was taken by Matthew VanDyke, but this narcissist is not interested in merely documenting events – he wants to shape them. He was writing his own life story, filmed and on the fly. High on adventure, he was also a junkie building up an adrenalin tolerance.
Hoping against hope in Low Down
Still of John Hawkes and Elle Fanning in Low Down (2014). Credit: Oscilloscope Laboratories
The Homesman: On the frontier of madness
Tommy Lee Jones and Hilary Swank and star in The Homesman, a western that deals with topics, such as insanity, that the genre mostly ignores.
Florida woman becomes fourth to allege Bill Cosby sexually assaulted her
Actor Bill Cosby is shown in New York on April 6, 2011.
Japanese prime minister dissolves lower house of parliament; snap election in December
Alberta, Ottawa announce more money for seniors lodges in rural regions
Princeton's Gary Bass wins $75,000 Cundill Prize for 'The Blood Telegram'
No sign of controversy dogging him back home as Bill Cosby takes standup show to the Bahamas
FILE - In this Nov. 6, 2014 file photo, entertainer Bill Cosby gestures during an interview about the upcoming exhibit, "Conversations: African and African-American Artworks in Dialogue, " at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art, in Washington. After amassing a private collection of African-American Art over four decades, Bill Cosby and his wife Camille plan to showcase their holdings for the first time in an exhibition planned at the Smithsonian Institution. Temple University says Bill Cosby remains a trustee of the Philadelphia institution despite renewed scrutiny of sexual assault allegations in recent weeks. Through his lawyer, the 77-year-old comedian has strongly denied wrongdoing. Cosby has never been charged. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)
Explosion kills 1, injures 3 on oil and gas platform in Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana coast
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