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Homan keeps rolling at world curling championship with win over Scotland
Canada skip Rachel Homan and second Alison Kreviazuk tap fists as they play Scotland at the Ford World Women's Curling Championships in Saint John, N.B. on Tuesday, March 18, 2014. THE
Can Project Spark’s game-maker recreate the magic of Minecraft?
Why struggle through someone else’s difficult platform game when you can make your own?
Donald Savoie: Why Canada’s public service is declining and why it matters
An employee make his way to work at Statistics Canada in Ottawa on July 21, 2010.
Thirty choreographers in the mix for NAC’s 2014-15 dance season
The Royal Winjnipeg Ballet’s The Handmaid’s Tale will come to the NAC stage next season.
Space rock lights up Maritime sky, causes Internet stir
This photograph provided by www.novascotiawebcams.com shows a bright light in the sky over the province.
Alice Cooper set to rock Hot Docs festival
The Canadian premiere of Super Duper Alice Cooper on the evening of April 28 will include a Q&A with the rocker and the film’s directors Sam Dunn, Scot McFadyen, and Reginald Harkema.
Smart money turns cautious on stocks
Ukrainian servicemen guard a checkpoint near the village of Strelkovo in Kherson region, adjacent to Crimea, on March 16, 2014.
In defence of the lowly GIC
Global bank lending thrives despite tough new capital rules
‘Unfair Elections Act’ targets the youth Trudeau wants and Harper fears
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau.
At the open: Stocks rise on Putin Ukraine comments
Russian President Vladimir Putin (2nd R), Crimea's Prime Minister Sergei Aksyonov (front L), Crimean parliamentary speaker Vladimir Konstantinov (back L) and Sevastopol Mayor Alexei Chaliy shake hands after a signing ceremony at the Kremlin in Moscow March 18, 2014.
Insurers, truckers launch system to crack down on cargo theft
Lost goods that ‘fall off the back of the truck’ are a multibillion-dollar problem in Canada, with economic impact estimates as high as $5-billion.
In Pictures: Amid deepening jet-disappearance mystery, Chinese flight crews train to prepare for the worst
An instructor from the Tianjiao Special Guard/Security Consultant bodyguard training camp pushes a student's jaw as trainees watch him demonstrate close-quarter combat skills during a special course on flight safety inside a scale model of a passenger jet at a flight attendant training centre on the outskirts of Beijing, March 18, 2014.
B.C.’s blue box ‘fix’ means more red ink for newspapers
A recycling box sits curb side in Richmond, B.C. March 10, 2014 stuffed with newspapers, magazines and sales flyers.
Tuesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Bruce March, president and CEO of Imperial Oil, addresses the company's annual meeting in Calgary, Thursday, April 28, 2011.
Carrick on money: $99 H&M wedding dress sticks it to wedding industry
Analysis: MIT’s list of most famous Canadians feels slightly dated
Avril Lavigne arrives for the Brit Awards 2011 at The O2 Arena in London, Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2011.
Last Canadian troops return home from Afghan mission
MCpl Anthony Alliot and Sarah Tooth kiss after the last Canadian troops from Afghanistan returned to Ottawa on Tuesday, March 18, 2014.
Couche-Tard’s Alain Bouchard hands-off chief executive role
Alain Bouchard is taking on a ‘new role’ as founder and executive chairman of the board of the 12,600-store chain.
Factory sales rise 1.5% to $50.4-billion in January: Statscan
File photo of a manufacturing operation in Toronto.
Do new Canadians leave old conflicts behind?
A citizenship ceremony at Toronto’s Harbour Front Centre on Canada Day, July 1, 2013.
Loonie ends sharply lower on gloomy Bank of Canada economic forecast
Canadian dollars.
Three top stock picks from Integris Pension Management’s Gavin Graham
Gavin Graham.
Before the bell: Futures bolt higher after Putin speech
Europe and Russia have ‘a gun to each other’s head’ with oil as a weapon
Michael Babad
First-time home buyers’ average budget rises to $316,000: BMO
A construction worker on a new home job site in Brampton, Ont., in January, 2014.
Another public-debt crisis is on its way. Let’s start fighting it now
MH370: Families of missing passengers threaten hunger strikes
In this photo released by Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency, Director General of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency Admiral Mohd Amdan Kurish, left, checks a radar during a searching for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane off Tok Bali Beach in Kelantan, Malaysia.
Adult ADHD, a prescription for distraction
Margaret Wente
Windows XP is going away, here’s why you need an upgrade
XP users are a big group; almost 30 per cent of computers still run Windows XP, according to NetMarketShare.com, impressive since its 12 years old
Do the math: Crimea’s referendum figures don’t add up
Paul Waldie
Stocks that will pop as U.S. capital spending surges
Scott Barlow
Putin moves to annex Crimea as U.S. denounces ‘land grab’
Russian President Vladimir Putin (2nd R), Crimea's Prime Minister Sergei Aksyonov (front L), Crimean parliamentary speaker Vladimir Konstantinov (back L) and Sevastopol Mayor Alexei Chaliy shake hands after a signing ceremony at the Kremlin in Moscow March 18, 2014.
How to save on gas and tires for about $20
March 18: Bearish on Crimea – and other letters to the editor
A Ukrainian serviceman guards a checkpoint near the village of Strelkovo in Kherson region adjacent to Crimea on March 17, 2014.
Has Putin ridden over Obama?
Kevin Carmichael
Crimean War redux, with Putin as czar
Would Quebec’s partition go back on the table?
Lawrence Martin
The most Harper can do is push allies to punish Russia
Prime Minister Stephen Harper gestures while participating in a moderated question and answer session with the B.C. Chamber of Commerce in Vancouver, B.C., on Wednesday March 12, 2014.
Lawsuit uncovers new evidence in Elizabeth Bain murder mystery
Elizabeth Marie (Lisa) Bain disappeared in 1990, and her body was never found.
Don’t have a suggestion box at the office? You’re missing out
While many small business owners go to great lengths to provide constructive criticism to their employees, very few create the opportunity in reverse. I believe that owners should seek feedback not only on their performance, but on how their businesses are perceived by employees.
Thinking of buying a burger franchise? Here's how not to get fried
Fresh hamburger
Three customer service lessons from Tim Hortons
The Tim Hortons coffee shop at 2183 Queen St. East in Toronto's Beach neighbourhood is photographed on March 5 2014.
Who’s the budget basket case – California or Ontario?
David Parkinson
Can I use my car's high beams in the city?
The Passing Lane Quiz: Bigger and angrier than before
Andrew Clark
On the TSX, new menu items reveal a growing appetite for risk
Pedestrians are seen at the intersection of King and Bay streets in the heart of Toronto’s financial district.
The staggering price of Quebec independence
Quebec Premier Pauline Marois and Pierre Karl Péladeau at a press conference.
Father of girls’ rights activist captivates TED audience
Ziauddin Yousafzai. the father of girls’ rights activist Malala Yousafzai, wowed a rapt audience at the TED conference in Vancouver Monday night.
Teachers are low on the list of people students turn to when cyberbullied
A study by MediaSmarts has found that teachers are far down the list of people that students consider turning to for help when faced with online harassment. Parents come first, followed by other trusted adults and friends.
March 18: Your daily horoscope
Pisces
Lives Lived: Peter Marson, 53
Peter Marson
Why Canadian TV needs more excoriating humour
John Doyle
Loosened regulations could be the start of a street-food revolution in Toronto
Marcus Gee
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