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Now Trending: Piers Morgan questioned by police over phone hacking scandal
CNN host Piers Morgan has been interviewed by British police investigating suspected conspiracy to intercept telephone voicemails.
The Sixth Extinction: The world has endured five mass extinctions. Can we survive a next one of our own making?
A drawing of one of the teeth discovered by Charles le Moyne. The first published mention of the bones is on a map entitled Carte de la Louisiane Cours du Mississipi et Pais Voisins (Map of Louisiana, the Course of the Mississippi, and Neighbouring Countries). It is dated 1744 and was prepared by ‘N. Bellin‘ (Jacques-Nicolas Bellin 1703-1772).
Has China finally reached the precipice?
Genesis: An even-handed look at Harry Truman, America and the origins of the Arab-Israeli conflict
President Harry Truman’s original conception of a “federated Palestine” was thwarted by intense lobbying from American Zionists.
For author Ransom Riggs, the endless allure of his wife (and Stephen King)
Ransom Riggs
Three books worth reading from the world of Canadian small press
Blood, Marriage, Wine and Glitter, by S. Bear Bergman
On The Reproduction Of Capitalism: Where does academia fit in the modern discussion of capitalism?
Louis Althusser
Carter scores hat trick as Team Canada rolls over Austria
Canada forward Jeff Carter scores against Austria goaltender Bernhard Starkbaum in the second period of a men's ice hockey game at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Friday, Feb. 14, 2014, in Sochi, Russia.
Even travel editors make booking mistakes: Learn from mine
Air Canada and AC Vacations operate as separate businesses, on two separate systems. (AC Vacations buys blocks of seats on AC flights.)
Canada's Patrick Chan wins silver in men's figure skating
Canadian figure skater Patrick Chan thanks the crowd after competing the men's free skate February 14, 2014 at the Sochi Winter Olympics.
It was the First World War that launched the Israel-Palestine conflict
Patrick Martin
Party photos of the week: Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards
Marilyn Denis and Gerry Dee.
Ottawa touts sale of military vehicles to Saudi Arabia
International Trade Minister Ed Fast is shown in Ottawa on Oct. 25, 2012.
Macquarie replaces lost bank analyst
Map: 30 HOLLAND AVE., TORONTO
The Carbon Bar: What to make of chef David Lee’s high-end take on barbecue?
The meat Carbon Bar is high quality, but the flavours and consistency are lacking.
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Map: 667 WINONA DR., TORONTO
In Pictures: This is what a $10,000 car looks like
What Harper wants from the U.S. and Mexico
U.S. President Barack Obama, right, and Prime Minister Stephen Harper hold a joint news conference in Washington Feb. 4, 2011.
Map: 16 RIVERSIDE CRES., TORONTO
Map: 30 RAYMOND AVE., TORONTO
Fire at one marina, vandal at another cause headaches for boat owners
Coal Harbour Marina in downtown Vancouver in October 2011.
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Canada's cheapest new car comes in under $10,000
The all-new 2015 Nissan Micra will feature a starting Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of just $9,998 CDN when it goes on sale this spring, making it Canada’s lowest MSRP.
PQ announces budget date, first step in possible Quebec election
Quebec Finance Minister Nicolas Marceau responds to Opposition questions Thursday, February 13, 2014 at the legislature in Quebec City.
Indian couple celebrate love of sport through volunteering
Will income-splitting’s politics trump its lousy economics?
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Feb. 13, 2014.
Interest rates drive gold mining stocks higher
Gold is poured at Agnico-Eagle's Meadowbank Mine.
Drake apologizes for earlier anger at losing Rolling Stone: ‘This is a day to learn and grow’
'I apologize to anybody who took my initial comments out of context because in no way would I ever want to offend the Hoffman family or see myself as bigger than that moment,' Drake wrote on his blog
Return to Blue Mountain
Take the new high-speed, six-person chairlift to reach the Orchard. The new terrain of challening beginner and intermediate runs makes the ski resort 20 per cent bigger.
At midday: Gold stocks push TSX higher
New ski terrain, off-mountain adventure: It's time to rediscover Blue Mountain
Blue Mountain’s new terrain – known as the Orchard – offers challenging intermediate and beginner runs.
How (and why) to buy an oligopoly
Anheuser-Busch InBev and the U.S. Justice Department said on Friday that they have reached an agreement for a framework to settle their long-running beer brawl
Eight things that make this room the owner’s favourite
Seafood Soup with Spiced Garlic Bread
Curvy or thin, can any woman sport wide-legged pants?
Can I add area rugs to give my neutral carpet some pop?
Eccentric Swedish skier loses his skis (and his pants) at Sochi Winter Games
Sweden's Henrik Harlaut performs a jump during the men's freestyle skiing slopestyle finals at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Rosa Khutor Feb. 13, 2014
Meredith Vieira’s Olympic record: first woman to host a U.S. prime-time Games broadcast solo
Meredith Vieira
Infographic: What happened at the Babine mill, from WorkSafeBC’s report
St. Louis gets chance with Crosby as Canada shuffles forward lines
Team Canada forward Martin St. Louis and his teammates take part in their first men's hockey practice during the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia on Monday, February 10, 2014.
Bargain alert: Two high-yielding, oversold stocks
How to hit the grain market’s 'sweet spot' with ETFs
Golf phenom Brooke Henderson sets her college sights on Florida
Brooke Henderson
Brookfield quarterly profit rises 9%, posts record annual results
File photo of Brookfield Asset Management CEO Bruce Flatt.
Should we shun Big Auto’s ‘pay to play’ culture?
A Chrysler Group assembly plant in Warren, Mich.
Headhunters and orangutans: jungle fun in Borneo
An orangutan hangs onto a rope at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in the Malaysian state of Sabah on Borneo.
In photos: From Russia with love
Victoria’s elegant escape for the business set
Magnolia Hotel & Spa rooms feature free WiFi, a universal charger and large desks perfect for business travellers.
How to explore Angkor Wat without the crowds
Angkor Wat is impressive, but busy. Stay for three to five days to explore less crowded temples.
Should Team Canada worry about goal differential?
Team Canada's Corey Perry tries to wrap the puck around the nest in a game against Team Norway during the first period of Olympic Ice hockey action at the Sochi Winter Olympics February 13, 2014.
Toronto police probe Twitter account that targeted high-school students
A sign displays the Twitter logo on the front of the New York Stock Exchange ahead of the company's IPO in New York, November 7, 2013.
No, I do not need new windows: Don’t-call-me list above 12 million
Michael Babad
IOC tells Canadian luge coach to prove cheating or ‘let it go’
Russia's Albert Demchenko raises Tatyana Ivanova as they celebrate with teammates Valdislav Antonov and Alexander Denisyev their second place in the luge team relay
Coroner’s jury in Jeffrey Baldwin death: Children’s aid should check on certain kids after case closed
Jeffrey Baldwin is shown in a Halloween costume in this undated handout photo released at the inquest into his death.
Photo-op family watching Tory income-splitting promise closely
Steve and Tanya Wellburn and their children Crispen, Gregory and Fiona look on as Prime Minister Stephen Harper makes a campaign stop in their back yard in Saanich, B.C., Monday March 28, 2011.
Buyers’ comparison shopping slows North York condo sale
Sole bidders take Bloor West home
At the open: TSX little changed amid mixed bag of economic data
Traders wait for the opening price of Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc., during the company's IPO on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, shortly after the opening bell in the Manhattan borough of New York January 23, 2014. Shares of Santander Consumer USA Holding Inc, the auto-finance unit of Spanish bank Santander SA , rose as much as 10 percent in their U.S. market debut as investors expect the company to benefit from rising auto sales
Humber River home sold by private appointment only
Canada Pension Plan fund tops $200-billion for first time
CPPIB president and CEO Mark Wiseman speaks to the media at his Toronto office in this 2013 file photo.
Relisted Cedarvale bungalow attracts two offers
Buyer cuts a deal for custom built Willowdale home
Bidding war for aging Topham Park bungalow
The view from Netflix's war room at the launch of 'House of Cards'
"War Room" for the launch of the House of Cards Season 2, at Netflix Headquarters in Los Gatos, California, Thursday, February 13, 2014. It took about a minute for the first episode of the new season to become the top-viewed show on Netflix in the United States, and about 14 minutes in Europe.
Deep freeze chills Canadian home sales in January, prices rise
A house that was sold recently in downtown Toronto.
Ottawa’s fight with provinces is about more than job grants
Matthew Mendelsohn
On Site: Laneway living for mainstream Toronto buyers
Currated Properties’s Lanehouse condos will have 13 loft houses and three flats within a industrial building at 50 Bartlett Ave., near Dufferin and Bloor streets.
As House of Cards’ second season premieres, cast revels in Obama’s support
Cast member Kevin Spacey poses at the premiere for the second season of the television series "House of Cards" at the Directors Guild of America in Los Angeles, California February 13, 2014.
Why euthanasia and assisted suicide must remain legally prohibited
Margaret Somerville of the McGill Centre for Medicine, Ethics and Law.
Todd Stone won’t make any friends at meeting of mayors
Gary Mason
Loonie ends lower as Canadian manufacturing shipments fall
Canadian dollars.
Botched sawmill investigation sparks outrage
B.C Premier Christy Clark takes a moment while speaking to media in her Vancouver office during a statement regarding the Babine Forest sawmill explosion, February 13, 2014.
To many Chinese, buying entry to Canada was ‘paradise for the corrupt’
Nathan VanderKlippe
Public editor: The PM and the floating hockey stick explained
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is seen with Conservative staffers, left to right, Dimitri Soudas, Mike Beaton and Ray Novak following an impromptu ball-hockey game on the tarmac prior to boarding his campaign plane in Kitchener Ont., on April 9, 2011.
A car buff's guide to a good time
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Analysts tough on Bombardier, stock among worst performers
Michael Babad
In photos: Olympic passions on display for Valentine's
Felix Loch of Germany kisses girlfriend Lisa Ressle after he won the gold medal during the men's singles luge final at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 9, 2014, in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia.
Atlantic Canada, northeast U.S. battles another winter storm
Liz Hall, of Albany, N.Y., digs her car out of snow in the Center Square neighborhood on Friday, Feb. 14 in Albany.
Canadian Forces: Holding the line on mental health
Members of The Royal Canadian Regiment carry the casket at the funeral for Warrant Office Michael Robert McNeil at the Truro Armouries in Truro, N.S. on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013. McNeil completed several tours of duty including Afghanistan, Bosnia and Croatia. McNeil took his own life in late November at CFB Petawawa.
B.C. is failing to protect children at risk
Gary Mason
In photos: Shorts, tank tops and skin as Winter Games get summer weather
Norway's Chris Andre Jespersen skis sleeveless during the men's 15K classical-style cross-country race at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Friday, Feb. 14, 2014, in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia.
Income splitting is unfair – and political gold
Jeffrey Simpson
Freedom 55? More like freedom 68
Love on campus: Why students in relationships get better grades
Newlywed couples kiss each other inside a public pool during a mass wedding on Valentine's Day in Lima, Peru last year. About 200 couples married in a ceremony organized by a local municipality to commemorate Saint Valentine's Day.
Feb. 14: No brain is an island, and other letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor should be exclusive to The Globe and Mail. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Try to keep letters under 150 words. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. E-mail: letters@globeandmail.com
Canadian heroes confront horrors of South Sudan homeland
Dr. Thomas Lul was killed in crossfire as he ventured out of a United Nations camp for displaced people.
The cars and the courtship
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Ontario Liberals’ by-election losses put Wynne in the hot seat
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne speaks at the hearings into the gas plant cancellations at Queen's Park on Dec. 3, 2013.
Ten tips for working successfully with your spouse
This Valentine’s Day, here are our 10 suggestions for on how to be successful ‘co-preneurs’
How a software verification company sold its concept globally
Mashhad Koohgoli co-founded Ottawa-based Protecode.
Down Under, things are going down further
Brian Milner
These stores prep for Valentine's Day months in advance
Flowers at a fruit market in Toronto on February 13, 2013.
Canada: Stuck in that globally awkward stage
Todd Hirsch
The flip side of retirement in the sun? A tax headache
Brad Jacobs delivers four in the seventh end as Canada beats Norway
Team Canada skip Brad Jacobs takes a practice slide as he prepares to play Norway during round robin competition at the Sochi Winter Olympics Friday February 14, 2014 in Sochi, Russia.
Slow start, but a solid finish for Team Canada against Norway
Eric Duhatschek
Revisiting a familiar question: To RRSP or TFSA?
Carrot and stick incentive.
Carrick on money: Love hurts – just ask your wallet
Diamond engagement ring and other wedding costs.
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