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Evidence exists of Rwandan diplomats’ involvement in murder: South Africa
Patrick Karegeya, Rwanda’s former spy chief, was found dead in a hotel in South Africa.
Snowstorm lashes Ontario, Quebec; pushes into Atlantic Canada
Toronto, Ontario - March 12, 2014 - SNOW STORM - A man walks down the street during snow fall in Toronto, Wednesday, March 12, 2014.
Canucks’ GM Gillis sidesteps questions on status of head coach Tortorella
Vancouver Canucks' President and General Manager Mike Gillis speaks to the media in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday May 9, 2013.
Chow’s opponents begin attacks as former councillor joins race to become Toronto’s next mayor
NDP MP Olivia Chow asks a question during question period in the House of Commons on February 25, 2014.
The right way to do Kegels: Exercise like a jellyfish
Kim Vopni
New Yorkers capture scenes of destruction, chaos in building collapse
Firefighters battle a fire after a building collapse in the East Harlem neighborhood of New York, Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Economist blames Mark Carney for high dollar, plant closures
CIBC World Markets economist Avery Shenfeld slammed Mark Carney for allowing a ‘serious overvaluation’ of the dollar.
How Girls’ Lena Dunham really feels about acting on her own hit show
Lena Dunham gives a keynote during the SXSW Film Festival on Monday, March 10, 2014, in Austin, Texas.
After CRTC porn debacle, this think tank says funding for Canadian content needs change
The self-serving case for expanding Billy Bishop
Toronto’s island airport is a proven asset, but it’s hard to see how the economic benefits of jets outweigh the risks
At the open: Markets slide on Chinese growth worries
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange March 3, 2014.
Vancouver, Calgary home prices set records in ‘east-west’ Canadian divide
Michael Babad
Brooke Henderson invited to play in LPGA’s first major of the season
Brooke Henderson
Wednesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Fortress specialty cellulose plant in Thurso, Que.
After job cuts and closures, a stronger food sector emerges
Food makers have announced plans to close several plants in Ontario recently, including HJ Heinz in Leamington, Kellogg in London, Smucker’s in Dunnville and Lance Canada in Cambridge.
Carrick on money: Cool the whole housing market, or just Vancouver and Toronto?
Over the past five years, prices for detached properties in Vancouver have surged.
Twitter trolling the least of Rwanda’s attacks on its critics
Stock photo of Geoffrey York.
Vancouver port strike threatens to spill over to sawmills
Many logging companies are considering moving logs through the Port of Prince Rupert during the strike. Christopher Sequeira, a truck driver for 10 years, holds up a scab sign as non-unionized trucker drives pass an information picket line outside the Port Metro Vancouver, March 11, 2014.
G7 threatens ‘further action’ if Russia annexes Crimea
Russian and Crimean (front) flags are seen at a parliament building in Simferopol, March 12, 2014.
Loonie ends below 90 cents on Chinese growth concerns
Canadian dollars.
Brian McKeever overcomes early fall to win second Paralympic gold medal
Brian McKeever and his guide Graham Nishikawa win the gold medal in the Men's 1km Sprint Visually Impaired Final
B.C. debating star cut out of national competition
Oak Bay High School student Sarah Broitman is denied a chance to go to a national debate because of a membership fee mix-up.
Ukraine faces ‘full-scale’ invasion, official warns
An armed man, believed to be a Russian serviceman, stands guard outside an Ukrainian military base in the village of Perevalnoye, near the Crimean city of Simferopol, March 12, 2014.
Why Syrian refugees are left begging on the other side of the Arab world
There are 2.5 million registered Syrian refugees internationally, but this doesn’t account for asylum-seekers and unregistered refugees.
The ‘Menaissance’: Guys are dropping a bundle on clothes
Michael Babad
Before the bell: Tough day looms for TSX, copper hurting
The first line of accountability on campus: student journalism
Many journalists are inspired by films like All the President's Men but get their start in campus media.
Canada wraps up 12-year military mission in Afghanistan
The last Canadians involved in the NATO training mission in Afghanistan board a U.S. Chinook helicopter as they leave the International Security Assistance Force headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan March 12, 2014.
Travel tips to keep the lower loonie from kiboshing your summer plans
Visit the famed city in winter for an experience far different than what the summer offers. History, light and love are all front and centre.
March 12: Inside the PQ’s tent – and other letters to the editor
PQ Leader Pauline Marois and Pierre Karl Péladeau: ‘I’ve always been a sovereigntist and I will remain one, the 52-year-old rookie politician told reporters.
We need to sell Canadians on South Korea
We need to sell Canadians on South Korea
Péladeau, the weapon of mass persuasion?
Patrick Lagacé
On secession, Quebeckers are not the PQ
Jeffrey Simpson
How Péladeau helped make Liberal tactics work
Quebec Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard unveils his party's health policy while campaigning in Trois-Rivières on March 11, 2014.
TDSB to tighten spending oversight after audit results
Toronto District School Board meeting on Sept. 11, 2013.
Sale to Italy’s Campari puts Canadian whisky maker closer to global goal
Italian drinks group Campari is paying $186-million to buy Grimsby, Ont., whisky company Forty Creek Distillery.
The pros and cons of video MBA applications
Gabriello Presenza-Pitman’s application to Queen’s University’s MBA program included a video interview. He was successful and is now attending the Kingston school’s program.
MBA video applications: how to put your best face forward
‘I was pretty excited to do the video essays because writing isn’t necessarily my favourite thing to do,’ says Gabriello Presenza-Pitman, an MBA student at Queen's University in Kingston.
Beyond the lemonade stand: Classrooms across Canada embracing entrepreneurship
From art auctions to selling cookbooks, the spirit of entrepreneurship is alive and well in classrooms across Canada. Using skills needed to successfuly run a business, including budgeting, planning, marketing, logistics and sales, students were able to build businesses and raise money for local charities. Photos and program descriptions courtesy of The Learning Partnership.
A father’s plea: Why isn’t entrepreneurship part of the curriculum?
I cannot help but think that if the school system had offered me different tools – creativity, self-confidence and critical thinking skills – my path might have been much smoother, says Adrian Ransome, an entrepreneur and father
In Pictures: What's new at Volvo
Volvo finally coming back to life
Hakan Samuelsson, President & CEO of Volvo Car Group, addresses the media next to the Volvo Concept Estate car at the 84th Geneva Motor Show earlier this month.
'Really? Pet photography?' Edmonton duo stake their careers on it
When two Edmonton photographers shut down their individual studios and opened a pets-only photo business called Chewed Slippers, some doubted whether people would pay for professional shots of their furry loved ones. Pictured are co-founders Amanda Adkins, left, and Lorena Smalley.
Beckham and Jaguar team up to tackle China
British soccer icon David Beckham has become the new face of Jaguar as it makes a major push of its brand in China. Beckham will star in a series of magazine and billboard advertisements and TV commercials promoting the new F-Type coupe in China.
In Pictures: Portraits by pets-only studio in Edmonton
Another portrait by Chewed Slippers.
Canada’s Wozniak out of Indian Wells after fourth-round loss to Li Na
Li Na, left, of China, shakes hands with Aleksandra Wozniak, of Canada, after Li's 6-1, 6-4 win in a match at the BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament, Tuesday, March 11, 2014, in Indian Wells, Calif.
March 12: Your daily horoscope
Pisces
Lives Lived: William Hugh Conrod, 84
William Hugh Conrod
I’ve got an interview for a creative job – what should I wear?
TIFF’s spring mix: From film masters to feline amateurs
Lil Bub is just one of the felines featured in the Just for Cats series at TIFF Bell Lightbox.
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