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Meager gains push Dow average, S&P 500 index further into record highs; Humana drops
Keurig sells Quebec-based Van Houtte chain to MTY
A worker prepares coffee at a Van Houtte Bistro Tuesday, September 14, 2010 in Montreal.
Proposed Kitimat, B.C., LNG project to cost up to $40 billion: company
Coroner: Robin Williams’s autopsy showed no alcohol or illegal drugs
Robin Williams in Awakenings, 1990.
The close: Resource stocks help TSX end week on a high note
Barrick’s Goldstrike mine in Nevada.
Blizzard reveals new shoot-'em-up video game 'Overwatch' at fan-centric BlizzCon expo
This photo provided by Blizzard shows a scene from the video game, "Overwatch." (AP Photo/Blizzard)
Billionaire investor sees the value in sticking to his hunch (and Russia)
Designer launched her own label after cutting her teeth at Lululemon
Designer Nicole Bridger in her flagship store in Vancouver.
Vote delays suggest NAFTA environmental watchdog neutered: former director
Excerpt: Curationism: How Curating Took Over the Art World and Everything Else
MTY buys Van Houtte coffee bistros from Keurig Canada for undisclosed price
Emera takes profit hit due to post-tropical storm Arthur recovery costs
Court hears protesters' outcry over climate change prompted pipeline lawsuit
Lassonde Q3 profits dips five per cent to $10.6 million on acquisition charges
In photos: Vancouver mayoral candidates like you’ve never seen them before
OSC, TD divisions reach deal on certain fee overcharges on client accounts
Huawei courts Wynne with a futuristic vision she ‘could not have imagined’
Premier of Ontario Kathleen Wynne, right, speaks next to Premier of Prince Edward Island Robert Ghiz during a news conference at the Chinese People Association for friendship in Beijing, China Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014.
Friends Wanted for Lonely Soldiers
Eliza Robertson’s short story Friends for Lonely Soldiers is inspired by the First World War.
Former NDP staffer files lawsuit against MP over treatment at work
The Peace Tower is seen on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
The new grey power: Why older women are hot in fashion and beauty now
Cast member Jessica Lange is interviewed at a premiere screening of "American Horror Story: Asylum" in Los Angeles October 13, 2012.
How to fight global warming without destroying the economy? Use a little Econ 101
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Rep. Duncan Hunter wants Army to investigate an official who allowed himself to be called PhD
Shell shock: How much has changed in 100 years?
A war like no other: Two Canadians take shelter, above, after the capture of Vimy Ridge in 1917.
The Scotiabank Giller Prize: A by-the-numbers history
BlackBerry adds Top 10 investor as Ontario Teachers buys shares
Recalls this week include folding lounge chairs
This undated photo provided by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission shows a 4Seasons folding lounge chair. Three colors of the chair, turquoise, orange and brown, are being recalled because they can tip or recline too quickly, posing a fall hazard. (AP Photo/United States Consumer Product Safety Commission)
Canada and Greece exchange historic exhibitions
The great cedar plank houses and their awe-inspiring totem poles depicted in Heritage by Gordon Miller symbolize the extraordinary artistic and cultural achievements of the Northwest Coast Indians.
Outgoing Brampton mayor to undergo urgent spinal surgery
Brampton Mayor Susan Fennell listens to discussion at a city council meeting Aug. 6, 2014, on a forensic audit into expenses claimed by her and other councillors.
Accused said he was sent to Canada on secret mission, board hears
Supporters of Ahl-i-Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), a political and religious group, raise their hands during a protest in Karachi November 22, 2013. The Defence of Pakistan Council called for countrywide protests on Friday after sectarian clashes broke out during a Muharram procession in Rawalpindi last week.
JPMorgan plans to cut 3,000 more jobs in 2014 than planned in mortgage and card units
Redmayne takes centre stage as Hawking for The Theory of Everything
In this Sept. 9, 2014 photo, actor Eddie Redmayne, a cast member in "The Theory of Everything," poses for a portrait at the Trump International Hotel during the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto.
Manon: The ballet with feminism talking points
Dancers Greta Hodgkinson, Jillian Vanstone, and Sonia Rodriguez prepare for The National Ballet Company's production of "Manon" in Toronto, Ontario, Tuesday, November 4, 2014.
John Doyle: War stories are intimate, undiluted and brilliantly told
John Doyle
The Overnighters shows the dangers of following Jesus’s footsteps
This undated file photo from a film provided by Drafthouse Films shows Pastor Jay Reinke addressing the Overnighters from his church pulpit in a scene from the documentary "The Overnighters" that was filmed in North Dakota. The documentary looks at the gritty side of life in North Dakota's booming oil patch.
Pianist, writer Jeremy Denk adds personality to his work
Jeremy Denk, seen in New York, has gained an audience both for his music and for his writing. Last year, he won a $625,000 MacArthur Foundation fellowship for his ‘eloquence with notes and words.’
A solution to literary writers’ income problem is already here, even if they don’t like it
Russell Smith
US consumer borrowing increases $15.9 billion in September to record $3.27 trillion
In this Oct. 28, 2014 photo, customers check out at the new Century 21 Department Store in Philadelphia. The Federal Reserve release its September report on consumer borrowing on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
The best images from around the world for Nov. 7
Russian military cadets stand outside the store window of GUM (the State Department Store) as they prepare to parade in Red Square, in Moscow.
The rise of the curator in popular culture
Artist Marina Abramovic holds up a sign in a video portrait by Hans-Ulrich Obrist. The use of Obrist’s trademark clear-frame glasses suggests he has somehow possessed her.
File this social media stock under ‘high-risk’
Taking pictures with smartphones.
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Goldcorp working on new development plan for El Morro project
A Goldcorp sign is pictured at a Goldcorp annual general meeting in Toronto on May 2, 2013.
Ukrainian staff working unpaid in history museum to preserve culture
Acting director of the Donetsk Regional History Museum, Nikolai Sklyarov, says most of the museum’s staff are still coming to work.
Calendar: What investors need to know for the week ahead
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Chris Turner’s How to Breathe Underwater is many things, including a coming-of-age story
Chris Turner’s essays span years and find maturity
Smart meter melts in Saskatchewan, at least eight other fires have been reported
Document: Non-Partisan Association discloses campaign contributions
Former journalist and media executive Kirk LaPointe pauses while announcing he will run for mayor of Vancouver during this year's civic election, during a news conference in Vancouver, B.C., on Monday July 14, 2014.
Michael Bradley wants more quality and leadership at Toronto FC
Toronto FC 's Michael Bradley
Being Mortal’s central message is that we need to talk, early and often, about end-of-life
Atul Gawande
Lawsuit: Bad meatloaf led to the deaths of former West Virginia lawmaker and her husband
Family of soldier killed in tower collapse at Alberta military base has questions
B.C. man to serve five years in prison for luring underage girls online
Regulators: Concerned that lenders approving too many risky loans
Russia’s central bank warns of more interventions to halt ruble slide
A T-34 Soviet-made tank and Russian servicemen take part in a rehearsal for a military parade at the Red Square in Moscow.
Author Kim Thuy: ‘To me, success means no time has been wasted while I’m living’
No charges against two B.C. officers who used force during separate arrests
Manitoba judge wants court to bar nude photographs from disciplinary hearing
The Freedom in American Songs
Sarah Lazarovic’s graphic memoir, A Bunch of Pretty Things I Did Not Buy, is a funny, thoughtful read
Sarah Lazarovic spent a year without shopping.
LaPointe says Armstrong’s massive NPA donation won’t buy him favour
NPA mayoral candidate Kirk LaPointe unveils the party’s candidates for Park Board commissioner and School Board trustee during a news conference in Vancouver on July 30, 2014.
OSC, TD units reach deal on overcharging client accounts
TD Centre office towers as pictured on April 17, 2014.
Tea business shoots short films to expand its customer base
Garret Chan, director of strategy for Tealeaves.
Mickey and Pete reflect on life since winning 'Amazing Race Canada'
Mickey Henry and Pete Schmalz pose in this undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Bell Media
Germany’s luck runs out
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Germany is facing strong headwinds as the economy starts running out of gas.
Hopes dashed for Quebec mom seeking closure in toddler's 1978 disappearance
Facts about Canadian casualties and conflicts
Rogers offers U.S. wireless roaming for $5 a day
A Rogers Communications store in Toronto.
In Into the Blizzard, Michael Winter investigates our relationship with the First World War
Michael Winter
Uranium miners soar as Japan moves to restart nuclear reactors
Cameco’s problems include a tax battle with the Canada Revenue Agency and delays at Cigar Lake.
Stevie Wonder mixes political messages, powerful music as he revisits a classic in tour opener
Car of missing Nova Scotia man found near ferry terminal in Cape Breton
Frank Gehry: A prodigal son looks to leave his mark in Toronto
Fisherman: Frank Gehry at the opening of in London Nov. 7, 2013.
Dispute over immigration erupts during White House lunch aiming for compromise
Speaker of the House John Boehner listens as U.S. President Barack Obama talks as he hosts a luncheon for bi-partisan Congressional leaders in the Old Family Dining Room at the White House in Washington, Nov. 7.
Lisa Kudrow surprised by comeback on HBO's 'The Comeback' comeback
Delaware police investigating domestic assault allegation against NASCAR’s Kurt Busch
Kurt Busch prepares for interviews before the NASCAR Sprint Cup series Coca-Cola 600 auto race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C., Sunday, May 25, 2014.
Q&A: How Detroit went bankrupt, how it got out and where the city goes from here
This beaten down industrial stock looks promising
Spirits review: Le Père Jules Pays d’Auge 10-Year-Old Calvados, France
Wine review: Cathedral Cellar Chardonnay 2013, South Africa
Wine review: Charles & Charles Post No. 35 Cabernet Sauvignon Syrah 2012, Washington
Wine review: Featherstone Black Sheep Riesling 2013, Ontario
Despite profits, GMP and Canaccord shares suffer from commodity slump
Business people are seen at the intersection of King and Bay Streets in Toronto on Oct. 15, 2014.
Wine review: Giacomo Mori Chianti 2011, Italy
Wine review: Haywire Canyonview Pinot Noir 2011, British Columbia
French screenwriter Carriere, collaborator of Luis Bunuel, 'astonished' at honorary Oscar
FILE - In this Thursday, Oc. 16, 2014 file photo, French writer and screenwriter Jean-Claude Carriere, left, poses with his daughter Kiara, 12, after being honored with the medal of Commander of the National Order of Merit during an honor ceremony at Culture ministry in Paris, France. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present Honorary Awards to Carrière, Hayao Miyazaki and Maureen O’Hara, and the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award to Harry Belafonte at the Academy’s 6th Annual Governors Awards on Saturday, November 8, 2014, in Los Angeles. The 83-year-old novelist, screenwriter and playwright said he was “astonished” and “filled with joy” when he learned he was being recognized for his five-decade film career. (AP Photo/Francois Mori, File)
From battlefields to buttonholes, the poppy is a powerful symbol of remembrance
A poppy adorns a hat at the National War Memorial on Thursday October 30, 2014 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
John McCrae's wartime poem 'In Flanders Fields' still stirs sentiments today
Canadian Lt.-Col. John McCrae, who penned the famous poem "In Flanders Fields" during the First World War, is pictured in a handout photo. It was published nearly 100 years ago, but its words still ring true today. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Library and Archives Canada
The 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
A person passes by the installation 'Lichtgrenze' (Border of Light) in front of a painting depicting former Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev kissing his East German counterpart Erich Honecker.
Why few Canadians are familiar with Samuel Sharpe’s Great War legacy
Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Sharpe struggled with mental illness after serving for Canada in the Great War.
Britain claims a disputed triumph in battle over $2.7 billion budget bill with EU
Prime Minister of Latvia, Laimdota Straujuma, left, British Prime Minister, David Cameron, Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven and Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas, right, chat during the Northern Future Forum seminar in Helsinki, Finland Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014. The Northern Future Forum gathers the prime ministers of the Nordic countries, the Baltic states and the United Kingdom to discuss future trends in Northern Europe. (AP Photo/Lehtikuva, Markku Ulander) FINLAND OUT
Five things to do this weekend: Nov. 7 to 9
A goat looks for food at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.
Mexico cancels Chinese high-speed rail contract, opening the door for Bombardier
Ten music events in Toronto this week: Nov. 7 to 13
The Soul Motivators.
George Noory: ‘Radio is extremely intimate. It’s one on one’
George Noory, host of Coast to Coast, is putting on a live show Saturday at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.
Nova Scotia to enact four-year old consent law regarding organ donations
Can the dark Strange Empire ever touch the success of cozy Murdoch Mysteries?
The CBCs female-centric Strange Empire, which brings in about 300,000 viewers an episode, might have low viewing numbers, but it’s about quality, not quantity.
Rogers takes new pricing for wireless customers visiting United States
Providence drops lawsuit against Santander Bank alleging discriminatory lending practices
Soulpepper’s Spoon River: pure, uplifting hootenanny
Colin Palangio, Mike Ross, Brendan Wall, Frank Cox-O'Connell, Gordon Hecht and Diego Matamoros in Soulpepper’s Spoon River.
Take Me Back to Jefferson: a physical-theatre tour de force
Dan Watson, Julian De Zotti, Dean Gilmour and Ben Muir in Take Me Back to Jefferson.
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