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March 15

RCMP confirm avalanche in B.C. kills 36-year-old Saskatchewan man
An avalanche warning is posted near the top of a ski run in B.C.
Habs stage miraculous comeback in overtime win over Senators
B.C. government and Tla’amin nation on the cusp of reaching treaty deal
Alberta Premier Redford grilled at Tory board meeting after tough week
Alberta Premier Alison Redford scrums with the media following a meeting of the provincial PC Party executive in Calgary, Alta., Saturday, March 15, 2014.
Officers move to restrict Montreal protest against police brutality
A protester clashes with police during an anti police brutality demonstration in Montreal Saturday, March 15, 2014.
The Carousel: A merry-go-round of typical Canadiana
Allegra Fulton distinctly brings to life The Carousel’s dramatic moments.
Canada’s Homan opens world curling championship with win over Russia
Canada skip Rachel Homan, right, and Russia skip Anna Sidorova watch a replay on the overhead screen at the Ford World Women's Curling Championships in Saint John, N.B. on Saturday, March 15, 2014.
Jays’ Dickey pleased with extended session in minor league game
Toronto Blue Jays knuckleballer R.A. Dickey pitches Saturday, March 15, 2014 in Clearwater, Fla., in a minor league outing against a Philadelphia Phillies squad.
Operations resume at Halifax port after short-lived radiation scare
Shipping containers stacked in the Port of Haliax in June of 2011.
Table: Spring bounce stock picks
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange March 10, 2014.
Canada wins Paralympic gold in wheelchair curling to complete historic trifecta
Canada's Dennis Thiessen delivers a stone during the gold medal wheelchair curling match against Russia at the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Winter Games March 15.
Canada’s Nguyen wins men’s singles title at junior figure skating worlds
Nam Nguyen reacts at the end of his skate in the senior men's long program at the Canadian National Figure Skating Championships in Mississauga, Ontario January 19, 2013.
Kenney says parents and teachers should emphasize skilled trades
Minister of Employment and Social Development Jason Kenney speaks in Ottawa on Feb. 28, 2014.
Canada’s Dufour-Lapointe sisters claim moguls gold and silver again
Gold medal winner Justine Dufour-Lapointe and her silver medal winning sister Chloe Dufour-Lapointe, show their medals on Feb. 9, 2014.
Kevin Spacey responds to Fords' insults
Actor Kevin Spacey took to Twitter on Saturday to respond to a remark by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford on his "Ford Nation" show on YouTube.
Two Canadian tourists arrested for taking naked photos at Machu Picchu
View of the Machu Picchu archeological site in Cuzco, Peru Friday, Jan. 29, 2010.
Canada’s Marcoux wins Paralympic gold in giant slalom
Canada's players celebrate a goal during the bronze medal ice sledge hockey match between Canada and Norway at the 2014 Winter Paralympics in Sochi, Russia, Saturday, March 15.
Justin Trudeau seen as best national unity defender in Quebec: poll
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau speaks about the Senate and Liberal senators during an announcement in the Foyer of the House of Commons Wednesday January 29, 2014 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
TED’s next chapter is Vancouver’s
People walk past the TED logo at the Vancouver Convention Centre where the TED conference will take place March 17-21.
PQ’s sovereignty focus is errant, poll finds
Parti Quebecois candidate Pierre Karl Peladeau speaks at a news conference, Thursday, March 13, 2014 in Levis. Quebecers are going to the polls on April 7.
Quebec’s fantasy is Canada’s nightmare
Margaret Wente
Tory MPs opt for safer GTA ridings amid heated nomination races
Parm Gill, the Conservative candidate for the Brampton-Springdale riding, does some last minute canvassing in the 2011 election. Using Elections Canada data, which applied the 2011 poll-by-poll results to new federal riding boundaries, a Globe analysis shows Mr. Gill and four others are now running in the safest seats created out of their own ridings.
Globe in Ukraine: Ukraine accuses Russia of staging 'military invasion'
A Ukrainian serviceman guards a check point near the village of Salkovo in Kherson region, March 15.
Tory MPs running in new, safer GTA ridings
Afghanistan: We lost the war, but won the battle
Jeffrey Simpson
Preview: Is this Baby Benz an SUV or a hatchback?
The design of the GLA 250 and GLA 45 AMG is a departure from Mercedes-Benz’s boxy-design ethos found in the G-Class.
March 15: This week’s Talking Point – ‘I want Quebec to be a country’ – and other letters to the editor
Pierre Karl Péladeau hugs PQ Leader Pauline Marois after announcing his candidacy.
Like Trudeau, Harper facing complaints of opaque nomination process
Josh Wingrove
Crimea is serious, but this is not a new Cold War
Doug Saunders
Peter Munk: A mining magnate nears the end of his golden reign
Canadian businessman and philanthropist Peter Munk
Is Canada’s Andrew Wiggins too nice to be an NBA superstar?
Kansas guard Andrew Wiggins, right, is covered by Oklahoma State guard Marcus Smart during an NCAA college basketball game in the Big 12 Conference tournament in Kansas City, Mo., on March 13, 2014.
Central Alberta school reopens after air quality concerns over mould
Springhill N.S. to be dissolved, amalgamated
Long time customer, Murray Rushton gets a shave and a trim from Ed Faheym, the local Barber, in Springhill. They've seen huge changes in this small town in 50 years.
Farewell to Springhill: N.S. coal-mining town to be dissolved, amalgamated
Long time customer, Murray Rushton gets a shave and a trim from Ed Faheym, the local Barber, in Springhill. They've seen huge changes in this small town in 50 years.
Springhill N.S. likely first of many rural communities forced to amalgamate
Several boarded up mine buildings dot the outskirts of Springhill.
March 15: Your daily horoscope
Pisces
The basis for a fine thriller – money, sex, corruption
John Doyle
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