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Scented sheets and yoga mats: Hotels to soothe your mind, body and soul
Wickenheiser helped Canada win women’s hockey gold in Sochi with broken foot
Canada forward Hayley Wickenheiser watches teammates during a women's ice hockey team practice at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics February 19, 2014.
Toronto FC awaits word on Jermain Defoe’s sore hamstring
Toronto FC 's Jermain Defoe reacts to a missed goal scoring opportunity against D.C. United during first half MLS action in Toronto on Saturday March 22, 2014.
Most Canadians support assisted suicide. Why politicians don’t
Conservative MP Steven Fletcher speaks with the media as he leaves caucus on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ont., Wednesday March 26, 2014.
Daffodil campaign for cancer kicks off
Cancer patient Michael Meehan, 7, adjusts Canadian Governor General David Johnston's tie during an event to mark the beginning of the Canadian Cancer Society's annual daffodil campaign at Rideau Hall in Ottawa April 1, 2014.
Marois says allegations against her husband just political payback
Parti Quebecois Leader Pauline Marois and her husband Claude Blanchet are pictured in Beaupre, Que., on September 4, 2012.
Harper’s Cold War mindset diminishes his global credibility
Paul Heinbecker
At midday: S&P 500 hits record high
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange March 17, 2014.
pointer to math quiz
Are you smarter than a 15-year-old? Take this problem-solving quiz
Kessel has bruised foot but is expected to play against Flames
Leafs Phil Kessel(81) breaks up ice during the third period of the NHL game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Toronto Maple Leafs at the ACC in Toronto, Ontario on Oct. 26, 2013.
Deal between think tank, Ottawa and Ontario saves experimental lake
A sign marking one of the many lakes that are part of the Experimental Lakes Area near Kenora, Ont., is photographed Nov 1 2012. The research facility examines, using experimental lakes, the effect of human activities on lakes and their watersheds.
Panamania – the Pan Am Games’ culture festival – will bring 27 arts projects to Toronto in 2015
Quebec director Robert Lepage will premiere his latest one-man show – featuring himself – as part of the Panamania festival
Miners that are best poised to jump on China stimulus
Experimental Lakes Area is saved, but it’s a bittersweet victory for science
A sign marking one of the many lakes that are part of the Experimental Lakes Area near Kenora, Ont., is photographed Nov 1 2012. The research facility examines, using experimental lakes, the effect of human activities on lakes and their watersheds.
Unionized B.C. nurses replace Debra McPherson as president
Debra McPherson, then-president of the B.C. Nurses Union, during bargaining meetings with her committee at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Vancouver in August 2012.
Sorry, haters: Why the How I Met Your Mother finale was actually the perfect ending
Josh Radnor as Ted, Cristin Milioti as Tracy, in the series finale of How I Met Your Mother.
Rob Ford arrives late for Toronto island airport council debate
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford arrives at his city hall office after missing the morning session of council on April 1 2014.
Algonquin Power and Utilities Corp. six-month chart
Four questions about full-day kindergarten that matter more than test scores
Algonquin Power and Utilities Corp. three-year chart
National Arts Centre Orchestra unveils details of ambitious British tour
Pinchas Zukerman conducts the National Arts Centre Orchestra.
Canadian teens ace OECD problem-solving test
Caroline Alphonso
Young, spoiled, out to steal elections: I must be a McGill student
McGill University campus in Montreal.
Ontario Conservatives leak Liberal budget plans
Finance Minister Charles Sousa is slated to present the 2014 Ontario budget on May 1.
Quiz: Can you identify the 10 most beautiful cars for sale in Canada?
Body found in Whitby identified as missing jogger Boucher
A police handout of Jeffrey Boucher, 52, who went missing Monday, January 13 during his morning run in Whitby and has not been seen since.
The cattle and the bees
By supporting bees, Cathy and Bryan Gilvesy make their ranch more sustainable.
Today’s young farmers: Redefining ‘biodynamic’
Consumers increasingly want to know where their food comes from and how it is grown - Canadian farmers are responding, often establishing a direct connection with the help of new technology.
Five tips for reducing food waste
Reducing food waste can be good for a family’s as well as a company’s budget.
Unscripted
Dan Ronceray (left) and Ron Schlumpf talking food in Somerset, Manitoba.
A case for gearing up Canada’s agrifood sector
Winds of change
New levels of communication with agri-food businesses will be required to satisfy consumer demand.
Canada’s Kevin Koe splits games at world men’s curling championship
Norway's Christoffer Svae releases the stone against Canada during their match at the World Men's Curling Championship at the Capital Gymnasium in Beijing Tuesday, April 1, 2014.
Canada’s factory sector saw uptick in March
A Worker at Chrysler’s plant in Windsor, Ont.
Gordon Pape's revised TFSA portfolio
Gordon Pape's TFSA portfolio
Teachers rides hot markets to first pension surplus in a decade
A sign hangs in the office of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan on Wednesday, June 12, 2013.
Nova Scotia nurses' wildcat strike delays dozens of operations
Protesters rally to support public health funding in Victoria Park in Halifax on March 31, 2014.
Loonie ends higher amid positive economic reports
Canadian one dollar coins sit in a pile at the Royal Canadian Mint in Winnipeg, Ontario, Canada, on Friday, July 5, 2013.
Tuesday's analyst upgrades and downgrades
Husky Energy CEO Asim Ghosh attends the company’s annual meeting in Calgary, May 7, 2013. The company said it earned $535-million in the first quarter, or 54 cents per diluted share, down from $591-million, or 60 cents per diluted share, a year ago.
Carrick on money: 11 money moves to make before you turn 40
Tim Cestnick offers some advice when preparing or revising your last will and testament.
Trending toward a custom-tailored diet
Why food is everyone’s business
<strong>Ron Bonnett, </strong><em>President Canadian Federation of Agriculture &amp; </em><strong>Nancy Croitoru, </strong><em>President and CEO Food &amp; Consumer Products of Canada</em>
Government panel finds no need to change exposure limits for radio waves
Teenager texting with cell phone
Tensions rise as First Nations demand Central Coast herring fishery be called off
Kitasu Bay is positioned on the west coast of Swindle Island.
Vancouver Greens seek to build on their 2011 gains
Adriane Carr, right, is hopeful that support for her party will increase in the coming election.
Foreign ideas won’t protect sex workers. We need a Canadian model
Marina Adshade
Spray-on yoga pants: Lululemon gets in on the joke
An image of spray-on yoga pants from Lululemon’s website on April 1.
Today's best April Fool's pranks
Google is capitalizing on the popularity of the selfie with a new product, the 'shelfie' for Gmail.
Former premier Mike Harcourt quits B.C. NDP in nasty public split
Former British Columbia premier Mike Harcourt has publicly split with the NDP, arguing that it is not prepared to govern the province.
Three top stock picks from Newton Group’s Mike Newton
Mike Newton
Before the bell: U.S., Canada stocks set for higher start
I was wrong: Four reasons why the How I Met Your Mother finale was the worst
Josh Radnor as Ted, Cristin Milioti as Tracy, in the series finale of How I Met Your Mother.
Where’s Canada falling short in its plan to be a trade superpower?
Colin Robertson
How the Canadian dollar's reserve status has surged
Michael Babad
Let 3 sticks represent 30 and other Neanderthal math methods
Memorizing multiplication tables is only the first step in curriculum reform.
Redressing math scores needs to include university programs
At Seneca College, linking education in science, technology and math to real-life scenarios and future career options makes the subjects less intimidating to students.
Some kids need angels. The angels need help, too
Margaret Wente
Sun Life targets wealthier investors with lower-fee funds
Exteriors of the Sun Life Financial office building at 150 King St. West photographed Feb. 24 2014.
Toronto hospital courts wealthy ‘medical tourists’
File photo of patients at Sunnybrook Hospital on December 5, 2010.
Turkey’s no-win election drama
Bessma Momani
April 1: Mandate on measles – and other letters to the editor
Cases of measles, once a rarity in North America, have surged in the past few years.
The Nokia Lumia 1020 is a great camera, with an OK phone
There’s no better camera phone on the market right now than the Nokia Lumia 1020. But its mediocre internals, a lack of expandable storage and mediocre selection of downloadable apps downgrades what could be an amazing smartphone
Airport expansion could be on hold until after Toronto election in October
Two Porter Airline turboprop aircraft, left, and an Air Canada Express turboprop sit on the tarmac at the Toronto Island Airport, March 24, 2014.
Soudas forced to resign after meddling in partner’s nomination race
Dimitri Soudas finishes a phone call in his van outside his Oakville Home, March 31, 2014.
The Harper machine is in disarray
Lawrence Martin
Crime victims hope Ottawa’s new bill of rights offers louder voice
Psychologist Dr. Lori Triano-Antidormi, whose son was murdered, says the bill could give victims’ families false hope.
Dimitri Soudas is a product of his environment
Dimitri Soudas’s interference in fiancée Eve Adams’s Oakville nomination race cost him his job in the Prime Minister’s Office.
Rob Ford’s $1-billion claim is a simplistic exaggeration
Mayor Rob Ford speaks during a Toronto Mayoral election debate in Toronto, March 26, 2014. REUTERS/Mark Blinch (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS)
Barrick pay practices need to better reflect performance
David Parkinson
The Hermes: Electric supercar would be fastest on the planet
Since the turboshaft engine doesn’t produce jet thrust, the Hermes theoretically could be driven on regular roads.
How can I grow my part-time business so it will support me full time?
Businessman choosing the right door
Revenue isn’t the only sales metric you should worry about. Here are 7 more
Vector flat concept of process social media business and marketing
That driver won't let you pass because he doesn't like you
Vehiles drive along the Trans Canada Highway through Banff National Park with Mt. Cascade in the background in this 2008 file photo.
One man’s message: It’s no time for banks to be complacent
The corner of Bay Street and Adelaide streets in the heart of Toronto’s financial district.
In Pictures: Hermes electric supercar concept
Why your breakfast may get a lot more expensive
Ontario Liberals push forward with plan to sell liquor in grocery stores
The Mac's Convenience store in Thamesford, Ont. is one of the few convenience stores allowed to sell alcohol. Open from 7 am till 11pm, the store sees shoppers from workers at nearby factories and from people in nearby London, Ont. when LCBO outlets are closed on statutory holidays.
Amazon raises the ante on Canadian offerings
Amazon is adding hundreds of thousands more products to its Canadian website, rapidly narrowing the gap between its offerings here and in the United States.
Nature or nurture: How is a leader produced?
Queen's professor Julian Barling is author of The Science of Leadership: Lessons from Research for Organizational Leaders.
April 1: Your daily horoscope
Aries
Lives Lived: Gustava Maultash, 100
Gustava Maultash
Rob Ford, Lindsay Lohan and the disappearance of truth
John Doyle
Will I get arthritis from cracking my knuckles?
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